Hallmark rose to notoriety with their feel-good movies that used to promote family, faith, and commitment. They've taken a nosedive in the last few years, and this is yet another example. This movie's message is that the commitment of marriage is not worth the investment, and is easily and (very) quickly replaceable. No reasons for a breakup are necessary for discussion, but it's a good idea to:
1) Shut your spouse out of your life in anger.
2) Within a day or two, flirt with a replacement for your spouse.
3) Befriend others who will encourage you that the commitment of your marriage is passé and not in your best interest.
4) Realize that your personal independence is so much more valuable than working on oneness in marriage.
5) Put more effort into finding your runaway dog that in even starting to try to reconcile with your spouse.
6) Reject all apologies from your spouse and embrace your feelings that your commitment is simply over.
Hallmark, this wasn't a feel-good movie! It was a downer! Perhaps that's why several rival TV networks have arisen to take your place because you have abandoned your values. And fortunately, many of the actors and actresses have left Hallmark and followed networks embracing these family values. We're watching many more Up TV and GAC Family shows that Hallmark movies now. Sad, but true...
2) Within a day or two, flirt with a replacement for your spouse.
3) Befriend others who will encourage you that the commitment of your marriage is passé and not in your best interest.
4) Realize that your personal independence is so much more valuable than working on oneness in marriage.
5) Put more effort into finding your runaway dog that in even starting to try to reconcile with your spouse.
6) Reject all apologies from your spouse and embrace your feelings that your commitment is simply over.
Hallmark, this wasn't a feel-good movie! It was a downer! Perhaps that's why several rival TV networks have arisen to take your place because you have abandoned your values. And fortunately, many of the actors and actresses have left Hallmark and followed networks embracing these family values. We're watching many more Up TV and GAC Family shows that Hallmark movies now. Sad, but true...