Yiannis Papadopoulos

Laverne 2021-12-01 08:01:25

Quotation: As a continuation of the first two romantic essays, the third part of falling into marriage is obviously no longer romantic, but under the feathers of the same place, there is also a long and lingering lingering effect.

In 18 years, I will show you the future
of love. The
summer...

Alana 2022-03-24 09:01:46

For a long time, "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset" have meant something extraordinary to me.

Generally speaking, I'm an exclusionary person: don't want this, don't want this, don't want this...what, I don't know. Thus, life becomes a process of constant trial and error. But it seems that life is...

Reginald 2021-12-01 08:01:25

The "They actually ____" mode is turned on. From the accident of love to the reality of love, romance has finally been replaced by the practicality of getting along. "It's like sunrise and sunset, we appear, we disappear, but in the end we just pass." Those trivial quarrels and resentments don't seem to be a big deal in the river of time. He finally read to her a letter 40 years later-it turned out that the first 18 years was just a prelude, and I shed tears...

Christine 2022-03-29 09:01:02

In the end they can be so lucky to quarrel for life, how many 18 years in a lifetime? But the most impressive is the old lady's "We appear and we disappear, and we're so important to some, but we're just passing through." at the dinner table Hence the true love story of AMY in Philadelphia.