Right person wrong time
<p>Lately I’ve seen so many content about how Mia and Sebastian from La La Land or Jess and Rory from Gilmore Girls are the right representation of a “right person wrong time” trope. And as much as I love them, I still firmly believe that if it’s not the right time, then it simply is the wrong guy.</p>
<p>My perspective on this concept might be considered controversial since there are a lot of debates on this topic. But I think that “right person wrong time” is just a coping mechanism for people who’s in denial. Created by the heartbroken people to hold onto the “what if’s”. To comfort their broken ego. To not let go of the whole <em>would’ve, could’ve, should’ve</em>. For me personally, <strong>if it’s the right person, there won’t be a wrong time</strong>. <strong>If it’s the right person, the time will align</strong>. And if it’s the wrong time, then they’re simply just another lesson learned. Or another great plot for the character development in your own damn movie.</p>
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