Happy Endings By Margaret Atwood: Complicated Love Relationships

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Complicated Love Relationship
Life is so complicated. This could be blame for life. People always want to blame someone’s for their mistake. In fact, people themselves are wrong. People behave in the way which makes the life so complicated. Peoples’ feelings are so complicated in regard to making relationships with each other. If these relationships were happy, it would be because of people being smart. However, if these relationships were not happy, life would be blame of being so complicated. To be fair, life has never been so complicated. The way that people feel is so complicated. “It Would Be Different If” and “Happy Endings” show this fact. “It Would Be Different If” by Maggie Mitchell shows a young lady who is stuck in her love dream, and tries to make pieces of her current life with the one she loved and lost. Margaret Atwood in “Happy Endings” presents six scenarios of how a relationship could be different between the same couple. It could be argued that people choose to be in happy ending together or be alone with hurt forever. Yet, they might choose to keep going in live with another person they choose. However, one could make it hurt for another. …show more content…

Alisa has also shared her life experiences and has informed the readers that stress can be used in a positive manner in a relationship and the couple can use this stress for the purpose of focusing on the positive bright future and this thing has the potential to make the future of the couple better and happy. (BOWMAN). In the same manner the person’s life doesn’t end because of the situations through which he goes but he has to find a way to live with the conditions in which he or she might be present. Maggie Mitchell’s work can be a good example of this because she lost the love of her life but she knew she had to move on and find a way to live with it

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