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Okay, so we know that you can't believe everything that a celebrity (or a celebrity magazine or a celebrity flack) says, and we know that it's hard enough to figure out how and why your own relationship ended, let alone that of Joe Jonas and Taylor Swift. (Or, say, Matt Damon and Minnie Driver: We once believed that Matt actually dumped Minnie on The Oprah Winfrey Show--but looking back, we now find ourselves squarely on Team Matt.) Also, we know that teenagers can't always be expected to act maturely when even fully grown adults screw up breakups on a daily basis. Hell, even yours truly have been breakup biotches in our time, and we literally wrote the book on how to do it nicely. That all said, we feel it's our responsibility--being that we, you know, wrote the book on it--to speak out on how Joe Jonas may or may not have dumped Taylor Swift. As Taylor told Ellen DeGeneres (and really, who wouldn't want to get a little empathy and a big hug from Ellen after getting dumped?) Joe did the deed during a 27-second phone call. Um, sorry, no: The only dumping that should ever be done over the phone is when you're calling Dominos to cancel that pizza because it's taking too long. If the relationship is serious enough to make it into Us Weekly, then it's definitely serious enough to require an in-person breakup. Joe then proceeded to defend himself...on his MySpace page. (Because when you've just broken a heart, what you really should be worrying about is how your fans are taking the news.) Apparently she hung up on him, he told his fans--hence the brief 27-second nature of the call. Well, yeah, we'd probably hang up on a dude, too, if he tried to dump us that way. Next time why not try a text dump, Joe? That way she doesn't even get to hang up on you! Buh bye! Seriously though, Joe: You seem like a nice dude (albeit one in ridiculously tight trousers). And you're idolized by millions of pre-teens who take everything you do as gospel. So do the dating world a favor next time around and behave like a gentleman, would ya? 2 CommentsLeave a comment |
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With both of their schedules, are they ever in the same room together? How can you break up with someone in person that you almost never see in person? Better over the phone than wait months to do it in person, say, just before the Grammys or something.
That is a good point in regards to logistics, one that I was thinking of myself as I was reading. However, there is a flip side, assuming that they didn't have an entirely long distance relationship before, they must have actually found time to hang out and be together then. He should have made the time to see her one last time, even if it was only to break up with her. The reality is, they are 18 and 19, respectively, and probably weren't emotionally mature enough to think about the big picture. And now we have to discuss this fact on a blog. That is kind of sad...