I don’t know many people have seen but it’s a masterpieces… it’s been years since. I saw it and I can’t get over it.As a writer I was so jealous, how did he think of something so beautiful.And there is a lot to take from it, a lot to learn .
The story is about a woman who fancies herself and she would do anything for the man claimed to love , paid his tuition , quit school to sponsor him sold her mothers house and he cheats and she forgave him , to sum it all up he didn’t love quite as much as she loved him. Because when it mattered he couldn’t wait for her.
What I took from this story is that you should never love anyone more than you love. Yourself. Because if you love love yourself there are certain things you won’t put yourself through.it’s a good watch people.
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Aubrey james
Hi, I’m Aubrey, I love reading but I love writing more it always helps me feel less chaotic🤧words just have a way of calming people.please check out my stories that would be really nice🥹
I’m a student so tips would really be appreciated 😇
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