Polar opposites.
Hi, mom, how's it going?
Hi there, my darling, I'm so glad to hear your voice.
Yeah, we haven't talked for ages.
It's been OK.
Yes.
What's wrong, sweetie?
Well, Sarah and I broke up a couple of weeks ago.
What why how did it happen?
Don't worry, please.
Everything is fine, there is no real reason.
I just realized I don't like her anymore, so I decided to end it.
Billy, you told us that you were going to propose to her birthday party.
Well, yeah, I wanted to, but then I thought that getting married is a very serious step and I'm not
ready to be that serious, don't they say that you're supposed to have the best time of your life in
college?
And Sarah, she wants her family, kids, mortgage and other adult stuff like this where polar opposites.
Are you sure about your decision, sweetie?
I'm excited to climb the career ladder and meet all these interesting people at parties.
I'm not ready to settle down.
Billy, son, but how is going to parties connected with climbing the career ladder?
Did you two have a fight?
Sort of maybe we've just realized that we're two different she's an organized one, and I don't mind
my place being on the messier side.
She's shy and quiet and I'm outgoing and loud.
She's an early bird and I'm a night owl.
I don't think it's fair to her.
So I broke up with her.
It's for our own good, really.
I'm getting over it.
Have you tried looking past it, as they say, the strength and differences between us?
How about meeting each other halfway?
I don't think it works like that.
Look at you and dad, you're both homebodies.
You like board games and jazz music.
You don't need a crowd to feel happy.
Your definition of happiness is the same as dads.
On the other hand, I feel the happiest when I'm around people.
I don't want to lead a quiet life like Sara.
Let's be honest here.
If I'm not head over heels in love with her after three years, when is it going to happen?
At least you're honest with her for that, I'm proud of you.
Polar opposites.
Hi, mom, how's it going?
Hi there, my darling, I'm so glad to hear your voice.
Yeah, we haven't talked for ages, it's been OK.
What's wrong, sweetie?
Well, Sarah and I broke up a couple of weeks ago.
What why how did it happen?
Don't worry, please.
Everything is fine, there is no real reason I just realized I don't like her anymore, so I decided
to end it.
Billy, you told us that you were going to propose to her at her birthday party.
Well, yeah, I wanted to, but then I thought that getting married is a very serious step and I'm not
ready to be that serious, don't they see that you're supposed to have the best time of your life in
college?
And Sarah, she wants a family, kids mortage and other adult stuff like this.
We're polar opposites.
Are you sure about your decision, sweetie?
I'm excited to climb the career ladder and meet all these interesting people at parties not ready to
settle down.
Billy, son, but how is going to parties connected with climbing the career ladder?
Did you two have a fight?
Sort of maybe we've just realized that we're too different.
She is an organized one and I don't mind my place being on the messier side.
She is shy and quiet and I'm outgoing and loud.
She is an early bird and I'm a night owl.
I don't think it's fair to her.
So I broke up with her.
It's for our own good, really.
I'm getting over it.
Have you tried looking past it, as they say, there's strength in the differences between us.
How about meeting each other halfway?
I don't think it works like that.
Look at you and dad, you're both homebodies.
You like board games and jazz music.
You don't need a crowd to feel happy.
Your definition of happiness is the same as dads.
On the other hand, I feel the happiest when I'm around people.
I don't want to lead a quiet life like Sara.
Let's be honest here.
If I'm not head over heels in love with them after three years, when is it going to happen?
At least you were honest with her for that, I'm proud of you.
Thanks, I guess.