Jerez Sherry

It’s interesting as a study in relationships and their politics. He doesn’t want commitment. But she needs that. Women give birth. They need commitment. There are many rascals like him. But it’s creates intrigue for them both. I sense he’d win and she would lose. All he can say is, “let’s go out. “ Relationships have to be mediated within a few years so far as mutuality. Give and take. He’s a silent type. That gives him more power. It’s also a sign he’s elusive. The others kids scenarios are less intriguing as theirs is. It seems she’s happier with her childhood friend. She could have told the quiet guy she was going to date the chef awhile because he seemed more available. All he’d do is pout. He isn’t secure enough to change. Or risk vulnerability. She doesn’t appear to have a father figure. Naturally she looks for the familiarity of someone who isn’t really available. And was his father available? It’s a lot of chiseled rough ends to try to sand away. But it would be psychologically good to have made the connection of her attraction to an unavailable man like her dad was. That’s so we can realize these things a choose a good available partner who will work on mutuality.

This producer is incredibly talented, perceptive, and excellent. I would love to work with this producer on a history of the Silk-road. I cannot get enough of his work and I never watched TV it is so poor quality ordinarily. Now I watch his series over and again. Yunus Emre as I type. He is genius inspired.

Seriously I’m in love with Turkish acting and series. I’m a seriously critical film viewer too and after all these years I’ve found Turkish TV. Me, who never watched TV! This series surprises me. It’s slow to start but epic in length. Time wise hours. During the virus this is a great series each episode is 2 hours long! Seriously! There are 80 episodes. You do the math. I give this 5 stars. It’s funny, tragic, romantic, sad, happy and like Turk tv so so very human and well acted. I don’t want to finish this series! It’s my friends here acting, as I see it I would miss them. They endear themselves to me! Also Winter Sun surprised me. I watched Resurrection first, then I watched Yunus Emre, a Sufi series. I have a list now. But watch this one too. You won’t be disappointed!