As a Yankee fan, and even though it was Red Sox tickets...I find it romantic Lindsey stops Ben from selling his tickets after intentionally falling off that giant wall and then running down the field with security after her. Most romantic thing I’ve ever saw from the woman for the man.
*I feel this movie is based on my relationship with me and my hubby!* ❤️ lol I’m like a *big big LA Kings fan.* I was addicted to them since I was 12. I named my dog Bailey, after their mascot and I had the BIGGEST CRUSH on Doughty when he was added in ‘08. All my stuff’s black, white and silver (their team colors lol) and pretty much all my clothes revolved around them. But now, my hubby’s a LA Kings fan 😉 lol *I LOVE MY HUBBY!!!* 🥰😘❤️❤️❤️
“I was hoping you might redirect that” women do this all the time. They love a man that’s passionate about something then when they get into the relationship they wonder why the man is so focused on the thing they are passionate about. The sad thing is it isn’t just sports. Sometimes the things a man is passionate about actually helps put food on the table
Grandma don't die because the Red Sox are on the road. Wait until they come home to die. Although Lindsey was venting her frustration, it's not unusual to find multiple generations of fans in a typical New England family.
+Sekou Barrow I don't think so. I think she just wants Ben to pay more attention to her. In order to do that, I think Ben decided he needed to give his season tickets so he's not consumed by the team.
She was saying she wanted him to put her above the team. He could still be a fan, but when it comes to important choices, she wants to be first pick. _I know what she’s talking about, because my hubby said the same thing to me when we were dating._ *I feel this movie is based on my relationship with me and my hubby!* ❤️ I’m like a *big big LA Kings fan.* I was addicted to them since I was 12. I named my dog Bailey, after their mascot and I had the BIGGEST CRUSH on Doughty when he was added in ‘08. All my stuff’s black, white and silver (their team colors) and pretty much all my clothes revolved around them. Like when it came to a game night, I’d watch it AND talk to my boyfriend/hubby on the phone, and that frustrated him.
I don't think Lindsey wanted him to stop being a Red Sox fan, but dial it down some so that she didn't feel as though their relationship revolved around the team. She had just returned from a business trip to Paris. She invited Ben to join her, but he declined because the Red Sox were playing a crucial series that weekend and he felt he had to be there.
As a Yankee fan, and even though it was Red Sox tickets...I find it romantic Lindsey stops Ben from selling his tickets after intentionally falling off that giant wall and then running down the field with security after her. Most romantic thing I’ve ever saw from the woman for the man.
Drew was gorgeous in this movie
*I feel this movie is based on my relationship with me and my hubby!* ❤️ lol
I’m like a *big big LA Kings fan.* I was addicted to them since I was 12. I named my dog Bailey, after their mascot and I had the BIGGEST CRUSH on Doughty when he was added in ‘08. All my stuff’s black, white and silver (their team colors lol) and pretty much all my clothes revolved around them.
But now, my hubby’s a LA Kings fan 😉 lol
*I LOVE MY HUBBY!!!* 🥰😘❤️❤️❤️
Why are you putting this on every video?
@edwardcortez656 Because she can and she loves the movie and her husband
“I was hoping you might redirect that” women do this all the time. They love a man that’s passionate about something then when they get into the relationship they wonder why the man is so focused on the thing they are passionate about. The sad thing is it isn’t just sports. Sometimes the things a man is passionate about actually helps put food on the table
Grandma don't die because the Red Sox are on the road. Wait until they come home to die. Although Lindsey was venting her frustration, it's not unusual to find multiple generations of fans in a typical New England family.
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in this scene... was Lindsey asking Ben to give up his love for the Red Sox for her?
+Sekou Barrow I don't think so. I think she just wants Ben to pay more attention to her. In order to do that, I think Ben decided he needed to give his season tickets so he's not consumed by the team.
No I think she was just saying that she hoped that Ben was starting to or eventually love her more than the Red Sox.
She was saying she wanted him to put her above the team. He could still be a fan, but when it comes to important choices, she wants to be first pick.
_I know what she’s talking about, because my hubby said the same thing to me when we were dating._
*I feel this movie is based on my relationship with me and my hubby!* ❤️
I’m like a *big big LA Kings fan.* I was addicted to them since I was 12. I named my dog Bailey, after their mascot and I had the BIGGEST CRUSH on Doughty when he was added in ‘08. All my stuff’s black, white and silver (their team colors) and pretty much all my clothes revolved around them. Like when it came to a game night, I’d watch it AND talk to my boyfriend/hubby on the phone, and that frustrated him.
I don't think Lindsey wanted him to stop being a Red Sox fan, but dial it down some so that she didn't feel as though their relationship revolved around the team. She had just returned from a business trip to Paris. She invited Ben to join her, but he declined because the Red Sox were playing a crucial series that weekend and he felt he had to be there.
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