People Throw Out Messed Up Things They Are Tired Of Seeing Overtly Romanticized

Sometimes we see things in movies that are portrayed so positively, but deep down we know that they would not fly in real life. When a guy continues to pursue a woman in a film, we root for him, after all, we know his backstory and that he is doing it for the right reasons. But in real life, when a guy won't leave us alone, it's fcking annoying and not endearing at all. Honestly, we could care less about their backstory, because all that should matter is the fact that we once said, "sorry, not interested."

On Reddit, people are sharing the fcked up overly romanticized things they've seen on screen, and it really makes you think twice about the storylines you strive for.

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