Re: The Great Ship Debate
And this is coming from a man, by the way. Just thought I'd clarify. I get a lot of U GO GRRRL! replies, and I'm all like, thanks? I don't really know whether I should be flattered or mortified. :lol:
Honestly, I'd love to. But, I have a genetics final in the morning and don't really have the time to draft up some long-winded post right now. But I'm pretty sure I elaborated on that very topic on page 1 of this thread (and for a few pages after). Here are some snippets.eggbe4thechicken said:
Not trying irritate, lol, but I don't suppose you could elaborate could you?I don't think Grissom is healthy for Sara.
I do realize that recent eps would have us believe that Grissom is hEaD oVeR hEeLz for Sara, but a leopard can't change his spots. Plus, nothing he does now justifies how he treated her in the past. If she decides to overlook all of that then it completely undermines her dignity, not to mention feminism in general. Let's let the MAN treat me like dirt and decide when HE'S ready to commit~Grissom/Sara
I'll admit I'm a bit biased as far as this couple is concerned. I don't like older men / younger women pairings in general. One thing I simply cannot stand is the young, naive girl chasing after an older, "wiser" man. It just screams "daddy issues" on so many levels as far as I'm concerned. It doesn't help that you see pairings like that everywhere. However, Sara seems to be very mature for her age so this isn't exactly as much of a problem in their case. The main problem I have with this ship is that Grissom simply does not respect Sara. He's had many occasions where he could at least acknowledge her worth, yet he has always chosen to shoot her down. She just has never been worth his time. He has never given her an acceptable explanation about anything, whether it be why he turned her down for a date, why he is assigning her to a specific case, or why he is turning her down for a promotion. His excuse: he's the boss. He doesn't have to. It wouldn't be professional or appropriate. Well, this is true. However, when you care about someone you make exceptions. Grissom has never put Sara first, and he never will. It's just not in his character. My mother and grandmother were both very strong-willed women, and they never took any crap from a man. If Sara allows Grissom into her life after years of unacceptable behavior, then she is weak. She's no better than one of those young, naive girls and I have no patience for her. In short, I'm against this pairing becuase I feel that it compromises Sara's character. And I'm not budging on that belief.
And this is coming from a man, by the way. Just thought I'd clarify. I get a lot of U GO GRRRL! replies, and I'm all like, thanks? I don't really know whether I should be flattered or mortified. :lol:
Just more elaboration. I realize a lot of people may be like "'SCUSE U, BOI, WUT SHOW U BE WATCHIN?! GRISSUM MAY HAVE INDIRUCTLY IMPLYD THAT HE MYTE LUV HER OR AT LEAST THE SECKZ WITH HER LAST WEEK!" I just...don't care. I have neither seen nor heard anything that has changed my mind about this ship this season. It just seems to get more ludicrous with each week. Just how I see it! No one have a hissy.Personally, I think Grissom is the opposite of a challenge. It just seems kind of the easy way out to me. When two people are too similar I just can't see the challenge in a relationship. I guess when I think about what they would do outside of work, I think of them just sitting around reading forensics journals. Not too exciting or challenging IMO. Plus, I feel their exact problem is that they've never really connected on a truly deep level. They've never been completely on the same page. That's just my view though.