04-24-2016, 11:58 AM
(04-24-2016, 10:23 AM)Sharp Wrote: If they are unable to accept it, then they are not right for him.
Or you could see it this way, if he's not able to make a decision: He's not right for either of them.
Seeing this dilemma from only one person's perspective is far too narrow minded.
Obviously his view is to be considered as well, but seeing that his actions affects two people, I think judging him is more fair than judging the two for not accepting his indecisiveness.
While it's true there's a chance that neither of them is right for him, I highly doubt it's because "they are unable to accept it".
Just a little heads up to let you know there are more sides than just one, in every case.