Single Snapshots – Episodes

Single Snapshots

Episodes

Gina: “A few months ago, my fiance suddenly asked for his engagement ring back. We were on his friend’s yacht when he said that he changed his mind because he was torn between me and a woman he had just met.  I took his ring off and dropped it in the lake to his dismay.  Three months later, (after not hearing from him since that day) he showed up at my door begging for forgiveness with a brand new ring.  I’d heard that he and the new girl didn’t make it.  I slammed the door in his face, and told him to give the new ring to the new woman.”  

Bayley: “I met a guy at a concert, who really seemed nice and sincere.  We hung together most of the evening and when he asked for my number, I cast aside my usual reserve and gave it to him.  Two days later, he invited me to the movies and I accepted.  However, when he showed up, he had a friend in the car, who he claimed was from out of town. He had invited him to go along with us if I didn’t mind. But my gut instinct told me to take a pass, and I backed off despite his insistence.  After that, I avoided his calls because he didn’t feel right.  Three weeks later, I was watching the local news and the mug shots of him and his friend flashed on the screen as suspects in a date rape case.” 

Lisa: “I changed my mind twice at the altar with the same guy, and he kept coming until I finally walked the aisle on the third try and became his wife.  However, as my mother predicted, the marriage didn’t last a month because I didn’t love him.  I came to realize that I married him because no one else had ever asked.”

Brian: “After dating a woman for nine months, I decided to let her move in with the prospect of marriage in mind.  However, after two months I knew I could never marry her because she turned out to be too intrusive to my privacy.  She didn’t believe in respecting my boundaries. Every time my phone rang, she had to know who it was and she ignored the closed bathroom door.  After I couldn’t take it anymore, I asked her to move out.  When she refused, I changed the locks, and put her stuff in storage.”