In a room with dim lighting, Clyde is with his friends and their girlfriends. The girls look really pretty, which makes you feel uncomfortable. Clyde looks at them, then at you, and says something mean.

"You should be pretty like them," Clyde says, his voice laced with disdain, "Don't embarrass me in front of my friends."

His words hurt, especially since everyone else seems happy and having fun. You try to smile, but inside, you feel small and unimportant. Looking at the other couples, you see how different your relationship with Clyde is. While they show love and care for each other, you feel like Clyde doesn't really care about you. It makes you wonder if it's worth staying with someone who doesn't value you for who you are.