You are gonna miss that plane

Edmond 2022-03-15 09:01:03

I really didn't expect this to be a story with no definite ending. In other words, how to continue writing that ending depends on your view of love. So when I saw the cast list, I was really confused and sad. I expected them to finish the music, camomile tea, and sex, with the relief and feelings of adults, and parted again, after all, nobody's gonna miss the plane forever .
Or maybe this is my continuation, this is my definition of love, in many respects, it is a young celine, afraid of wearing off enthusiasm, afraid of running out of topic, afraid of tacit understanding drying up rather than cultivating tacit understanding.
It's just that celine 9 years ago wasn't a complete pessimist either. She said that I think that after getting to know a person completely, instead of getting bored, I will fall in love with him completely. Then slowly describe the details, in fact, it is just a testimony to the tacit understanding.
In the sunset 9 years later, everyone once again understood that the past was extraordinary and tacit understanding was hard to find. To be honest, this is a pity for most people, and there are a few bosom friends in life. However, God has given them a good opportunity to keep them going, so why not.
But in the end I feel that people have to compromise with reality. The reunion is just to teach them how to cherish, the relationship will not fade away after a few phone calls or emails after another separation, it's gonna be a consistent, lifelong friendship. But just friendship.
I mean, love is so hard to define, especially two People with complex thinking. We might as well frame it as friendship, so as to limit the basic moral bottom line. Why bother looking for change when we already know what marriage is going to be like. After all, these two people have to take greater risks together, too distinct characters, too sharp ideas, and too different backgrounds. And passion will, after all, burn down to ashes of time.
After all, friendship is the safest relationship in the world, an excuse for distance, and a reason for intimacy.
Those who know me should know that I do not believe in true love.

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Extended Reading
  • Era 2022-03-21 09:01:30

    Time makes everything beautiful

  • Merle 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    I was moved by it in the first part, but I was really moved by it in the second part... In the end, when the heroine sang the waltz song for the first meeting, I also followed the part where the hero looked at the heroine Tears flowed from my eyes, a precious second encounter... What is the probability of this happening in reality... And I can't let go of the fact that the heroine didn't go to the date in December 9 years ago... In In the era when communication was not developed, the one who promised that date was the only connection... The heroine did not arrive as scheduled, and all romances will stay on the one and only night... Maybe this is also the preciousness of this fate place. I love this damn fate so much! !

Before Sunset quotes

  • Celine: [Celine's song] Let me sing you a waltz / Out of nowhere, out of my thoughts / Let me sing you a waltz / About this one night stand / You were, for me, that night / Everything I always dreamt of in life / But now you're gone / You are far gone / All the way to your island of rain / It was for you just a one night thing / But you were much more to me, just so you know / I don't care what they say / I know what you meant for me that day / I just want another try, I just want another night / Even if it doesn't seem quite right / You meant for me much more than anyone I've met before / One single night with you, little Jesse, is worth a thousand with anybody / I have no bitterness, my sweet / I'll never forget this one night thing / Even tomorrow in other arms, my heart will stay yours until I die / Let me sing you a waltz / Out of nowhere, out of my blues / Let me sing you a waltz / About this lovely one night stand

  • [first lines]

    Journalist #1: Do you consider the book to be autobiographical?

    Jesse: Uh, well, I mean... isn't everything autobiographical?