It's hard to believe that this is a book written by a female screenwriter, because the whole plot is about a woman's self-inflicted masochistic love. It is difficult for the audience to sympathize with the heroine, but why no one sees how such an irresponsible man does it. He loves the heroine, but what kind of love does he use, the love that lives like a social parasite. The only thing I hate about the heroine of this movie is that she wants to use divorce to let the hero know how to make progress. Correcting mistakes the wrong way is a bigger mistake. When she knew it was wrong was also the time when they had to break up.
I want to reiterate a point, as a man, if you can't let the woman you love have a stable life, then don't love, and love will hurt others and yourself in the end.
This Jesse is a disgrace to a man, repeating saying love to Celeste every day, making love into words, not actions, telling people around him that Celeste will come back to him every day, but other than having sex with other women, I really I didn't see what he wanted to save. On the contrary, when he was in a new love, he knew how to exercise and how to make progress. In fact, it was all an illusion. This man only loves himself, and his future is only a divorce, and the children will not follow him. A man who only knows to love himself has been loved by two women, one has been unfortunate, the other. Forgive me for not using the question mark, because the answer speaks for itself.
At the end, I finally believed that this was a book written by a female screenwriter. She was telling you how women should choose marriage and how to avoid harm. This is what we Chinese women do best, crying in a BMW, going on a blind date with a virgin certificate, etc., all of which prove that only Chinese women know what marriage is.
Jones, you should come to China and see how to make American women choose marriage.
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