Recently, there was a 2019 movie "Five-Foot World" in the cinema. Actually, I didn't really want to watch it myself (the main actor is so handsome?), so I watched it.
Everyone is saying that since "The Fault in the Stars", American dramas have also contracted an incurable disease, but to be honest, we watch a love movie about two people's health, and we all understand in the end, because there is no objective person who cannot be together. The reason, so it will be a family happy ending. I like watching movies like "Before I Met You" because we know that they have objective reasons why they can't be together, so we will always be worried about the various efforts they make, and it also makes us feel the value of love, even in the film Gay Poe love is so ordinary.
The sad point of this movie is that they are in love, but because of the "cystic fibrosis" disease, to prevent cross-infection, they must always be "six feet" apart from each other, and even the most basic hand in love is an extravagant hope. Because for them, only living is qualified to say love. So Will said:
“People are always saying if you love something you have to learn let it go.”
(It is often said that if you love someone deeply, you have to learn to let it go.)
It's very appropriate for the two of them. I love you, so I want to let go of your hand. I hope you can live a better life. This is my best blessing, and because I love you, you are watching me, I can't bear to leave, I understand what you mean, so I closed my eyes.
When I watched the movie, I wished they would give up their lives because of love, but looking back now, it's unrealistic to me. Because I just want them to live well. Some love, beyond the body, is a soul mate-like existence. When you touch the one you love, life is too short to be wasted. When we spend time together, we can reminisce about things that will last a lifetime.
Love the person you can love well, feel the feeling of touching him (her), cherish every minute together, and hope that the lovers will be married eventually.
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