Is it right or wrong to stubbornly want eternity?

I just watched "Bad English". In fact, at the beginning, I felt like many literary films, boring and lengthy, so I fast-forwarded a bit, probably to the part where the heroine meets the third-tier actor, and it seems to be getting better. The point is, the film started to attract me. From here, I watched this film seriously, and the more I watched it, the more I felt that the heroine was very similar to me. Whether it was her personality or her attitude towards feelings, it was extremely A sarcastic comment is nice enough to sum up the whole person. Keep trying, keep getting frustrated. Later, I was afraid and didn't dare to fall in love, so I became careful to try and maintain my hard-earned feelings. Although the disappointment that flashed on the heroine's face when she didn't get the other party's promise was so strong, she accepted it as if she was deceiving herself. If you become an emotional player like the other party, it seems that whoever is serious will lose, if your thoughts are too naive, you will be laughed at, and your relationship will be broken. The female lead didn't even have the courage to make a promise to the male lead. This should be a compromise between the beautiful fantasy in my heart and the cruel reality. I feel very sad and helpless to see this.
In the end, the heroine finally plucked up the courage to give it a go and came to the country where he was, the city where he was, but lost the phone number where he could be contacted. Crazy and collapsed, and finally healed on her own journey, she seemed to let it go and decided to fly back to New York, but met him again on the bus. The theme is that only by letting go will you get it. In fact, I once thought that she would not go over to greet him again, but after adjusting her overly excited and joyful mood, she pretended to calmly approach him and said hi to him. The heroine did not express her sincerity for coming for him, and the air between the two was awkward and tense. Both seem to be waiting for the other to act first. Then the scene I hoped to appear appeared. The male protagonist took her away desperately, picked up her luggage, dragged her on, and got out of the car, without any explanation. Many times, women expect their men to be a little more domineering, and the arrangement here is also in line with girls' hearts. In fact, the heroine has already completed a part of her growth in the car, and she can calmly answer that she is going to catch a plane, without mentioning the real purpose of looking for the other party. I think this is the best choice. What's the use of talking about it? Men will not mix emotion with love. That's a woman's patent. But how can human nature be changed in a short time? Even if the female pig's feet, who have been frustrated again and again, still want to believe in love again, and try to love again, for the person in front of him .
This movie, because I am not a professional, just from the plot and theme, it feels pretty good, very sincere and very realistic. Sweet but not greasy. But I feel a little regret that the ending can't escape the fairy tale ending after all.
I really like a conversation between a French man and a female protagonist, expressing the voice of how many silly women who love desperately love.
"Most people are together just to avoid being alone, but some people want miracles."
"Is it wrong?"
"Yes, it's just that miracles don't always happen."

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