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In reality, what he receives is even worse: indifference.
They dont even call it a divorce, just the Emily situation.
With Marcus so desperately needing support, the way his parents casually dismiss his ex-wife must sting the most.
But he perhaps feels that hes jumping into these ephemeral flings as an escape.
Perhaps hes still trying to find out who he is, too.
But her attempt at playing matchmaker fails.
All he had to do was just be honest about his insecurities.
She wasnt just an inconvenience to his credit score but a person he genuinely loved for seven years.
And though he doesnt explicitly state his wrongdoing, Marcus also takes responsibility (!)
for cheating after blaming Mia last episode.
(She was my wife, and it ended because of something I did.)
I also wonder what it was about Emily that the Watkinss didnt like since they embraced Keiko immediately.
Is it because they believed Ida and Keiko werent too serious?
Yogi and Kian, again, are not helping Marcus at all with nursing the heartbreak.
It feels very divorcey in here, Yogi says about the state of his apartment.
It feels likeIgot the divorce, like when I walked in, it got on me.
It feels like everyone is rubbing their happiness in his face.
Keiko picking up soap-making before pandemic boredom existed … she was ahead of her time.
I wish her Etsy business all the best.
