I just feel that choosing a man depends on how he does it. If he really loves you, he will come back to you and go through all kinds of things with you, instead of being on the edge of your life, just flirting or asking for sex. If there is a man who loves you deeply but doesn't say it, give it up. This kind of coward, who does not take the initiative or refuses, enjoys the success of the relationship, and always relies on the woman to promote and maintain it (look at the heroine's brave appearance in the rain and the cowardly and incompetent appearance of him standing under the eaves.), this kind of person is counted in Together, the movie can end happily. But in real life, marrying and living with such a person, oh maika, when encountering conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, renovating and buying a house, and educating children, he still seems to be dragging on and going backwards, and women are worried.
I was angry after watching it, but this may also be the real side of the film. The rhythm is very good, and it made me feel angry at the explosion point. Ha ha ha ha
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