An emotional film. . . Stories of women and men who have gone through the bitterness and ultimately the sweetness of love and marriage.

John 2022-09-09 03:22:43

When I felt a little depressed today, I saw this warm, warm and real movie, so I was attracted.

In fact, when I first started watching it, the hero had just moved out of the house. Then had an unsuccessful compound dinner with my wife. Both were not feeling well. They can't let go of their past marriages and relationships, and they can't promote the healthy development of their community.

hehe. . .

Then I saw how the heroine in the film encountered trouble in expressing her own needs, and how she spent more or less anxious and worried. . .

In the end, a miracle happened, and the heroine's state returned. In front of her children, she suddenly had a feeling and understanding. She was no longer in anxiety and no longer had a strong "victim mentality" to face the one she chose in the past. man.

So love, happiness, all come back.

They say, "and they live mostly happily ever after". I hope so...

They also know, there are high / low....times...

seems they decided they will train themselves move through these high / lows and live mostly happily ever after...

yes. . . determination. . . live mostly happily ever after... Although I personally think the ending is somewhat "artistic", I like this sentence at the end.

The lovely people are back. More good things unfolded in their lives. . . This. . Isn't it important.

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The Story of Us quotes

  • Rachel: Marriage is the Jack Kevorkian of romance.

  • Rachel: It is physically impossible to French-kiss a man who leaves the new roll of toilet paper resting on top of the empty cardboard roll. Does he not see it? DOES HE NOT *SEE* IT?