I kind of agree on the point of Miranda panicking over the idea of Gary and Tamara sleeping together, since that was long before he had any real interest in getting together with Miranda, so the romantic feelings were one-sided. Same goes for Miranda blaming Gary for "allowing" her to become friends with Tamara, which I actually don't see as too much of a big deal. Gary and Tamara weren't together anymore but still friendly, so it doesn't seem like a huge problem for Miranda and Tamara to like each other too.
However, I do kind of get Miranda wanting to get over Gary because she's been obsessing over him for a long time without anything coming of it and, even though I don't think Gary DID see Miranda as a fling, there's nothing to say that he didn't. So while Miranda couldn't be sure, maybe it was a wise idea not to take the risk.
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workingdee
13 years ago
I think that they will work it out, but I can see Miranda's point. He held something that was hugely important from her. She deserved to know that he was legally married to someone else and that she actually knew the person. I think if she had known from the beginning she would have been able to handle the situation.
So what she was ultimately upset about is that it seems like he didn't care enough to be honest with her. She's been into him for so long that it does seem like he was playing with her, although I think he really cares.
Hopefully, he can show her how he really feels.
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