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That's the best case scenario, that you end up enjoying the movie. But I'm saying in a scenario where you don't. You simply have very different movie tastes. S
by didibus 5y ago
That's the best case scenario, that you end up enjoying the movie. But I'm saying in a scenario where you don't. You simply have very different movie tastes.
So if you want to watch a movie together, I just don't see how you could both enjoy it without any compromise.
- tablespoon 5y ago> That's the best case scenario, that you end up enjoying the movie. But I'm saying in a scenario where you don't. You simply have very different movie tastes. > So if you want to watch a movie together, I just don't see how you could both enjoy it without any compromise. It kinda seems like you're setting up the scenario to force a particular result. If both your tastes are so fixed and incompatible that you can't like a movie without your partner disliking it, then maybe decide to do something else besides watch a movie?
- thih9 5y ago> them maybe decide to do something else besides watch a movie? This solution is part of the original comment; i.e.: “Or you compromise by not watching movies together, but seperately.”[1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28659212 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28659212
- krageon 5y agoThe author of that comment is missing the idea that the entire question is beside the point.
- redisman 5y agoI mean if your SO will only watch “Minions” straight to video movies then maybe you just need to find one of the other million activities out there to do together.