When you see three-quarters of the time, you feel dull and boring, watching the love of a couple? Affectionate? Withering or the process of decline?
Wondering where one person falls in love with another begins? I have read a book before saying that it mostly starts from a person's appearance, some friends say that he falls in love with his wife from her hands, and some people say that he falls in love with his girlfriend from her smell , Some people say that he fell in love with her from her smile, and many things started from her appearance. Li Ai also said that as a woman, rather than praise her for being knowledgeable, she is more willing to hear praise that she is tall She is beautiful, but since I was a child, I felt that only praising a girl's appearance without adding other aspects is a kind of superficiality, a kind of superficial attitude towards girls, because everything will be tempered by time and become old, and later will be Going beyond recognition, everything is like this, and no one is spared. I don't want to be complimented by others on my appearance. I'd rather someone's first reaction when they mention Wang Luyao is that she is a learned girl. What a reassuring, proud and beautiful compliment this is!
However, watching the movie "Love amour" today, I was thinking what exactly is true love? No matter where it started, will there still be a trace of true love in the end? When you get old, your beauty is gone, and when you get sick, will you be paralyzed like the hostess in the movie? Or any other disease, causing memory to fade away, causing confusion, causing Alzheimer's disease, causing no personality, no longer vivid, causing the former talent to disappear without a trace in an instant, causing the whole person to change, to Then, what is true love? Where will love stay? Will love still be there? Is there really a source of love for one person to another person? If there is, then one day, this source is gone, changed, beyond recognition, will love also dissipate? Does love have to go through the test of disease? Does love have to go through years of running-in? Is the male host trying to free the hostess? Or to get rid of responsibility for selfishness? And what about taking the life of the hostess with your own hands... Does this film involve the issue of euthanasia? What exactly is love?
In the first three-quarters of the film, I didn't want to watch it any more times. I felt like a person without emotional cells. I would not perceive the torment of the disease on a person and the torment of their loved ones. Always a very utilitarian person, like a person's colleague, telling him whether this is good or that is good, giving him all kinds of advice that I think is good for him, but never feeling emotionally when a person is going through hardships I will not provide any meaningful support emotionally. I wonder if I am an emotionally disabled animal? Or emotional deprivation?
So, I am really only suitable for a person to spend my life, so that I will neither hurt others nor myself.
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