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“I’m sorry for losing my temper the night you told me Louis proposed to you. I’m sorry for not waiting longer at the Empire State Building. I’m sorry for treating you like property. I’m sorry I didn’t tell you I loved you when I knew I did. But most of all, I’m sorry for giving up on us when you never did.”
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ALL IN FOR LIFE.
I’m not excusing Blair’s current state of mind since I believe she is wrong but the way I see it is that a divorce closes that chapter once and for all, its the final nail after losing Chuck, her baby, her defense mechanism of a safe fairytale. The thing is, like Safran said, she jumped into Dan’s arms right after. Because that is another safety net. The enabling Dan (tiara and dress) and a storybook life (Claire). She is giving up on her fact for someone else’s fiction, willingly, because she is too afraid to face her real life. That’s why if it ends with Blair gambling, it is a big sign of her taking a risk, “are you brave enough, or aren’t you?”
my spec from twitter posted with image for @signaturescarf
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if two people are meant to be together…
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every time I see this picture it just makes me laugh it just looks so happy with life
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