(I like it so much, I don’t know how many times I watched it, pure hand-playing)
I want this one moment.
It's what I want in a relationship which might explain why I am single now. Ha, ha.
It's kind of hard to explain.
It's that thing when you're with someone and you love them and they know it and they love you and you know it but it's a party and you're both talking to other people and you're laughing and shining and you look across the room and catch each other's eyes but not because you're possessive or it's precisely sexual but because that is your person in this life.
And it's funny and sad, but only because this life will end and it's this secret world that exists right there in public, unnoticed, that no one else knows about.
It's sort of like how they say that other dimensions exist all around us, but we don't have the ability to perceive them.
That's what I want out of a relationship.
Or just life, I guess. Love.
I sound stoned.
I'm not stoned.
Thanks for dinner. Bye.
What I want is such a moment,
I think the relationship between two people should be changed like this, maybe this can also explain why I am still single now, haha.
It's a bit difficult to explain,
When you are with someone, there is a moment like this, they know you love them, and you know they love you.
But you are at a party, you are all talking to different people, all smiling happily,
At this time, you look at the other side of the room, and the eyes of the two people meet. It is not the kind of possessiveness or the squinting eyes, just because that is the person in your life.
This is funny and sad, because life will always end, but the mysterious world in front of you appears right in front of you. So many people are present and appear without warning. No one else understands it.
As people have said, there is another dimension in the universe. It is right beside us, but we cannot feel it.
This is the two-person world I want, or life, love.
I sounded drunk, right.
I am not drunk.
Thank you for hosting me for dinner. Goodbye.
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