Tibor Feldman

Amiya 2022-03-18 08:01:01

I watched JKS at least two years ago. I was very interested in the film because of its title and preview. Finally, I waited until JKS played on the movie channel. An advertisement for a lesbian friend, so I met the second girl. The first girl is obviously not a LES, but she wants to make friends...

Dolores 2022-03-18 08:01:01

After watching the last episode of Kissing Jesscia Stein on Potatoes, and seeing commenters complaining about the fly-swallowing ending, I thought it was the right ending. I'm glad that this is not another tragic film. It's not about sexual orientation, but about how modern people can grow into...

Dora 2022-03-25 09:01:23

It started to be funny. . . I can't watch it anymore

Eloise 2022-03-18 08:01:01

#爱# The story of "the spirit of freedom pushes those who adhere to morality to get rid of their shackles". Jessica failed to find a good heterosexual partner because she fell into a stubborn stance of harsh judgment and perfection in everything. Josh said: "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we see them. So I guess the problem isn't with the poor men, the weirdos and idiots you call them, I guess The problem is on your side." Helen said, "You can't know who you are and how you're going to react to something unless you try it." Jessica replied, "I happen to disagree with that kind of thing. Opinion. If you know yourself well, you can estimate how you would react to anything." Another theme explored in the film is the need for intimacy. The story makes it clear to us that Jessica is not really a lesbian, or even bisexual. The heroine just wants to have a partner in her solitary life, even if it means trying the kind of sex that doesn't appeal to her very much. Can a love relationship without sex exist?