It's a Lifetime movie

Fellas! I am here to report that I have screened TGHMO in its entirety* (*formatted to fit my TV screen), and I can decidedly confirm that the artists behind TGHMO were given room to create a thoroughly realistic take without being shackled by the usual Lifetime propaganda that excuses the behavior of women who victimize men.

It's extremely refreshing to watch a portrayal of a crazy woman and not pretend that's not how it is. Every Lifetime movie wants to say that girls are only crazy because it's "guys'" faults, but this chick DID go after a guy for his movie.

You don't get bogged down with some sob story, because she just tells you that she's basically the "Olive Garden's" "Tour of Italy" of offensively portrayed mental illnesses. Some guy probably just dumped her once.

I thought the same thing as all of you before I watched this movie at all, but once I did I was pleasantly impressed by the studio heads at Lifetime for not kowtowing to K.D. Lang (noted Canadian!) fans in all of their docudramas.

In summary and concluding; I give this 5 out of 5 thumbs up no question at all.

The script was very straightforward by telling you everything that was happening, but also they could have not talked during many scenes aND you would still no what's going on. That's not because the acting, which was bad even though, like we've been saying the main actress was terrifyingly real in showing how nuts chicks can be for no reasons.

Mostly though, it's not unfair to guys like every movie now seems to be, which is why I give it 5 gold medals and 1000 karma because it's important to show both sides, not just to be racist at men always. 5 shooter mcgavin thumbs up.

I'd definitely do her.

-Randy

But they are! They are!