The love in the green years is always unforgettable. No matter what F brings to M is love or pain, it is an unforgettable love for M. Falling in love with a person at the level of a goddess often ends in pain, but we often jump down involuntarily to experience this sweet bitterness. M started her first love here (mostly), she loves her, no matter whether the other party loves her or not, she starts to love unconditionally in her own way, but as she loves more and more deeply, she can't stand idly by, She loves her, she's jealous, she wants to possess, but like all little girls, she's shy and doesn't have the courage to say love F out loud. In this relationship, M is the passive party. Although she was the first to approach F at the beginning, in the subsequent relationship, she has always been on the side of protecting F, but she has never asked for anything...
The secret crush when she was young is probably It's all like that. We are naturally attracted to someone for some reason, and we can't help but approach her, care about everything about her, and treat everything she has as a treasure, even the trash she throws away. The screenwriter of the movie is really great, putting such little love details into the movie...thinking about myself in high school as well. Love the scent of her hair, the way she speaks, the way her teeth are ragged, the way she walks randomly, every dress she wears, the pens she uses, the way she messes with my hands graffiti.
But I think M in the movie is also lucky to a certain extent, because she can still have an ambiguous relationship with the first person she loves, kiss her, have her, and even feel a little F right her love. It's better to have once, than never to have it. It is enough to have such an unforgettable love in life...

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