One of my favorite movies is Love Actually. Yep. The ultimate chick flick is one of my favorites. I justify it by citing the coarse language and adult situations.
One of the movie's story lines follows Mark, who is in love with his best friend's new wife, Juliet. He knows it's a complete waste of time, but he can't let it go and it torments him daily. He finally decides he must go to her and address the issue head on.
He tells her exactly how he feels, knowing the situation isn't going to change. It's beyond his control, but it gives him the closure he needs to move on and maintain the friendship.
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