Yes, we have all loved old men, or, we have all loved those who are beyond our reach. In order to maintain our attraction to them, we play the cards in the way they like, and even induce them. However, they are just passersby who prove our charm. As Sara said in the movie: He makes me feel better!
But that is not love~
I admit the beautiful part of it, a joy of worship and being admired, a reliance when oneself is not strong enough, and? Others are always others and have nothing to do with them!
When you mistake worship for love, your heart will hurt, and you will blame yourself for not knowing what you are doing! Honey, it's just because you are not strong enough! The old man can love you, be affectionate to you, and even propose to you! But it's just a possession, selfish possession, possessing you, he thinks he is young!
When Sara was about to lose her father, she felt a sense of strength and a sense of mission. Only to let her father no longer worry about herself was the right choice. It can be said that she finally chose to leave without any guilt, but a real and peaceful choice!
If she and him will be happy, even if her father is not there, she will still choose him!
As the film approaches the end, my heart beats so fast! I am afraid, afraid that Sara is not strong enough, will transfer dependence on her father to acrylic! After watching the last scene, I let out a long sigh of relief, she was right!
Happiness or unhappiness is not for others, but for knowing that this is not what I want!
the end is the beginning, I never get my own answer, but between this end he beginning, I know I will no longer be lost!
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