Husbands and Wives Page #10
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- 1992
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I'm glad to know.
- You are so self-centered!|- I know.
I didn't mean those things.
- Why did you say them?|- I'm confused.
- I never want to hurt you.|- Bullshit!
It's not bullshit. I don't|deserve you. I'm sorry. Please!
- Did you shut the windows?|- I was thinking...
...it's a good thing we fixed|that leak in the den.
Even now I'm still scared of thunder.|Any loud noise.
We would have been nuts to|use those theatre tickets.
We'd have been swerving all over.
- I'm glad we stayed home.|- Me too.
When we were apart,|this storm would have terrified me.
I was scared enough sleeping alone.
Sometimes you can be alone|when you're with someone.
Should we have given those|other tickets to Gabe or Judy?
- We did buy them for them.|- Yeah, I know, but...
...the situation's|completely different now.
A year and a half later,|much had occurred.
Judy was married to Michael.
- So, you happy?|- Go ahead.
Yes, I think things have|gone pretty smoothly.
- He puts up with my idiosyncrasies.|- No, she puts up with mine.
She's passive-aggressive.|Somehow, she gets what she wants.
She wanted me, she wanted Gabe...
...she wanted the job at the magazine,|out of her marriages...
...she wants Michael...
I disagree.
When Sally went back to Jack,|I went after Judy.
Not at first, but when I|decided, I went after her.
Gee, I hope I didn't push.|I wanted it to work, it's true.
We're doing fine. Really.|We've learned to...
...tolerate our problems more.|Don't you think?
I've learned, anyway, that love is...
...not about passion and|romance necessarily.
It's also about companionship and...
...it's like a buffer against|loneliness, I think.
That stuff is important.|Somebody to grow old with.
What kills most people is|unreal expectations.
What about things that|can't be talked about?
Like sexual problems, for instance.
- Unresolved.|- Unresolved?
Well, there's some things you|can't solve and then...
...you have to live with it.
You construct some|kind of patchwork thing.
- But sometimes they flare up.|- They do, and when it happens...
...it gets tough when that happens.
You learn to deal with it and then|push it under the rug.
And it works. That's the weird thing.|It's not bad.
You can't force yourself to|conform to some abstract...
...vision of love, or...
...you know, marriage.|Every situation's different.
Whatever works is the deal.
Ours is just one way.
It's funny. Last year when|we were at Gabe and Judy's...
...and we announced so flippantly|we were splitting...
- I wasn't that confident.|- I wasn't either.
I remember thinking|they were so lucky.
They had such a great marriage.
It's ironic that we're|together and they aren't.
- Yeah.|- Weird.
I had a romantic moment...
...with Rain at her|21 st birthday party...
...and I could feel|the old pull coming back.
The old attraction coming back.|Feelings I'd had...
...from my past.|It was very vivid to me.
That was a... That was a...
...a great moment.|I don't really think we should...
...follow up on it.
What do you...?|What do you mean?
Well, you know, I just...|If things were different...
If I was younger,|or if you were older...
...or anything different,|but somehow...
...I just feel I know how|this is gonna come out.
You sure?
I am. You know, I really am.
I knew how it would end.
And I left and I walked out|into the pouring rain.
I just headed instinctively|back to my apartment...
...because I wanted to hold Judy|and kiss her...
...and say things to her, and then...
...then I realized that, you know,|I really blew it.
So, what's your life like now?
I'm out of the race for now.|I don't want to get involved.
I don't want to hurt anyone.|I don't want to get hurt.
I don't mind living by|myself and working.
It's temporary.
I'll have the urge to get back|into the swing of things.
That seems to be how it goes.
I'm writing, I'm working on a...
...a new novel. Not the old|one anymore, and, um...
...it's fine.|- Is it different?
My novel? Yes, it's less|confessional, more political.
Can I go? Is this over?
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