love is a compromise

Major 2022-09-12 06:45:47

Came across this movie after a big argument with her boyfriend.
Intrigued almost from the start. Keep your eyes peeled. I love you, I hate you, I feel that I work very hard, but all my strength is used up but it is nothing. That exhausting feeling of powerlessness. unwilling. anger. Fear. Wronged. Disappointed. sad.
Seeing Bruce Willis, who has played countless tough guys on the screen, blushed and quarreled with a thick neck, a man shed tears at the door of the hotel. From that moment on, I was hit, and I cried until the end. After the end, I hugged my boyfriend and continued to cry.
Love the heroine's last effort. She refused to lose when she really wanted to lose, she was incoherent, she was chattering, she said I didn't want to give up this old city. It turned out that in the purposeless life, the happiness and sadness you gave me, all the experiences you experienced together, turned you into a part of me that I couldn't let go of.
Love is not just the dizzying sweetness that first met you, but also the cherishing, loving and tolerant of each other after countless trivial lives and unintentional serious injuries.

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The Story of Us quotes

  • Rachel: The key to a happy marriage is to accept the essential chasm between men and women.

    Liza: Which is?

    Rachel: A man can mend a fight with sex. A woman can't have sex until they've resolved the fight.

    Liza: Why is that?

    Rachel: It's the basic difference between the penis and the vagina. A penis is a thruster, a battering ram, if you will. Even if it's mad, it can ram. Sometimes it even helps. It's the mad ram principle. However, the vagina - ah, the vagina. The vagina has to be relaxed in order to open and receive. It can't be that gracious hostess in a state of anger. And that goes for blow jobs and kissing as well. Every female point of entry needs to know that the penis is coming... in peace.

  • Stan: My ass was on television this morning.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: What are you telling us?

    Stan: I'm telling you my ass was on television.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Oh, that's right. That was that special. "The Kennedy Center Salutes 50 Years of Stan's Ass."

    Stan: I went to the doctor, he took this tube that had a camera on the end of it, stuck it up my ass, and we watched it on a monitor in his office.

    Ben: You had a sigmoidoscopy.

    Stan: Exactly.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: That's a lot different than your ass being on television.

    Stan: How?

    Ben: Well, first of all, a network can't cancel your ass.

    Stan: Point well taken.

    Ben: Plus, I don't know what kind of demographics you hope to be knocking down with that big, hairy crack winkin' at you.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: All right. All right, gentlemen. We're in a public place. Do you think we could elevate the level of conversation?

    Stan: Fine with me.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Good. I jerked off to your secretary last night. I hope you don't mind.

    Stan: Why should I mind?

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: I don't know. I just wanted to make sure it was all right so I could forage ahead with a clear conscience.

    Stan: Pound away.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: You're a good friend.