1:36:03
A year and a half later,
much had occurred.
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Judy was married to Michael.
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-So, you happy?
-Go ahead.
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Yes, l think things have
gone pretty smoothly.
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-He puts up with my idiosyncrasies.
-No, she puts up with mine.
1:36:22
She's passive-aggressive.
Somehow, she gets what she wants.
1:36:27
She wanted me, she wanted Gabe...
1:36:30
...she wanted the job at the magazine,
out of her marriages...
1:36:34
...she wants Michael....
1:36:38
l disagree.
1:36:40
When Sally went back to Jack,
l went after Judy.
1:36:44
Not at first, but when l
decided, l went after her.
1:36:48
Gee, l hope l didn't push.
l wanted it to work, it's true.
1:36:54
We're doing fine. Really.
We've learned to...
1:36:58
...tolerate our problems more.
Don't you think?
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l've learned, anyway, that love is...
1:37:05
...not about passion and
romance necessarily.
1:37:09
lt's also about companionship and...
1:37:13
...it's like a buffer against
loneliness, l think.
1:37:17
That stuff is important.
Somebody to grow old with.
1:37:22
What kills most people is
unreal expectations.
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What about things that
can't be talked about?
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Like sexual problems, for instance.
1:37:33
-Unresolved.
-Unresolved?
1:37:39
Well, there's some things you
can't solve and then...
1:37:43
...you have to live with it.
1:37:45
You construct some
kind of patchwork thing.
1:37:49
-But sometimes they flare up.
-They do, and when it happens...
1:37:54
...it gets tough when that happens.
1:37:57
You learn to deal with it and then
push it under the rug.