This is a fairly light-hearted gay romantic comedy that portrays the characters' moods in an understandable way, but less brutal than other gay films.
Heck cried on the rooftop and said: The first time I saw Rachel, I was afraid that she would leave me. This makes me so sad. In order to fulfill a lover, one is willing to sacrifice oneself. It is definitely not something that can be explained by crying. That person will still stay in his heart for a month, a year, ten years, a lifetime... Fortunately, the movie finally paved the way for the next paragraph of Heck. Romance, reminds me this is a comedy.
Another thing to think about: If Luce were a man, would Rachel's behavior still be recognized? If she fell in love with a man, would her parents and husband support her in her pursuit of true love? To put it ugly, it is also cheating. Why is cheating of the same sex recognized, while cheating of the opposite sex is associated with various unpleasant nouns?
Homosexuality is not a disadvantage in my opinion, so it should not be given such a seemingly preferential differential treatment. It is only after marriage that you meet a truly compatible soul. Your significant other will not be obliged to sacrifice yourself to fulfill you just because you are gay. It is all out of love.
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