jim's was way sexier

AWESOME question CelticPride. I think Jim's was simply because he was more passionate about being with her and fearlessly told her that he loved her despite Roy. Pam was sharing about all the feelings from the past, but that she just missed their friendship, even though it's clear she wants more. Jim laid more out on the line.

i felt for pam.

but i could feel my heart breaking in two for jim.
plus his little tear?
great.

Hey thanks Dave!

Jim's heart was broken. =(

Jim didn't walk on coals first though. And he sure as hell didn't make his confession in front of Roy (as Pam did with Karen...and the entire office, for that matter!)

Oh, yeah...been there, done that. I lived the Jim confession and got the big rejection. (long long time ago). Pam's was good - Jim's was moving.

Jim's confession was so sweet and sad...but Pam's packed more of a whallop without making me want to go buy a pint of Ben n Jerry's. Plus the walking on coals was totally badass...

Jims confession was more direct. Pam was a little more vague and you had to read more into it.

Pam's was long-awaited and most impressive, I agree. But Jim telling her, even though her wedding was coming up, that he loved her - and then the big kiss? It was fabulous. I felt it, it was visceral.

I think they were both amazing but Jim's was much sweeter which I really enjoyed since most of the jim/pam scenes shown involve them laughing and pulling pranks. It's nice to see a much more direct and moving scene with them.

Jim said "I love you"

I was so proud of Pam, but I Jim's was so much cuter.

Pam was close though...but I mean Jim saying he loved Pam? That made my heart stop!! It was so sincere and wonderful!!

Jim's, certainly. Did you see that tear? I think it made everyone fall in love with him just a little bit more.

Pam's was nice, but it had more to do with her character growth than just because she wanted Jim.

Jim teared up. And that was a man-tear. Pam didn't really cross the line. Jim pushed it, "I want to be more than that."

It was so sweet. And it felt like a breakthrough at the time. It was a big deal.

I was so proud of her!

Jim's was just heartbreaking.

Both!!