In the name of a girlfriend drama, "I Have Started Missing You" taught me a life-and-death lesson.
Consider the plot first.
The friendship in my student days was pure and beautiful, and it warms my heart every time I think about it. In the play, Jesse (Drew Barrymore) and Millie (Toni Clette) are two good friends who grew up together. The years have transformed their friendship into a family relationship. Millie has a son and a daughter after marriage, and Jesse has never been pregnant at an advanced age.
Just as Jesse's IVF was successful, Millie was diagnosed with breast cancer. As a competitive woman in the workplace, Millie had to bow her head in the face of the disease, started chemotherapy, wore a wig, forced a smile, and was unhappy. Fortunately, I have a private girlfriend who can accompany my beloved husband when he can't provide psychological assistance, and give the trinity of body and mind care.
How many beauties have lost their lives because of breast cancer! Because this is an untouchable sensitive part of a woman! However, the god of death only gives you a single-choice question, death or milk? Millie reluctantly gave up her milk to save her life.
I thought to myself, oh my God, how difficult it is, can I let fate turn the cards and everything will be fine? Think beauty? It's so easy for fate to put a person to death!
In the face of a chestless wife, how many men will remain in love and indifferent? Millie's husband is very handsome and young, and it always makes people feel that they are in love with each other. As expected, the "brother" fell off the chain and the "sister" collapsed. After meeting a man who admires her and doesn't care about her "disability", Millie falls completely and starts an extramarital affair. At the same time, the boat of friendship with Jesse also capsized.
No matter how pure the friendship is, it can't resist mutual suspicion and mistrust. Those who hurt themselves the most are often the people who love them the most. This is really poisonous and hits the nail on the head.
Hello, screenwriter, there are 10,000 ways to restore friendship and love. Why should Millie die for Mao Fei? How many tissues did I use to wipe my tears?
The breast cancer cells have spread, and Millie's time is running out.
Next is what I call life and death lessons.
If you were Millie, how would you spend your time?
Millie chose to face Jesse, her husband and her truest self. She regained her friendship, love and her own conscience through sincerity, and finally walked away peacefully. You are so bad in the background music, it's so tear-jerking!
Live every day, love well, then don't be afraid of being forgotten! Because there will always be those for whom you give your true love, who will miss you!
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