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I had somehow fallen for it. Some dream of safety
that I hadn't understood would never reconcile with who I was,
which was a free and independent person. I'd taken all my
freedom and independence and pushed them across
the poker table and said, "Here, take my
jackpot. Take it all. "I don't need it anymore.
I won't miss it ever."
that I hadn't understood would never reconcile with who I was,
which was a free and independent person. I'd taken all my
freedom and independence and pushed them across
the poker table and said, "Here, take my
jackpot. Take it all. "I don't need it anymore.
I won't miss it ever."
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I had somehow fallen for it.
00:00:02.585 --> 00:00:05.712
Some dream of safety
that I hadn't understood
00:00:05.713 --> 00:00:10.223
would never reconcile with who I was,
which was a free and independent person.
00:00:11.386 --> 00:00:13.892
I'd taken all my
freedom and independence
00:00:13.893 --> 00:00:16.508
and pushed them across
the poker table and said,
00:00:16.516 --> 00:00:19.526
"Here, take my
jackpot. Take it all.
00:00:19.644 --> 00:00:22.944
"I don't need it anymore.
I won't miss it ever."
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Movie Summary
Toby Fleishman knew what to expect when he and his wife of almost 15 years separated: weekends and every other holiday with the kids, some residual bitterness, and the occasional moment of tension in their co-parenting negotiations.
