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The Men Of 'Grey's Anatomy'

The men of "Grey's" have taught us many things.

Tarah Webber
Jun 27, 2016
Bear, Delaware
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The Men Of 'Grey's Anatomy'
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ABC Family's television show "Grey's Anatomy" has just wrapped up it's 12th season. I am a huge fan of this show for all its drama, laughs, heartache and surprises it has given me throughout it's long journey on air. Just last Saturday, the 12th season arrived to Netflix. To celebrate "Grey's" 12 seasons, I wanted to share the life lessons we have learned from the men of "Grey's Anatomy."

Derek Sheppard

Derek teaches us that we all make mistakes and that those mistakes just make us who we are. We just have to learn to accept them and move forward from them.

Alex Karev

Alex teaches us that we should never give up. We are stronger and better than to just give up when life gets hard, and Alex reminds his friends of that as well as us.

George O'Malley

George reminds us that sometimes everything just feels like it is falling apart. However, he teaches us that we shouldn't let that get in our way of becoming something great.

Jackson Avery

Jackson teaches us that it is OK to love someone after being in love. Nobody should have just one soul mate, because everyone should have a right to love.

Richard Webber

Webber reminds us that even when we feel like we've lost everything and we become scared, that means that we still have something to lose; which is a reason to keep fighting.

Owen Hunt

Owen teaches us that it is OK to feel and to hurt. We are meant to hurt and break so we can get stronger and build ourselves back up again.

Ben Warren

Ben teaches us that even being with our loved ones for only a few minutes is still worth it. Love should never be pushed away just because of limited time.

Mark Sloan

Mark teaches us that we should never hesitate to tell someone that we love them. We should own our feelings and share them before it becomes too late.

The men of "Grey's Anatomy" have taught and reminded us of many things over the course of their 12 seasons. If you are curious as to what the women of "Grey's" has taught us, check out my article I wrote awhile back listing the lessons they taught us.

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