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Graduation~
Emory 2022-01-19 08:01:19
It roughly tells the story of work, love and friendship after a young university graduate just graduated. Things are not going well at work, no one wants to interview n family, help dad sell things and get ridiculed by classmates, and even get acquainted with the 34-year-old but wealthy and wealthy feature commercial director, of course for this Sportsmen and men with well-established careers have a feeling. At the same time, she obviously liked the music and confession dinner prepared by her college friend Adam, but was missed. Such a typical dilemma after graduation, a young boy who loves himself deeply and has a long-term relationship, and a successful and cool man with a career, is so difficult to choose. What I want to see is how to deal with this kind of spiritual betrayal. Does a change of heart mean that it will never be undone and that it will be easy to change in the future? It is the best way to deal with it if you stop living a life. How to restore it? It might be better to face it frankly. Life sucks without you ,I miss you ,I, well, of course I miss you, I knew I would, but it is not like a “hey, we had some great times…you know ,keep in touch” kind of thing, it was more like ,"I can't eat…I can't sleep, I forget what it feels like to laugh" kind of thing. I really think that when you left, you took my heart with you. I think the heroine The last paragraph touched me a little bit. Although derailed, no one can guarantee that he will never go the wrong way. Besides, it is difficult to say whether it is right or wrong.
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Donavon 2022-03-26 09:01:12
Interesting family, the depiction of family strength is true, other love endings are fake, and reality is ruthlessly obliterated
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Jeanne 2022-01-19 08:01:19
I saw half of it exited. . . It's so boring. . There are still many people who can't stand it and leave. . . Visibly bad
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Ryden Malby: [from the trailer] This is not the way it's supposed to go, you're not supposed to comeback when you've already left the nest!
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David Santiago: What you do with your life is, really just one half of the equation. The other half, the more important half, really is, who you're with when you're doing it.