My little friend at home went to bed early last night, so I had precious free time to re-watch "Sex and the City 2". I actually watched the movie 3 years ago. I just got married and didn't have a baby. Now that the baby is 3 years old, rewatching it again is a different feeling.
The movie is about life after marriage. After 2 years of marriage, the relationship between Kerry and Mr. Big became dull. Looking at Big lying in bed watching TV, Kerry broke out. The two need to spend the rest of their lives together, why can't they live together? more interesting? This sentence seems to be telling me that life is precious, try to make yourself happy and happy.
Neither she nor Big intend to have children, and she looks a little overwhelmed when faced with readers' questions about "children", and I guess she's thinking about how to explain to others why they don't want children. Can this kind of thing be explained clearly? Need an explanation? I admire Kerry, like her ex-boyfriend said, she's special and proposing to her with a diamond ring is a fool's errand. Everyone wants to be a special person, someone who at least knows himself well. Just like Kerry, live and understand.
After returning from Abu Dhabi, she realized that marriage is like the veil worn by women in Abi Dhabi. Under the premise of respecting tradition, she can eat her favorite fries under the veil. For married people, maybe this is the magic weapon to continue living together.
As a single woman, Samantha has extraordinary bravery. Whenever, no matter who the other person is, you can maintain a gesture of loving yourself more. Loving others is easy, but loving yourself is harder. In life, many people sacrifice themselves little by little like boiled frogs in warm water, and fulfill their relatives, lovers or children. As a mother, I often have the same idea as other mothers. If you save a little yourself, you can spend a little more for your little friends. This is the expression of not loving yourself, and it needs to be corrected in the future. Love others, but also love yourself.
Drinking and chatting in a small bar also touched me a lot. As a lawyer, Miranda wants her own job while she wants a child. Charlotte, who dreams of having a happy family, even though she loves her child very much, she has countless times of collapse, letting her child cry outside. He could only hide in a small corner and cry secretly. As a mother, I can understand how they feel. There is no doubt about loving children, but sometimes there is still the urge to beat them hard. Maybe you should treat your children and yourself with a more tolerant attitude, allow yourself to make mistakes, and allow your children to make mistakes. Lower your requirements, only compare yourself with yesterday's self, and ask yourself to be a little bit better today, instead of asking yourself to be a little bit better than others. This is especially true for children. I only hope that you will grow up healthily and happily, be a diligent and hard-working person, see the world, see all beings, and see yourself.
Life is like this right now, plain, boring, but very hard. What is the meaning of this kind of life? I guess, it is the only way to find yourself.
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