After watching this movie, I really understand same-sex love

Gerardo 2022-03-02 08:01:08

Thank God! I thought my gay movie journey was over, only to
find this one by accident.

It was from yes or no that I found that I was not tolerant,
from the love of Siam to discover that life requires courage,
from the east palace to the west palace to discover that existence is reasonable,
from the blue gate to discover that persistence brings harm,
from all over the guy to discover love,
accurate Say, it's adult love.

Because we all grow up with pain,
I try to touch your equally sensitive and careful soul with
my imperfect heart, I have the dogma instilled in my family life,
you have the legacy of your family Imprints,
accidental collisions bring the growth or destruction of two people,
this is adult love, regardless of gender, this is life.

I'm Eli, how about you?

The film also made me see how scary it is to use psychoanalysis in real life,
like Eli's parents.
God, I know, I will take good care of the rainbow children you gave me, and
give them tolerance and kindness,
no analysis, no judgment, no force, only love.

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  • Krystel 2022-04-23 07:04:41

    The first time I watched a romantic movie instead of a gloomy gay movie. At the end, dancing under the sunset is the most romantic, and sure enough, Jilang is dizzy

  • Jeffry 2022-04-22 07:01:53

    C-, Love is the most complicated thing. It is very difficult to put it in and out. It is very tiring to guess and guess. But as long as the little things we wanted to grasp at the beginning remain the same, we should give each other a chance to explore and experience life together.

All Over the Guy quotes

  • Tom: Jackie would love this bear... Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear, Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair, Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't very fuzzy, was he? Was he? Was he? Was he? Was he?

    Eli Wyckoff: [interrupting him] Was he, was he, WAS he!

    Tom: That's what I said

    Eli Wyckoff: No, no. You said "Was heeeee?" It's "WAS he"

    Tom: What's the difference?

    Eli Wyckoff: You're kidding, right? You just established that Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair; why would you then ask "Was heeee?" like a question, like you didn't know if he was fuzzy or not?

    Tom: It *is* a question, I'm asking if Fuzzy is or isn't fuzzy, what is so wrong about that?

    Eli Wyckoff: It is a rhetorical question, it's supposed to be ironic! "Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't very fuzzy... *was* he?"

  • Tom: Where you going?

    Jackie: Uhh, home, to officially 'not call'.

    Tom: No, no, no, no, you were supposed to stay here and watch Lifetime Television for Women and Gay Men!

    Jackie: Uhh, no.

    Tom: It's Joan Van Ark in "Not Without My Nose Job".

    Jackie: Oh, angel, I've already lived that movie!