"Price has nothing to do with value."
This is what the male protagonist left her after he helped the female protagonist with $20 in a hot dog shop.
It's pretty much the main point of the film.
Tell me why you watched this movie. A movie I just finished watching on iQIYI because of the recent shopping spree and credit card overdraft.
Unlike the heroine who has been a shopaholic and fashionista for many years, she is just an ordinary ol, not so crazy about shopping.
Maybe it's because I fell in love a long time ago, and the person I like this time is so excellent and perfect.
So I felt that I was not good enough and I desperately wanted more things to arm myself and make myself look more worthy of love, and bought some expensive skin care products, cosmetics, clothes, bags and shoes.
This kind of consumption usually happened last year, but I always buy one piece as one piece. Most of them buy the basic style, which can be worn many times for many years. The classic style is quite frugal.
But this time, the credit card overdraft shopping, in retrospect, was indeed a bit excessive, and it did not bring the expected sense of security.
After watching the movie, compare the experience of the heroine's feelings and shopping desires.
Also self-reflection:
The person I love, will he love me more because I used more expensive things?
Will you love me more because I wear more expensive clothes and shoes?
Will they stop loving me because I don't make these purchases?
Will not.
When he loved me, I was who I was, who I was.
Besides, he is also persuading me to straighten out my assets this year, even rejecting my idea of buying him a birthday present, so that I can save all this until next year, so that the two of us should plan for the future together.
Why do you want to bless yourself in this way, to find those erratic sense of security. You can follow him to be a scholar. Why follow him to do the same consumption?
Value has nothing to do with price.
His emotional value to me will not increase because the clothes I wear are more expensive. Emotions are not like that.
Yes.
Oh peace.
Okay, self-cleaning is done, problem solved.
Not anymore.
He loves me as I am.
Be more confident.
The plot of the movie itself is a bit too Mary Sue, but the good looks of the male lead is a plus point, plus he helped me complete this mental sorting out, I think it's okay.
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