After watching the movie and watching the comments, I feel that the two heroines have no sense of cp...makes me doubt the look in my own eyes...I can't help it when I see the two heroines kiss or look at each other in front of kiss. Ah, I feel so sweet...but the second female part is really less...
Forget this part. On the whole, it is the kind of movie I want to watch about coming out and dealing with the family. But most of these movies and TV endings are happy, probably because life is too difficult, and most of the movies are Give yourself some hope.
Looking at countless places in the film, I can’t help thinking about it. If I confessed to my parents that I am bisexual and more homosexual, how would my parents react? Like my brother in the film, I would have guessed it a long time ago. , Like the parents and sisters in the film, they don’t know. If they didn’t know before, would they be able to accept it without any complaints after coming out, or it would take a period of psychological construction and then slow down before they can accept it, or is it unwilling to accept it? At home and I no longer talk about emotional topics. When I am a person who has no emotional life, I still can’t stand the relationship. I hope that even if I didn’t know before, it is the first two possibilities... But back to the film to mention, Jenny really I don’t take care of my parents anymore. I don’t have to tell them publicly in this way at the funeral of my parents’ social circle. How can I let my parents stand on your side? Chewing tongue feels pretty real... It makes me a little entangled in the changes and impacts that coming out of the closet will bring to my parents in life... Maybe I will choose to come out with my parents in the future, but occasionally I meet these elders in their social circle. Acting at that time, so that they should be better off without having to encounter any major changes in life
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