"Love is sacrifice."
"We Focused ON Celebrating at The Wonderful Things WE HAD The Rather Within last regreting at The Things WE DID not."
"We focus on the good already have, rather than what we missed. "
Two love stories, two timelines interspersed forward, facing similar problems.
A girl who has an artistic dream and eager to go to New York to fight; growing up in the country, thinking that art is all bullshit's cowboy, she also has the dream of becoming a top bullfighter. The two are exactly the same as Ira&Ruth back then. Ira and Ruth didn't miss it, and Luke and Sophia didn't. These two loves, in order to make a decision to be together, struggled and gave up, but in the end they both made sacrifices to each other, but they may not be counted as "sacrifices". This kind of found a just right in love and dreams. The state of balance is the most enviable kind of love. Luke won the championship, Sophia ran the Art Museum, and they found in their stubbornness that they couldn't live without each other.
Ira said: "The great joy of collecting wasn't in the art itself, but in the person I collected it with." Day after day, year after year, until death, everything about Ruth is beautiful in his eyes Yes, he is willing to accompany her to experience the works of art she admires and loves.
Luke finally understood, the moment he successfully conquered Rango. That girl is everything. When he reached the peak of his dream, he searched among the four people. Without Sophia, his eyes are dim, he feels lonely, he feels lonely in such a lively bullring.
It turns out that love is sharing, love is companionship, and likewise love is sacrifice.
In real life, we who are eager for success and we are separated because we have to give a satisfactory answer to others, and we who are separated because we do not know the future, can we really let go?
The care of a lifetime, if you just miss it. Why not sacrifice once, then forget what you have lost, and stretch out your hands to see what you have caught? Have never made such a decision to sacrifice for love, is it too unusual?
"Love is sacrifice."
"Love is sacrifice."
"We focused on celebrating the wonderful things we had rather than regreting the things wedidn't ." "We focused on the good things we
already have, not the things we missed."
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