The patterns are all the same. The initial guesses, the ambiguousness after the exchange of hearts, the sweetness of the honeymoon period, and the despair of the future life. Presumably every mother has had the idea of running away, most of which are fleeting and fleeting. The person who takes responsibility, who doesn't want to have a moment of lightness, such as returning to the beautiful, chased and willful girlhood?
Most of the housewives must not be able to live the life that Girls' Generation envisioned. so what? The chances of realizing the dream are too small. You need at least a clear vision of the future, a precocious mind, a strategic IQ, a mind to seize the moment, and most importantly, meet that person. But the husbands are also innocent. "I was like this when you chose me! And you did it voluntarily." You will think so. Marriage is a bet, and the rule at the poker table is to give in. It's better to shake his head handsomely and say something to himself: "This is the case in this life, my mother admits it."
I wonder if the husbands who have watched this film will feel a chill in their hearts: My usually diligent, hard-working, virtuous and gentle wife, will my heart also be hopeless?
I often feel that it is not the incompatibility of each other's personalities that ruins love, but the trivial, day-to-day life that looks to the end at a glance. Sometimes I am fortunate that the opportunity that is not available makes each other so poignant. Those who had already formed cocoons in their hearts were still very touched when they saw the scene of saying goodbye in the rain, as if they were electrocuted.
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