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Rosalia 2023-02-01 02:52:29
It is often heard that marriage is the grave of romantic love. In fact, it is not so terrible. After all, singleness is a minority. Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfeiffer have a mid-life marital crisis, forced smiles in front of their children, all kinds of remedies are useless, and the torment of separation is more painful than pain. On the edge of the cliff, looking back again is like a dream, and looking back again, my heart is still the...
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Rylee 2022-12-18 06:31:58
Aside from the tearjerker confession and the ideal ending, do you think that since men and women can't understand and understand each other like this, they still want to be...
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Monica 2022-11-30 18:49:59
The truth about marriage keeps me...
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Gertrude 2022-11-14 22:50:18
It's a real marriage and family...
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Katlyn 2022-11-09 15:06:04
A warm family ethics drama, although the story always revolves around the painful choice of the protagonist's painstaking 15-year marriage that is about to fall apart. The plot of the story is simple but profound, and the protagonists endure and save their second seven-year accumulation in countless quarrels and silences. However, when I was ready to break up, I discovered the reason and the initiative to break up with the painful decision. It is better to try to be together if you give up the...
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Marcelle 2022-11-02 19:23:25
marriage family responsibility...
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Erika 2022-09-10 17:21:07
"And they lived mostly happily ever after." "I hope so."...
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Brown 2022-09-05 22:24:40
6/10. Several flashbacks and interludes try to reveal how a happy marriage can lead to speechlessness. The husband calls to tell his busy wife at home that their former apartment is being demolished. The couple's communication and the parents who are talking about each other on Hershey's bed show that the parental relationship will affect the children's concept of marriage. This wonderful narrative point of view coincides with Woody...
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Lilla 2022-09-05 18:07:40
Bruce Michelle gives trivial pieces of...
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Bert 2022-09-05 15:10:46
the story of us... that last monologue is all there is to...
The Story of Us Comments
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Katie Jordan: I think the loudest silences are the ones filled with everything that's been said, said wrong, said 300 times. Until fighting becomes the condition rather than the exception. And suddenly without even knowing it, it becomes the language of the relationship and your only option is a silent retreat to neutral corners.
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Rachel: The key to a happy marriage is to accept the essential chasm between men and women.
Liza: Which is?
Rachel: A man can mend a fight with sex. A woman can't have sex until they've resolved the fight.
Liza: Why is that?
Rachel: It's the basic difference between the penis and the vagina. A penis is a thruster, a battering ram, if you will. Even if it's mad, it can ram. Sometimes it even helps. It's the mad ram principle. However, the vagina - ah, the vagina. The vagina has to be relaxed in order to open and receive. It can't be that gracious hostess in a state of anger. And that goes for blow jobs and kissing as well. Every female point of entry needs to know that the penis is coming... in peace.
