Missing is a disease

Barton 2022-03-17 09:01:04

Why do two men and women who are thousands of miles apart communicate their feelings with just a few paragraphs of radio waves? Ok, love needs to be passed on. What is this physical distance and psychological distance all about? I am confused. If a friend told me that he learned through a midnight talk show that there was a middle-aged widow with a child in the Northeast who wanted to find a man to rely on, and then he had never seen who this person was, just because she said "I have more I love my child's father, and I still can't forget him." In reality, I want to get rid of my beautiful girlfriend who is about to get married++++ Well, maybe you also know that I'm talking nonsense. But if all this is in the United States, in Seattle, in New York, as a middle-aged widower, unable to sleep because of the thought of his dead wife, and having hallucinations from time to time, so-called "Sleepless in Seattle", how can we believe it?

Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan - they are the answer.

Missing is a disease, a disease, a disease. Meg Ryan fretted that her life had been disrupted by a man who existed and didn't exist in reality. The man made her jump up from her fiancé's bed and hid in the big closet with the radio to listen to the man's news. What spirit is this?

I don't know if the United States is so romantic, but I know that Americans must think that people who value love are noble. It is a god-like behavior for a person to be widowed for a year without having a girlfriend. Meg Ryan's illness was hit by a slight tap from God. Not even a firewall. Reality can't stop it. The

so-called reality is what you stick to. There is defense and there is attack. Goalkeepers score goals. No matter how life goes on, it can stop at any time. Unexpected encounters can be met but cannot be sought. The opportunities in life are so rare.

So I believe in fate. It's like believing that I can't always sleep in the same bed. Of course, nothing special. Fate is not something you can find by looking for it. There are many ways for God to trick people, and giving you fate is one of them. The more you feel that you have seen it through in the world, the less it will be given to you; even when you are stupid, God thinks that you are simple and honest, so he wants to play tricks on you and show you some fate.

Then you get sick. You're in Seattle, and you're up at night. Love is simple, isn't it? The top floor of the Empire State Building, stop, don't run, stay, it will come naturally.

Naturally, no one can prevent it. Your love, you got it honestly, isn't it something you got dishonestly? Good luck tricks people, if you get tricked, you have to recognize it, don't hold on. The old-fashioned love story is the most classic.

Meg Ryan tells us that watching more corny movies is good for love. Tom Hanks told us, you have to have a cute kid, and you're going to be annoying and someone else to hurt you -- all good, very powerful.

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  • Brandon 2022-01-26 08:14:37

    TOM HANKS always have good movies

  • Rylan 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    It's a good love-themed movie. Although it has been filmed for about 15 years when I watched it, it is still a good movie. There are also some comedy scenes ^_^ But compared to the movie, the fictional Annie and her boyfriend are so calm

Sleepless in Seattle quotes

  • Jay: When's the last time you were out there?

    Sam Baldwin: Uh... uh, uh, Jimmy Carter, 1978.

    Jay: Things are a little different now. First, you have to be friends. You have to like each other. Then you neck. This could go on for years. Then you have tests, and then you get to do it with a condom. The good news is, you split the check.

    Sam Baldwin: I don't think I could let a woman pay for dinner.

    Jay: Great! They'll throw a parade in your honor. You'll be Man of the Year in "Seattle Magazine".

  • Jay: That's what I'm trying to tell you, what women are looking for: pecs and a cute butt.

    Sam Baldwin: You mean like, "He has the cutest butt"?

    Jay: Yeah.

    Sam Baldwin: Where did I hear that recently?

    Jay: Everywhere. You can't even turn on the news nowadays without hearing about how some babe thought some guy's butt was cute. Who the first woman to say this was, I don't know, but somehow it caught on.

    Sam Baldwin: So how's my butt?

    [Jay stops walking, examines Sam's backside]

    Jay: Not bad.

    Sam Baldwin: Really?

    Jay: Yeah.

    Sam Baldwin: Is it cute, though?

    Jay: I don't know. Are we grading on a curve?