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[aisha van buren]

aisha I’m not happy Joey. I love you, but I don’t think it’s enough.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey I love you too, but we've been here for a while.. haven't we? I don't think you like me much.

[aisha van buren]

aisha It's definitely you not liking me! I spent months of my life in New Mexico for you. Months. And I know you were going through a hard time, the worst time, I'd do it all over again. But you've never even acknowledged that I did that.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey How should I have acknowledged it?

[aisha van buren]

aisha I just feel like no matter what you're always going to see me as the spoilt brat I was at eighteen. I get it, I'm high maintenance. But you make me feel like I haven't grown at all.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey I think you have grown. But I think you're still 23 and I'm 27 going on 40.

[aisha van buren]

aisha If I'm not what you want then you need to let me go.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey You just said that you think it's not working. You can't act like it's all me.

[aisha van buren]

aisha No Joe, you make me feel awful about myself, of course it's not working.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey We're really different.

[aisha van buren]

aisha Right.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey I feel like we've been trying hard at this for so long, and it's just not working. Either I'm happy and you're miserable, or you're... well, you're never really happy.

[aisha van buren]

aisha I've been having an emotional affair with my doorman. My doorman makes me feel better about myself than you ever have.

[joseph mccarthy]

joey I keep thinking you'll become a better person.

[aisha van buren]

aisha See? Exactly what I'm saying. You hate me.