The life of being constantly PUSHed by eight women

Bill 2021-11-17 08:01:27

I don’t know how to start this matter. It’s okay to start with a blind date that is held every two days during the Chinese New Year. It’s okay to start with phone harassment for three hundred and sixty-five days a year, even from the PTA movie "Private Love Disorder." Speaking of. The tone is too humorous and doesn't want to appear too helpless. In short, I want to talk about the life clips of me being constantly PUSHed by eight women.

Eight women, six aunts and one aunt plus my mother. Every time I talk to others about my six aunts, they will be surprised: "Wow! Your grandma is so amazing!" In fact, I think my grandfather is even more powerful. "So many aunts, you must be very happy!" Everyone said to me that they were very happy. They spent winter and summer vacations in different places, and were not cared about all the time, as if all grievances and problems would be resolved.

I was most impressed. My dad’s strict tuition was very strict. When he was a child, he would run away from home to my aunt’s house every time he was beaten by my dad. I reprimanded my dad for improper way of tutoring. Sometimes he had to be scolded six times for bad luck to find me. But everything in this world is two-sided, and love is no exception. The responsibility and strong care of love are more often people feel that all private moments are filled with mixed love. . Every important moment in life, such as going to school, premature love, work, and rebellion, cannot be promoted without these eight women who love me.

When I was in junior high school, I quietly went to the balcony and called the girl I had a crush on during my summer vacation at Liugu’s house. I was discovered by my aunt. As expected, the importance of ideological education, studies, and love was just the beginning. For several days, I kept receiving ideological education calls from my mother and several other aunts. They were like an intelligence network constantly correcting the irregularities in my life. Even in my most rebellious high school period, I did not break away from this kind of family bond. Of course, I am not disgusted with this kind of love torture. Of course, I am grateful to these eight women for their blessings and celebrations in life, just from the perspective of adults. To look at it is a grateful taste.

After work, a person forms a life. In addition to the daily humor and warmth of aunts, the most daunting thing is the various dating scenes, as if there are endless girl photos in their mobile phones, as if the girls around them also happen to be single. Every blind date that I didn't evade would fall into an awkward conversation, followed by endless questioning and scolding for my involuntary behavior. At this time, I completed my favorite director PTA’s last feature film "Private Love Disorder". Watching Adam Sandler, who was constantly pushed by seven sisters in the movie, couldn’t help closing his mouth in surprise. me! The emotional core of the whole movie can’t be familiar to me anymore. The man in a blue suit and taciturn when he was lonely met a warm woman like Emily Watson under the help of his sister . This is definitely my favorite. The love movie is now, the life that is constantly invaded by eight women, meets true love on a blind date, breaks away from the weird feeling of loneliness to become strong. This kind of movie comes from my favorite PTA. I think this is fate. This is the reason why we are addicted to movies. We can always find our own emotional belonging at the most appropriate moment. And at that time, I actually started looking forward to my aunt's next blind date arrangement, in case it was "Emily Watson".

ps: After seeing the short comment of the word push, I think it’s too appropriate, so don’t be surprised!

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Punch-Drunk Love quotes

  • Barry: Yeah. You know what? I'm gonna go out of town. I'm gonna go out of town for two days.

    Lance: Where are you going, Barry?

    Barry: I have to go to Hawaii, but you can't tell my sisters.

    Lance: [overlapping] You're going to Hawaii?

    Barry: Yeah, don't tell my sisters though.

    Lance: [overlapping] That's so wonderful, you're going to Hawaii!

    Barry: [overlapping] Just make sure you don't tell my sisters.

  • Lena: I'm going to Hawaii on Friday.

    Barry: [excited] Hawaii? I was thinking about going there!

    Lena: [excited] Really?

    Barry: [excited] I was thinking about going there on business!

    Lena: [excited] Well, if YOU're gonna go...

    Barry: [serious] I'm probably not gonna go though...

    Lena: Oh, that's... that's too bad, cause... it's SO great over there, and if you were there we could say... hello to each other or something...

    Barry: [in a single breath] Yes-that-would-be-great-but-I'm-not-exactly-sure-I-have-so-much-going-on-here-a-lot-depends-on-this-thing-if-it-happens-I-won't-be-able-to-go-but-if-it-doesn't-happen-I-might-be-able-to... I probably won't though.