The meaning of life may just be waiting for the person who changes you~~
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Who is who
Jasen 2022-01-12 08:02:26
Under the recommendation of a friend, I saw this movie. At first I thought it was just a plot story telling a gay story, but after watching it, it was not just the love between two people. The most shocking sentence at the time was that Aaron said, "White and color cannot be mixed together." In life, we are bound by too many things, restraining what we want to pursue. When you really do it, you may find that In fact, the result was not as bad as we thought. Just like Christian in the play, after contacting Aaron, he started to be less obsessed with the temporary joy of sex, and found that there are actually many things in life that we can do. , Helping others, talking with people, etc.; Aaron also bravely faced the criticism of the church in the faith of love, and pursued his own happiness.
The meaning of life may just be waiting for the person who changes you~~
The meaning of life may just be waiting for the person who changes you~~
Extended Reading
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Keith Griffin: Where are you going with my goddamn flowers?
Christian Markelli: But they are...
Keith Griffin: We don't throw anything out that's not completely dead. Deal?
Christian Markelli: Deal.
Keith Griffin: And another thing, you got to quit coming over here and moping around. You're fucking depressing me.
Christian Markelli: I'm depressing you?
Keith Griffin: That's what I'm sayin'. If we've reached the point where you're dragging my day, oh, then... we got a problem. Seriously, you gotta do somethin'. Somethin' to make a move, just... find a way to get past this.
Christian Markelli: Are you being the oracle guy now?
Keith Griffin: No. I'm... just bein' your friend.
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Lila Montagne: Chris? Sit down.
[he comes over and sits down, as she pours him a brandy]
Lila Montagne: Drink that.
[he takes a small sip]
Lila Montagne: Toss it, that way it's medicinal.
[he knocks back the drink]
Lila Montagne: Good! It's vital for a man to have a couple of slugs in him before discussing heartache. I think Hemingway told me that.
Christian Markelli: You knew Ernest Hemingway?
Lila Montagne: Margaux, actually. But beauties don't always escape tragedy.
Christian Markelli: Oh, God, this is hell! I've done something... I'm guilty. And I'll burn for it.
Lila Montagne: Funny thing about guilt: There's nothing so bad that you can't add a little guilt to it and make it worse; and there's nothing so good you can't add guilt to it and make it better. Guilt distracts us from a greater truth: we have an inherent ability to heal. We seem intent on living through even the worst heartbreak.
Christian Markelli: How?
Lila Montagne: Hm. Practice.