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Rickey 2022-03-18 09:01:01

You are just a child and you don’t even know what you’re talking about. Because you haven’t left Boston, I ask you about art, and put forward the rough arguments in art theory. You know a lot of his political ambitions. He and the Pope’s sexual orientation. All works, right?
But you don’t know the smell of the Sistine Chapel. You’ve never stood there watching the beautiful ceiling. I’ve seen that if I ask about women, you’ll probably tell the fallacy of personal preference. You’ve probably been in bed several times, but you said no. Wake up beside a woman and feel happy. You are a very stubborn child. You can say Shakespeare’s words "Go to the battlefield together, dear friend" when you ask about war, but you have never been close to war, and you have never looked at with your friend’s head on your knees. He breathed out his last breath and asked about love. You would quote a sonnet, but you have never seen the fragility of a woman. She can knock you down with her eyes. She feels that God lets an angel go down for you. She can rescue you from hell. You don’t know how she is an angel. I have the love for her until I experience it forever. You can’t experience cancer for two months in the hospital. Because the doctor knows that when you see you, the rules of meeting time are invalid for you. You don’t understand the true loss. Only loving others is better. I can understand it by myself. I doubt if you dare to love someone like that. I don’t see you. I don’t see smart and confident. I see scared and arrogant children. But you are a genius. No one can understand your depth. You see my paintings. You know me, you fucking tore my life apart. You are an orphan, right? You think I will know how bitter your life is, how do you feel. Who are you because I have seen an orphan in the fog? Because you know? I can’t know you by any books unless you want to talk about yourself and who you are, then I’m fascinated.


My wife farts when she is nervous. She has all kinds of wonderful little traits. You know that she farts when she sleeps. Sorry to tell you this kind of thing. One night it was so loud that she woke up the dog and said, "Is it you?" I said it was me. I can’t bear to tell her my goodness. She passed away for two years and that’s something I remember. Little things like that are wonderful. That’s what I miss the most. These little traits make her my wife. She also knows all my little flaws. People call her. Being imperfect, in fact, otherwise, that’s a good thing. You can choose who to enter our world. You’re not perfect. I can’t lose your appetite. The girl you know is not perfect. The question is whether you are perfect and suitable. Intimacy is like this. You can know Things in the world but the way to find out is to try

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Good Will Hunting quotes

  • Lambeau: You're angry at me for doing what you could have done; but ask yourself, Sean. Ask yourself if you want Will to feel that way, if you want him to feel like a failure.

    Sean: Oh, you arrogant shit! That's why I don't come to the goddamned reunions, 'cause I can't stand that look in your eye. Ya know, that condescending, embarrassed look. You think I'm a failure. I know who I am, and I'm proud of what I do. I was a conscientious choice, I didn't fuck up! And you and your cronies think I'm some sort of pity case. You and your kiss-ass chorus following you around going, "The Fields Medal! The Fields Medal!" Why are you still so fuckin' afraid of failure?

  • Chuckie: [in a bar] I didn't get on Cathy last night.

    Will: No?

    Chuckie: Nah.

    Will: Why not?

    Chuckie: I don't know.

    [yells across room]

    Chuckie: Cathy!

    Cathy: What?

    Chuckie: Why didn't you give me none of that nasty little hoochie-woochie you usually throw at me?

    Cathy: Oh, fuck you and your Irish curse, Chuckie. Like I'd waste my energy spreading my legs for that Tootsie Roll dick? So go home and give it a tug yourself.