Dating in high school is an audition, not a path to marriage. A great performance can still get rejected because someone isn't the right fit for the role in your life. Being told 'next' is about compatibility, not your worth.
Dating is not to marry in high school. How many agree if you're dating to marry in high school, you are set up for disaster zone? Agree that's true? Say that's true. That's true. It's called an audition process. That's what you're actually doing. You're auditioning to figure out what kind of parts you like in the show, the show of your life. So if you've ever been in theater, here's how it works. You walk on stage, the director sits right in the middle right there. You give a monologue. You could give the greatest monologue of your life. And it could be the best performance that director has seen all day. And the director will still yell sometimes, next, because you're still not right for the part. Even though you were amazing, even though you were incredible, that's high school dating. You should be able to go, next, and we can call this a night. This isn't a good match. And that's all we're figuring out. Has nothing to do with whether I'm a good person, they're a good person, none of that. Just not right for the part.
