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The 6 "Grey's Anatomy" Men That Ruined Our Lives

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The 6 "Grey's Anatomy" Men That Ruined Our Lives

" Grey's Anatomy" is responsible for our excessive crying and emotional instability, but that's not all. Besides making us believe that doctors as hot as the ones on the show would actually be single, the guys on the show ruined our lives in other ways — by making us believe in the impossible.


Derek Shepherd (McDreamy)

Derek made us think that our drunken one night stands (who's names we can't remember in the morning), would turn into long term relationships (and if you're lucky marriage). Evidently this is not the case in real life.

Mark Sloan (McSteamy)

McSteamy made us swoon from the beginning. He led us to believe that the bad boys can change and suddenly become the committed, long-term relationship type of guy. Can't believe we fell for that one.

Jackson Avery

Avery led us to believe that there are actually guys as pretty as he is. If there are, I have yet to meet one of them.

Owen Hunt

Hunt made us think that when relationships fail, there is always potential for a second try and then it all works out in the end (even when you wake up and your boyfriend is choking you in his sleep).


Alex Karev

Karev made us believe that the jerk we dated that one time would turn around and become super sweet and marry us if we were sick. So far, haven't seen this happen in real life.

Preston Burke

Although Burke wasn't around for very long, he made us think that there aren't any consequences when you start dating your superior. Ladies, I wouldn't put this one to the test.

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