When you think about it, the real winner of Marry Fuck Kill is always fuck.

Fuck = raw desire, excitement, short-term.

Marry = trust, safety, long-term investment.

Kill = discard, reject, no value.

The implication is that
>“You’re good enough to build a life with, but not the one who ever turned me on the most.”
But the fact that they think that only makes it more cruel, cause it means they were willing to risk it all for a few fucks with them.

One might assume that "short-term" is a negative, but it actually means the person doesn't think they have what it takes to keep them around.
>“I marry the ones I don’t lust for, because lust leads to abandonment.”

It's also a sign of entitlement disguised as affection.
"I choose you" gets revealed to not be a good thing but rather a hidden insult, since it's "not because I want you like I used to want them, but because I value what you represent."
>“You should feel good that I picked you for the long-term, even if I’m implying you weren’t good enough for the short-term.”

A brutal and cruel categorization of the value of people.
A hierarchy of value.


Thoughts? now it's a question.