I Don't Feel Like You Appreciate Me - The Break-Up | RomComs
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2022
- Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) gets emotional as she tells Gary (Vince Vaughn) the real reasons she was unhappy in their relationship.
What is The Break-Up (2006) about?
After two years together, Gary (Vince Vaughn) and Brooke's (Jennifer Aniston) relationship seems to have taken a comical wrong turn on the way to happily ever after. Now the break-up is on, the lines have been drawn, and their honest feelings for each other are coming out. Get ready for an all-out war of the exes in this fun date movie that's hilarious and heartfelt.
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Watching this scene as an adult really hits differently. Man, this was an honest portrait of a woman who is tired of doing the emotional labour.
Don't do emotional labour then, just live a calm, peaceful life. Quite simple
Emotional labour omfg this is the most pathetic thing i have ever heard. We call what it would be , a therapy. Whatever
@@benbirch2393 She did. She came to her senses and left him. Like most women in her position are doing.
@@flowrepins6663 That's your right to think this. Judging by the replies from men on this video you're not alone in this thinking which now illustrates to me why there are so many lonely men in society. Women simply refuse to deal with men that won't love them they way they want to be loved. So yeah. Keep this mentality at your own risk mate.
Men don't get lonely, we are quite happy with our own company, the outdoors and that of other men from time to time.
Men realise if you have to do emotional "labour", the woman isn't right for you. A relationship shouldn't be "labour", its not a job, it should be an escape from your job and the madness of the world. Men want peace, rest and tranquility at home.
She's crying because she knows it's truly over.This is the speech of many women. The men either start understanding when it is too late or they never do.
She was the one who broke up with him but now is crying because he didn't go to the concert. This is called drama creation, zero logic.
@@samerdrich5579 i saw the movie pretty long ago, but, as far as i remember, she broke up for the very reason that she hadn't felt appreciatted. I guess she just wanted him to come to the concert in order to show he cares for whats important to her and make it up back together. The real heartbreak wasn't this concert thing, it was much more complex and deep.
Oh really? Women can never be direct from the get-go. The only reason he "understood" in the end, was because she was direct. It's her fault. But in our society the woman is never wrong, so I'm not surprised.
@@samerdrich5579 Making one last attempt to make things work, then it falling through and crying about it when you finally realize it's over....is 100% logical. I hope I dumbed it down enough for you.
@@melissadehart9306 Making one last attempt after breaking up? Shouldn't a logical person try one attempt and THEN break up after it fails? Get it? After it fails, not later? I think I dumbed it down enough for you, but I am not sure.
I know how they got there. She carried the whole relationship and when she stopped, they got there, the place where she realized it was one sided.
So right! After they broke up, he just gave up, he didn’t care. He felt some way, but didn’t try to fix it. When she offered him that ticket to the concert, that was her trying, and he didn’t care to show up. Glad she left.
@@yesseniaayala2664 yeah first time I seen that scene where she's at the concert all excited and happy, then she starts to be concerned and then the reality hits her like a punch to the gut, he stood her up. never personally experienced this I felt every emotion she was feeling
@@ED80s I’ve had that happen to me, and after that, you just give up, if he can’t even just bother to show up, you just gotta keep on moving on, and you’ll definitely find something better
@@yesseniaayala2664 yes it was a d*ck move.
Inaccurate
This whole movie is like an homage to the "Walk away wife" syndrome, though it skips to the end stage pretty quick. Woman attempts to actively work on relationship and expects equal or greater effort now that they're together. Man thinks that now that they're together, it's all good and becomes lax, ceasing most effort. Woman devolves into nagging to get man to work on the relationship and give her attention, ironically causing the man to lose all interest in improving the relationship or spending time on her. Woman complains more, man distances himself more. Woman decides the relationship is no longer worth any of her effort and stops complaining, since she doesn't feel she will be listened to or the issues addressed. Man thinks it's all good again: the complaining stopped. Woman walks away when the time is right for her, having emotionally checked out. Man is utterly shocked and says he never saw it coming and she should have said something. Then he gets angry and upset none of his reconciliatory efforts and gestures work, because he doesn't realize that, to her, their relationship died a long time ago and she has no feelings or interest left for him to rekindle.
you nailed it
Yes, exactly. 💔
The death of feeling is the most euphoric state. 💖
There it is
@@izzypfutzenreuter exactly. I felt so free every time. My whole life every time i make myself stop loving and i am better for not being taken advantage of
This conversation feels very very real. Jen did great in this one. I'm sure it helped that she was actually going through a divorce during the filming.
My thoughts exactly.
I loved this movie bc it wasn't a traditional romantic comedy and it had a realistic ending.
Absolutely agree. She's a great actress
@@vivienne3573 She actually is a great actress. I don't know why I'm always surprised about that, but I am. She was incredible in Cake, and the Morning Show.
@@ct6852 actually I didn't see the movies that you are talking about. I have the see them. Thanks for the suggestions!
I’ve always had the impression that the movie wanted to present a balanced situation where no one really is to blame, but I personally thought he was a man child jerk. I’m glad to see that after a few years that’s come to be the general impression.
Pretty much in the movie his friend tells him he’s to blame….that even with family (his brothers business) and friends….it’s all about Gary…and that Brooke never stood a chance.
Perhaps it reflects reality !
She was the one who broke up with him but now is crying because he didn't go to the concert. This is called drama creation, zero logic.
@@samerdrich5579 True. But in the context of the movie there’s a little more to it.
@@samerdrich5579 of course there’s zero logic, such is the world of emotions. You may rationally know someone is not for you but still feel a pull towards them or be incredibly sad when you break up…. gosh.
When she says "it wouldn't matter, you are who you are" it was dead forever. Him putting all of the blame on her (he twists his lack of appreciation and effort into her fault for not telling him clearly enough) and continuing not to listen (she asks him to leave and he keeps crowding her) are confirmations that she is correct.
It might have been saved if he had instead sincerely apologized and felt horrible for making her feel that way in their relationship. But as she says, he is who he is, and that doesn't even occur to him.
That's BS men aren't mind readers, let the man know what's on your mind
Wait, Jennifer's character is honest in expressing her frustrations, but the Vince's is what? Deceptive? Lying? Gaslighting her?
@@brotherderin ....she DID tell him. Repeatedly, at length, and ad nauseum. That's the whole point. She told him and told him and told him. He dismissed what she said as 1) not important, and 2) empty, annoying nagging, (and therefore he's allowed to ignore her). He did not believe her and was comfortable with her misery. Even when he is finally and at last realizing she has been serious the whole time because he is getting dumped over his failure to hear her, he STILL blames her and says she should have told him better, or in a different way, because then he *might* have maybe listened. But it's still on her that he didn't listen, in his head.
@@brotherderin appreciate your partner and compromise to work together especially when both of you are working full time jobs. Lord, must we spell out this basic ethic to men also? Or should we assume that they're that idiotic or cruel? Last I checked, most of us grew up in similar social morals. This mind reader excuse is too milked out by selfish and lazy people.
I also find it incredibly insensitive for him to say he is not a mind reader because she said or did things to imply that he doesn’t care rather than just stating it. If you’re going every minute of the day in a relationship with someone who picks and lays your clothes out for you, does your laundry, cleans your dishes, picks up after, plans event for you, emotionally is there for you, supports you, etc…she shouldn’t have to tell you to appreciate her. It should be natural cause if you love the person you should want to do things for them too. She shouldn’t have to tell him to care
“Why you didn’t say that to me?” “ I am not a mind reader” … oh this kill me every time. Boyfrind role doesn’t come with a manual but if you care about someone, you actually try to help her, show her appreciation and support her. Exactly what she dud for him …
Wow, it must be hard for you to write this comment. Haha
I was thinking the same, it just feels like switching blame to me and gaslighting which we as a generation can easier call out now. Was the same thing with my ex, "Why do you always have to be angry with me?" when he did the same mistakes over and over. Also the "Oh yes it's always my fault", when I pointed out something he did that hurt me that WAS clearly his fault..
@@crabfish92 but some men need blunt conversations. I’m not saying I don’t agree with you. Gary was a man/boy, no doubt, but telling a guy brutal truth is often more effective. However, women don’t like blunt. I do think there was a lack of ability for basic communication for these two. Jenn was awesome, and did nail it.
I feel this. If a woman is constantly asking for certain things, or you see she is unhappy with something, etc., I feel like a caring person would notice that. Someone who cares notices your likes and dislikes or if they don’t understand something about you, they want to find out. Relationships require effort and meeting each other halfway. She shouldn’t have to be so bluntly direct, she shouldn’t have to spell out for him her basic needs. My bf likes motorcycles and I know nothing about them and have little interest in them but I know he likes them because I care and pay attention to what he likes. I ask about his bikes or what certain models do what, or just plain pay attention when he wants to talk about them. Bare minimum stuff that not everyone seems to get
Funny thing is in relationships, women DO say these things, only to have the guy argue with her about why she shouldn't want them and why her wants and needs are stupid. Woman says "I'd like to get flowers on my birthday some time" guy tells her it's stupid and flowers die and then gets her something else for her boday. Then later on he's all "Why don't women say what they want!?"
The fact that he won’t leave the room and keeps coming toward her when she begs him MULTIPLE times to just fucking leave is exactly the problem. He’s completely clueless and dense. If he really cared about her, he would just fucking do what she asked and stop making it about himself and his ego. Gah.
When Gary was trying to move closer to Brooke, she repeatedly said to get away, I was so mad at him. Dude stop! It’s obvious she’s super upset and doesn’t want to be near him but he couldn’t take the hint. For once, just once, can you just do what she ask and leave!
@@jojojoy3879 he couldn't bring himself to buy a dozen lemons... a fucking bag of lemons.
If this happened and the guy was the one saying just leave would your reaction be the same… prob not. Oh the double standards women have
@@justinsquibb9030 nope, but thanks for trying to speak for a stranger. If the genders were reversed I’d say the same thing. It’s a human respect thing, not a man/woman thing.
@Justin Squibb another man desperate to jump on the perpetual victim train
Jennifer just nailed it. Very few actors that can perform a vulnerable scene so beautifully and realistically!
This was during her break up with Brad
She admitted that she used this movie as a means to get over her divorce with Brad. I guess that's why she embodied this role perfectly. And realistically.
then you need to watch A family man 2016 Gretchen Mol's best acting in vulnerable situations.
Every role she plays is about a romantic relationship and breaking up. Hasn't challenged herself with anything different. This isn't acting. It's who she is.
@@ritasnow8319 seems like you haven't seen The Good Girl, Cake, The Morning Show, We're The Millers, Horrible Bosses. She's one of the biggest stars in Hollywood for a reason.
PS, saying this is who she is while she's sobbing her guts out is so sad to hear, coming from a woman especially!
Every time I watch this scene I just want to hug Brooke. I’ve been in a relationship where my boyfriend didn’t appreciate the things I did for him. He would say it but he never did anything to prove that he meant it. He never washed the dishes, or walk the dog, or do grocery shopping. We broke up and I’m a lot happier. I hated Gary for not going to the concert with Brooke, when he said he would. That was his last chance to save his relationship and he blew it. Don’t stay with someone who takes advantage of you and doesn’t see your worth. You deserve better.
She was the one who broke up with him but now is crying because he didn't go to the concert. This is called drama creation, zero logic.
@@samerdrich5579 It sounds like you are speaking from personal experience?
What makes you like someone who doesn't appreciate you? That's usually what makes someone not like that person.
@@RuthParodies You too.
@@michtig Many women do not work like that. You are applying logic. Many women put up with that because the guy has money, status, good looks, game, etc. If she thinks he's the best that she can do, she would put up with many "bad guy" attributes. I've seen it too often.
I didn’t understand the movie much as a kid I thought it was overly dramatic. Now as an adult, it makes 1000000% sense and it’s sad to have gone through the same thing.
There's a video that said they should have stayed together in the end. Anyone who thinks that hasn't been paying attention. We need more movies with this kind of realism.
This was the moment the break up became real. You can say it was real from the beginning but no. They were playing a game. Here she realized it was over for the first time. Shes morning the relationship she wanted to save. He will treat the next girl better BECAUSE of her. This is life
This is such a fantastic movie, very realistic and highlights the emotional labor and mental load women often are expected to carry in relationships. Gary wasn't abusive or a cheater or a drunk, nothing that's an immediate deal breaker. He isn't awful to Brooke. But he's lazy. His standard of life is a lot lower, and he doesn't make adult effort to contribute, so it wasn't sustainable. I think a lot of people aren't intentionally terrible, but they can be obliviously selfish like him.
I'm pretty sure he is shift blaming and gaslighting which fall on the abusive behavior category.
He's clearly a nice guy gaslighter.
Brooke was doing wife duties at girlfriend prices. Don’t do it, sis!
What’s the difference between being a wife and a girlfriend? 50% if the assets after breakup :D
You say this as being married was long lasting , the only difference is that when you are married you get divorced the same as breaking up.
Marriage doesn’t secure anything.
And what are the wife duties? Women are not men’s maid.
@@belenyanez6371 the good ones are. Har Har Har.
@@belenyanez6371 the difference is that marriage provides a certain security that even the most so-called ‘committed’ de facto relationship does not. it’s a contract, which requires both parties to meet the expectations of the other party for the purposes of the marital relationship. it entitles you to compensation when your relationship fails due to the wrongdoing of your partner. no insurance like that exists for a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship. besides, the process of ending a marriage is far more difficult to accomplish than ending a non-marriage relationship. when you’re dating, a man can wake up and decides he never wants to speak to you again, and you’re not legally entitled to anything, no matter how much time you spent caring for and loving that person. the burden of proof required to legally divorce someone is far greater, and it’s a lengthy and expensive process. people treat marriage a little more preciously than they do other relationships for those reasons.
Zon’t zo it.
"Why didnt you just say that? I'm not a mind reader"
Her: *proceeds to give a very clear sentence* please, leave the room and leave me alone.
Him: *proceeds to fucking ignore a very simple thing*
EXACTLY! Why are men in here defending a fictional textbook abuser like there's no tomorrow...
a similar thing happened with him expressing interested in her at the baseball game. she says many times that she's good / leave her alone. he ignores. he persists. this was seen as romantic when this film was made i guess. and i think it still is to some people. to many women now, when they say to leave them alone, leave them alone. no is no. etc. take a hint.
Blah blah loser women always blaming men when and majority of women cheat, file for divorce. Dude is not an abuser and men are not mind readers, this is why so many strong and independent women are single a miserable 😂
@JordannGeorge so when men say stop recording in the gym, women should take a hint. Just recently a married women was arrested for having inappropriate contact with 2 15 year old boys. Stop making women out to be victims. It's takes 2 in a relationship to make it work or fail. As usual zero accountability for women
@@JW-bu8bn 😂😂😂😂😂🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
He wanted a mum. He is astonished and silenced at the suggestion that she isn't that, that he is wrong to want that. He wants to move home and have a mum, but still think of himself as a man.
Quite common in real life, it seems..
When he's only capable of being a son.
@@reginageorgetownuni that's very well said, that's quite true.
Brilliant acting on both of their parts but Jen was so relatable and realistic. The pain in her voice every time she tells him to leave is so real , she’s so embarrassed he stood her up and she’s constantly trying to show her feelings to him but he’s too selfish to realize. It’s so devastating when that happens and when you’re done you’re totally finished. She didn’t even want to turn around and see his face bc he hurt her so bad.
Jen's vulnerable seems so real and natural
This was filmed like half a year after her separation with Brad Pitt and actually Vince Vaungh helped her through some of it during working.
Even in friends, she was so good at these very emotional scenes
I remember feeling so sad for her character the first time I watched it
I always wondered if she thought of Brad by doing that Scene
Brooke could have saved herself a lot of trouble if she had red flagged him the day they met and he physically blocked her from leaving until he had finished talking. She kept saying she needed to go, he kept blocking and interrupting her. This was a recurring theme in their relationship. He would ignore her, act surprised and confused when she was disappointed, he talked over and interrupted, used his physicality to protract situations she wanted to end, and when she was clearly in distress, he would place blame on her, minimize his responsibility or talk about how he was affected. He didn't seem capable of honoring even her smallest request in her time of greatest need. His attitude here was like, "Yeah, I see you are upset, but I need to tell you how this is making ME feel." This movie is hard to watch because it is so real and Jennifer Aniston did a great job.
So true. We often ignore the red flags early on because we want it to work so badly. Great points.👍🏼
It’s called on the narcissistic disorder spectrum .. minimising, deflecting, manipulating, gaslighting, devaluing… the list goes on ..
@@kimmywebster to me there's a lot of immaturity, also, which seems to be an issue with too many men. There's no commitment to an adult relationship. They just want to have fun.
Yaa , but if a guy tries to leave when the girl is talking n not letting her finish.
Then she would blame him by saying he doesn't care about her feelings.
Here he used physical strength to stop her, which was wrong that I agree with you.
When someone is talking something which maybe important to them, n u try to ignore it. Then u could be the problem too .
@@G2RMN Gary is the chad , which most girls regret after they endup knowing them.
I remember this movie when it was released. He was such a jerk. Guys like him are not worth the time and pain of a long term relationships. They should be strictly in the category of very short affair, one night stand or better yet, kicked out of the list of possibles. They are simply not worth it.
Yeah. He had another chance to potentially rekindle things with her but he didn’t want to cause that would mean things would change and he would have to start trying in their relationship. What a piece of work.
Gary shouldn’t have said he would go to the concert and then flake out at the last minute. That’s not right. Brooke was giving him one last chance to step up and fight for their relationship, but he failed miserably.
Sounds exactly like my ex
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Women need to have higher standards, and also he didn’t wife her up. She shouldn’t have even moved in with him. He wanted a mom , not a wife
That hit hard. I just broke up with my boyfriend. It was exactly how I felt. I did all those things for him and I did them because I cared for him and loved him a lot.
All I wanted was his appreciation, him showing me how grateful he was for having me. After a while I felt like I was constantly fighting for him to recognise me, love me, give me attention. It was so hard to walk away from him but I know that it is the right decision
I’m sorry to hear that. Same thing happen to me a few years ago. I had a boyfriend who I loved, but he didn’t appreciate me the way I wanted him to. No matter how much he said he loved me and begged me to stay, I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t stay in a relationship where I’m unhappy. I reached my limit, just like Brooke.
Seeing Broke crying in her room showed that she’s also reached her limit with Gary. If he just kept his word and showed at the concert, he might have had a chance to make it things work with her. But he let her down, again. I think that’s what broke her. Gary constantly letting her down.
You did the right thing breaking up with him. I know it was hard but you’ll get through this. You just need time.
I feel you. Same thing happened to me just recently. It's the right decision to let go cos we deserve better 🥺
@@jojojoy3879 Thank you for sharing that! The part where they tell you they love you and want you to change is the hardest part.
I really wanted to believe my Ex-boyfriend when he was saying all those nice things and promised me to be better. But actions speak louder than words.
Someone who actually loves and wants to be with you will put the effort in and show you through their behaviour that they want you.
So thank you so much for your encouragement. It is hard right now but it will get better. Its good to know that other have been through it as well :)
@@stephlaude1247 That is so true 🙌🏻
It doesn't change the pain right now but it will get better.
And in the long run it is so important that you are happy in your relationship and feel save and loved. Somebody mature will actually be able to give you that feeling
@Steve Gonzales That is so true. Thank you for this lovely reminder! :)
When you care about someone… the action of caring comes naturally
I just love this movie so much cause it’s not like guy messes up and girl just falls back into his arm’s again. It’s guy messes up and girl gets the strength to walk away and sticks to it. One of the best stories I’ve seen😘
Calling this movie a rom-com does it a disservice. There's such a fantastic lesson here for everyone: Listen to people who are trying to reach you, and don't take people who love you for granted! I almost feel like it's a must-watch for every person. I mean, here, it's about a couple and a man who doesn't listen. But it also applies to all of us. Are we overlooking people who have been quietly but faithfully supporting us? Our parents, friends, siblings, even pets?
well, pets are't people
@@innag6888 Hot take
You summed it up perfectly.
How many times have we shut out the people who love us and are trying to reach us? I know I have. Specially with my parents. Its amazing how arrogance makes us think we are just enough to ourselves, but in reality, those of us who have people in our lives who truly love us unconditionally and care enough abt us to try to reach us over and over again are very VERY lucky.
true :) thanks for this
@@innag6888they are family
The scary part for me is when she asks him to please leave and instead he moves closer and closer. My ex did that and it's frightening. Even if no harm is met, not listening when someone wants space isnt ok. When she cowers in and scoots away from him, it genuinely scared me to.
See i don't like how you make it seem like he's gonna do something to her. This is a huge problem, i get she wants her space and he should've given it to her, but acting like he's gonna harm you is just BS.
It is extremely unsettling to have someone invade your personal space when you’re clearly telling them to.
@@sliding_by8607 op literally said "even if no harm is met, not listening when someone wants space isn't ok." If you think op said something else then you're projecting which is um,,, very much a you problem. Not respecting someone's request to be left alone and for space in this context IS NOT GOOD because he actively made her more uncomfortable. Anyways...
"Im not a mind reader" - I have heard this from my ex and suddenly tears rolled out :)
The same((
So why didn’t you communicate with your ex and explained exactly what you need? No need to cry
@tommy7576 because women don't operate in the realm of logic or reason , they expect guys to cut through all the bs and magically find out what they actually want .
@@tommy7576Because you shouldn’t have to tell your SO to be appreciative of you. You shouldn’t have to have a special occasion to do something nice for them. If you care for them you show it. Whether with acts of service, or any of the rest of the love languages. If your girlfriend (who you care about) is having a bad day (and you’re not) you can be a listening ear or give her a foot/back massage, etc. Or (if she likes surprises) get her flowers or do some of the chores she normally does. It really just comes down to knowing the other person and caring enough about them.
@@mogs2523Exactly. Tommy is the kind of person we're talking about. Communicate my aらら. Many things in a relationship don't need communication. It's common sense and you either have it or you don't.
I like Jennifer Aniston. She’s such a great actress. She made this scene so relatable to those women who are in a relationship with the wrong man!
stop with the misandrism; in 2023 there are just as much toxic women as toxic men
Revisiting this scene hurts so much. Recently divorced and it was because I had this conversation with my partner multiple times over several years. I was the one cooking, cleaning, paying the majority of the bills, taking care of US in alot of ways and felt utterly unappreciated. Ran myself ragged and got really depressed. Finally I realized my partner was who they were and no amount of effort on my part could change them. Now I'm focusing on myself and haven't felt this good in a long time. A relationship is a partnership not one person taking care of another.
I know this comment is 7 months old but...I could have wrote these exact words for what I'm going through right now. After 13 years, I couldn't do it anymore. I hope things are going well for you and I hope I made the right decision. I felt a huge burden fall off my shoulders already so I think things are going to be ok
@@heatherevans8445
It's difficult at first, getting used to being alone again. But trust me, after some time you'll rediscover the freedom of being your own person. Focusing on yourself and not having to worry about someone else is a great feeling. Plus, now you can explore life and yourself in a way you couldn't the last 13 years. That's what I've been doing and i feel like I'm rediscovering myself. Embracing opportunities i denied myself when i was with my partner. It gets better, I promise. Good luck and enjoy your freedom 😊🙏
Normally I feel that 1 partner will care about something happening more than the other and due to the differences in care about something, it will drive the person who cares more to go nuts.
@@supernaturalawesome1 thank you so much!
Much love and healing to you. You got this ❤
Relationships are draining. Being single is great 😃
if both have the skills, it can be a beautiful thing.
@@theplaylisterrare but not worth it if it’s not real .
This was during her turbulent time with Brad. She probably pulled on those feelings for that scene. Brilliantly done.
This scene makes me cry everytime I watch this movie. She really conveyed what it's like to be in that moment when you finally realize that a relationship is truly over. :(
i feel like this movie is even more relatable then a marriage story
is marriage story relatable at all tho?
Her crying is so real. Looks like she was really sobbing not acting. She is great.
It’s the fact that even when she broke up with him, instead of fighting for it, he started acting even more like a child. 😒 Then he tries to turn it around and make it look like it’s her fault
The fact is that if she would have said all those things clearly and straight to the point, he would have dismissed them. I hate the “but you never said anything” argument. It is not your responsibility to remind others to be a decent human being.
So true. The same people who say "but you never said + I'm not a mindreader" are the same people who, if they were told bluntly and honestly, they'd argue, call the person a nag and probs complain about them behind their back, silent treatment as a form of retaliation, or agree in the moment with no intention of follow through.
EVERY WOMAN ON THE PLANET CAN RELATE TO THIS SCENE AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE!!!
ITS JUST SO SAD AND TOTALLY BELIEVABLE !😢😭 EXACTLY HOW I FELT WHEN I FILED FOR DIVORCE😭
i feel like a partner shouldn't have to ask you to care about them, its a given. Its just embarrassing to be like "please notice me!!!".
I feel so bad for Brooke, but she's right. People are who they are. I'm glad she is eventually able to see her worth and move on
Its really tough when you are willing to cross oceans for someone, and he complains to cross the puddle but thats how life works, what matters to you, may or may not matters to the other
You are who you are..sums up much so easily
Jennifer did an amazing job here, you can tell her tears and words come from something deeper in her.
Ladies, dont go above and beyond for anyone unless they too do the same keep it the traditional way notice the way he invests in you treats you then see if it's worth the care . Dont go out of your way to please someone who doesnt even see it
I watched this movie time and time again at different stages of my life. Every time I see it in a different light. Sometimes relationship just dont work out no matter how hard you try. Love is not the only thing in your life, there works, friends, family, most importantly, yourself. He will try harder for just 1 woman and she wasnt that woman. Unfortunately she wasted her time on him but that's life. You dont always get the fair return for what you put out. I like the ending because she found her peace, she can look him in the eyes and smile.
Exactly. She was giving him wife benefits when she was only a girlfriend .
".......and she wasn't that woman". That's so true. He won't treat his next girlfriend like that and hopefully she won't do so much for such an unappreciative boyfriend.
“It doesn’t matter. You are who you are”
Anyone whos had a crazy difficult,constant fighting up and down marriage with millions of tears,accusations,and fighting knows how terrible this really is. This is so real
When he said, he didn't realize that concert mean so much to her, it all became clear. how unaware he was. It had nothing to do with her wanting to go to the concert. She put it out there to him that she was willing to try but he wasn't excited enough to spend time with her. I'm sure she imagined that he would be. All her hopes and dreams for their relationship crashed when she realized it. But that's how it goes a lot of the time.
This is every woman. We do everything, the guy just shows up and thinks that's enough. It's not remotely enough.
Facts what I also noticed is how men are obsessed with I need a gf you ask them why they haven’t got a clue why most obsess over finding a girlfriend.Yet when they get a gf they don’t show any effort. It seems like saying I have a gf strengthens their huge ego!!🤔
Lol, this is so not true; in 2023, most women think they shouldn't compromise at all, and men should just be happy they are there
@abor1males right? They want a girlfriend as a status symbol or to feel less lonely, but they don't actually care about supporting them in return because they don't respect women in the same way they feel entitled to respect themselves.
This was sad. Came just when she was dealing with her own disintegrating marriage and pain of being cheated on.
This movie flopped but I hold this movie near and dear and really showcased Aniston’s acting abilities and how women feel when we’ve been under appreciated. Truly one of her best and underrated films ❤
Oh! How I Feel This Scene, I remember when I was at my lowest in that relationship and stumbled upon a short of this movie and sent it to him and all he said was "I know you do a lot for me" and that's exactly what the problem was, narcissists are not just blindly proud. They know what you're doing for them or not doing for them and when you do something above and beyond they think that they DESERVE IT and shrug it off. Those were the longest years of my life, I used to cry, shout, beg for him to listen to me, to know what I do - I do for us and not for it to go in vain and that I want to be seen but It never did happen.
The takeaway is to NEVER EVER do that much for anyone, especially for some mediocre boyfriend.
Exactly 💯 they are just a wast of time. Nothing more.
Yeah, and that's how you end up childless in a old people's home.
Vince Vaughn is definitely mediocre
@@timtags No it's just that Vince Vaughn is too good for you lol
She broke up with him...
Guys get too fucking comfortable
I’m sure so many woman including myself, have been in the same place and know that exact feeling, while they just stand there and stare at you blankly, and it makes you wonder if they’ll ever get it one day, even though it’s too late for you.
Jen looks beautiful in this scene even with her crying and drained out expression
All that invisible work... It is magic in a relationship, but when it happens only from one side it becomes a heavy thing to carry, and then pain and resentment comes along and there goes the love and respect. End of a relationship .
"invisible work" holy cow. That's a BRILLIANT way to put it!
this film hit hard and especially this scene, all she wanted him to do was show interest and care, once they stop doing that you know its over
I've always hated his character. He's an arrogant, selfish narcissist. Even when she's saying for him to go away, he still can't do what she asks and he feels the need to try and figure out a way to win instead of apologizing and leaving her alone.
I felt every word she said. It sucks being the one who loves harder.
It is 😢 so hard it’s so tiring
this movie will always hold a special place in my heart. and the ending, chefs kiss.
Very genuine. Love her performance here
I’m going through something similar and it made me cry because it’s true ppl tell you in 3 different ways so many times for years
I relate so hard to this. I’m going through it with my boyfriend, and I feel exactly how she feels. I do Everything for this man and I go above and beyond for him and I don’t even get any words of appreciation and I’m met with having to be content with the little he does do. I hate it, because I am watching my relationship die in front of me and I’m helpless. I can’t do anything about it cause he doesn’t see anything wrong. I cry everyday because of it, but I’m finally coming to terms that it’s only going to end. No more working on it. I needed to see this today.
hopefully he’s no longer your boyfriend. you deserve someone who appreciates you and cherishes you and do things for you because they care about you. ❤
@@ViviSoren i sincerely hope everything goes well for you. no one deserves to feel unappreciated by their partner - sending you love 💗
hopefully you’re doing good today sis
I needed to watch it today as well 😢
You're doing too much. Pull back, drop the ball, do nothing. When you do that you'll see who loves you and who doesn't deserve you. I hope you find peace ❤
I could feel that. That movie was made shortly after her and Brad broke up. Those tears were real.
Brooke deserved so much better OMG
Her giving him that ticket to the concert was her trying, and he didn’t even bother to show up. While she sat at the concert by herself waiting on him, she knew the relationship was over, and she was going to stop trying. He was never going to change, and she accepted it and had to move on. He still has a dumb look on his face, saying, but what did I do.
WE MUST NOT PUT ANYONE IN A HIGHER LEVEL THAN HE ALREADY IS
Gosh, this is relatable. It’s really hard when you’re doing everything and feel unappreciated.
Being an adult. Being in a relationship. Man I feel her pain so much.
Jen should have received an Oscar nom for this performance .
I love this joint, I always get mad at Vince, like "BRUH!!...the concert was her extending the proverbial "olive branch"....her Hail Mary pass to save y'all and you stood her up!?....why!?"
🤦🏾🤷🏾♂️🤣🤣
I can't stop crying from watching this clip. It's so real. So heart breaking. When someone doesn't appreciate what you do in the relationship. It's so tiring, so exhausting. (But I will scream at him to get out of the room at the end 🤣)
I’d be so damm heartbroken if I made the woman I love cry like this. It’s so hard with my adhd sometimes to remember things, I hyper focus on other things that sometimes I get scared I’m just self centered. Watching this movie before made me fear I’d be just like Gary. Even if I have to set up 10 reminders on my phone to get her flowers I do it. Affirmations and acts of service are her love language so I have to remind myself to do it even if it means leaving post it notes. I shouldn’t have to I know but unfortunately my brain is just wired this way to get anything done. All of this to avoid breaking her heart and making her think I don’t care about our relationship. Especially when she goes above and beyond for me in ways no one ever has in my life. She’s my rock and I want to be the same for her always.
You're miles ahead of so many. May your future together be filled with happiness, comfort and success. 💜💜💜
That was beautiful. My bf has ADHD and he's not treating it. Being with him has been great but also mentally draining on my end. I told him quite recently that if he doesn't start seeking help, we're not going to make it.
I hope he follows in your footsteps before I'm completely out the door. I love him very much but I'm also very very tired.
Thank you for sharing and I'm glad you do routines to help you. ❤
@@blackdogbrown Damm I’m real sorry to hear that. I hope for both your sakes he’s able to get that help. It’s such a hurtle to take that first step but it’s so worth it to become a better functioning person. For one’s self and for the people they love.
Don’t forget to love yourself enough to step away too if it just doesn’t seem like it’s happening. I really hope it doesn’t come to that but at the end of the day you gotta do what’s best for you.
I feel her…im the same in relationships its like final step when you after long long tme feel not appreciated,then you just gave up and want to just leave and be alone…Unfortunattely this is Life all what we can do is move on,let it be,heal and find someone who ll appreciate us.
Yep. I get it, 1000 percent. Crawling toward you when it's just waaay too late. It's called RESPECT.
Both very underrated actors....
Especially Jennifer Aniston love this woman
Every time I watch this scene, I end up ugly crying. Like right now... This scenario is sooo true. Sometimes all we want is the people in our lives to just notice and appreciate. It's not even about the chores, or what not.. just acknowledgement of your partner's efforts...
I know it’s acting but the pain behind her voice hits deep
Love is knowing when to leave a person alone and when to be by their side
I forget sometimes how good of an actor she is
i ALWAYS thought jen anniston was a “one character” type of actress UNTIL this scene! she really showed dimension, w the subtleties in her tone, subtle movements w her body, the tissue….🥺☹️ i cry w her every time….“you are who you are.” 😩😢
Saddest part is that he doesnt get it after this, is nto until his friend talks to him that he actually starts to understand.
Every time I make suggestions as far as movies or have a perspective on what makes sense in our relationship, he only “gets it” or agrees it’s a good suggestion or idea after he gets validation from his guy friends.
This scene doesn't require us to watch the whole movie. It explains everything greatly.
Better than couples therapy, I highly recommend.
the older i get, the sadder this is. that's why women don't mind staying single
Very relatable. See, appreciate and value your woman before its too late.
Stay single. Avoid all this . Life is difficult enough. Don't need extra drama.
The problem is, most men only want a girlfriend until the novelty wears off, and then they want a replacement mother.
"Bangmaid" is the new colloquial term for that.
i love this movie so much... i've been in this EXACT situation before and i didn't know it until i stopped hurting. I picked up after him, i cooked for him too. I helped pick out his clothes when he didn't know how to dress himself. I paid for things when he didn't want to. I hugged him while he cried and took care of him when he was sick. I was patient because I thought that maybe if he saw all the things that I did for him, if he saw how much i loved him, he'd figure out to do the same for me because why else would he tell me he loved me.
I was so blind and naïve. And it took me so long to realise, even after we broke up, that after all the arguments and conversations about change and doing better and reconciliation and understanding and thinking we found even ground... was only false hope, that he was never going to change, that he was never going to become someone i wanted him to be. And it took me even longer to realise that's okay.
We were on different paths and even typing this out now breaks my heart, i know letting go did less damage than holding on to something that was never going to work with our different mindsets.
Slight problem with your comment, “he was never going to be the person I wanted him to be.” is extremely selfish - he should be allowed to be the person HE wants to be as he allowed you to be the person you wanted to be. Sounds like an incompatibility issue than that he was the problem.
@@Odiekins I think you're misunderstanding that section of my comment slightly. You're right, we were incompatible, I even addressed that in my comment.
But that "he was never going to be the person I wanted him to be" wasn't me saying everything about him was horrible. He was capable of being loving and sweet, but he also neglected me and abused me. Personally all I wanted was a man who heard me and treated me fairly. I wasn't asking him to change his own persona, that was never what I implied.
@@Mohlly I can see how you might think that I’ve misunderstood your comment, but I think it may actually be the reverse. By saying anything to the effect of, “They were never going to be the person IIIII wanted them to be,” suggests you’re unwilling to accept others for who they are, but will simply change them to suit your needs. That’s not how relationships work. I don’t think what you desire in a spouse is unrealistic at all, but changing others is.
@@Odiekins AGAIN i think you're not understanding the situation. So it's okay for them to continue being abusive because "that's just the way they are" is what you're trying to argue? The fact that you're trying to excuse their behaviour by saying IM not being reasonable is absurd. You're implying. And I never once said I was trying to "change" them, I never did that throughout the relationship, I did what a healthy relationship is built on; communicated my problems and tried to work through them as best I could. But there came a point where respect no longer existed and the relationship became corrupt. Also, I'm allowed to have standards, needs and values. Not everyone is the same, but you make sacrifices for the people you love. AGAIN, I wasn't trying to change all of him, just parts that really hurt me and parts that I could see jeopardising our future relationship.
If you really want to sit there and argue that no one makes sacrifices for their relationship, then clearly you've never been in a healthy one.
Cause that's what communication is. You voice your problems and work them out to better suit both parties. Not ignore them and just think "well, he upsets me, so i guess that's the deal i've dealt." No, if you're unhappy, SAY SOMETHING.
@@Mohlly I’m sorry if you don’t like what I’ve said, and it appears as those it’s resonated by your triggered reaction.
I am not condoning abuse or saying men are just the way they are. I’m saying instead of trying to change someone, find someone you’re compatible with.
Gary is one of best villains in movie history
Jen is simply phenomenal for this role❤️
Appreciation that's all women want
This is way too real. The writing and acting was spot on.
Like his friend said, ALL she wanted was the RESPECT of telling her he wasn’t going to COME
Sad reality of most relationships
i love this scene so much because it shows perfectly what she menat in the end when she asked him to leave. He just doesnt listen because he doesnt care.
The way she just says that I don't wanna come near just cause he never made her important and she feels neglected by his presence and that she knows she will melt and accept him again but he will never change
"im not a mind reader, I didn't know I was supposed to *appreciate* you waiting on me hand and foot and supporting every dream and desire i have"
I love this movie sooo much! Scene always makes me cry.
Only give as much as you receive, if not a little less. Seriously. It’s not a game. It’s self-preservation.