Is there really such a thing as love?

Lisa 2022-03-21 09:01:32

A lot of similar films have been released recently. To sum up, the gun friends are finally married. sex first and then talk about feelings. I've always preferred the American approach to sex. In friends with benefit, the male protagonist said why we can't be casual, sex is like tennis, let's play tennis! ! I don't know if the expression sporting room = brothel in American English also reflects the attitude of Americans towards sex. Although sex is a one moment thing to them, I love you is cautious and cautious when they say it. Just like when the male protagonist in Love and Elixir told Anne Hathaway I love you, Anne thought he had a heart attack.

This is really too big a contrast. Two people who originally wanted to have fun ended up falling in love with each other, and then the male protagonist turned the previous playboy image and became unreliable. Not only were other women no longer in sight, but he also took Annie to various places to seek medical treatment. It's really impressive.

What I'm thinking is, maybe this is love, you don't need the other party to have any restrictions on you, but you just don't want to look at others, you don't need the other party to give you anything, you're willing to go with him, sex is just an adjustment but You care more about his inner world, and you care more about whether he is happy or not. It's not man-made exclusive, but it's natural exclusive.

Absolutely unattainable.

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Love & Other Drugs quotes

  • Maggie Murdock: I'm gonna need you more than you need me.

    Jamie Randall: That's okay.

    Maggie Murdock: [crying] No it's not! It isn't *fair*! I have places to go!

    Jamie Randall: You'll go there. I just may have to carry you.

    Maggie Murdock: ...I can't ask you to do that.

    Jamie Randall: You didn't.

  • Jamie Randall: Hey, Lisa.

    Bruce Winston: Her name's not Lisa.

    Jamie Randall: I know. I know. But, if everytime I say "Hey, Lisa", then eventually she'll come up to me and she'll be like, you know, "My name's not Lisa it's... Jennifer"... whatever, and I'll do a big apology and I'll say, "I thought you were the Lisa who was mad at me for not calling". And, from then on Jennifer, or whatever her name is, will think that I dated a girl who looked just like her... who I rejected. She'll develop this unconscious need to win my approval and from then on, it's cake.

    Bruce Winston: Damn!