change in love

Angelo 2022-03-24 09:02:05

There is a period in love called the run-in period. Lovers will change themselves for the other half and become more adaptable to each other. Many lovers often break up because of this step.
After watching this movie, I suddenly wondered what it is to change myself. Is it about being a better person in love? Is it too narrow to think so, I don't think so. In my opinion, changing yourself in love is to make your own changes for the other party, such as increasing a sense of responsibility, but I think the most important thing is to be in love, to understand the other party, to touch the soul and heart of the other party, and to experience the other party. At the end of a relationship, the quarrel in love is often because of the incomprehension of both parties. Some people who broke up say: the two parties are not suitable. It's because you can't understand the other person's point of view. Just like Ruby and Calvin in the movie, all quarrels come from not understanding each other, not only Calvin can't understand Ruby, maybe Ruby can't understand Calvin, but the final obstacle is that they can't open their hearts to each other. , and can't open each other's heart, love has become superficial, maybe this is the reason for the two sides to break up.
I think this movie has a good grasp of the degree of change, like a guide, telling the audience how to grasp the degree of change in love, what exactly is being changed, and how much the change should be. This should be worth thinking about by many people, and it is also a key issue hidden in love.

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  • Lottie 2022-04-24 07:01:11

    It's painful to watch.

  • Cecelia 2022-03-29 09:01:03

    Falling in love with yourself~~~ is not feasible...

Ruby Sparks quotes

  • Calvin Weir-Fields: This is the true and impossible story of my very great love. In the hope that she will not read this and reproach me, I have withheld many telling details: her name, the particulars of her birth and upbringing, and any identifying scars or birth marks. All the same, I cannot help but write this for her, to tell her "I'm sorry for every word I wrote to change you, I'm sorry for so many things. I couldn't see you when you were here and, now that you're gone, I see you everywhere." One may read this and think it's magic, but falling in love is an act of magic, so is writing. It was once said of Catcher In The Rye, "That rare miracle of fiction has again come to pass: a human being has been created out of ink, paper and the imagination." I am no J.D. Salinger, but I have witnessed a rare miracle. Any writer can attest: in the luckiest, happiest state, the words are not coming from you, but through you. She came to me wholly herself, I was just lucky enough to be there to catch her.

  • Ruby Sparks: What's your dog's name?

    Calvin Weir-Fields: Uh, Scotty. I named him for F. Scott Fitzgerald.

    Ruby Sparks: Isn't that disrespectful?

    Calvin Weir-Fields: What?

    Ruby Sparks: Naming your dog after him? It's a little disrespectful. Think about it. You're a novelist. You think this guy's the greatest. So you name your dog after him to cut him down to size. This way, you can put him on a leash... and yell "Bad Scotty" and feel all superior because you pee inside. Kill your idols, man. I'm all for it.