What Made Them Know They Loved Each Other

This video starts off with a woman brushing her hair in her vanity mirror and seems to be thinking about life.

They included nice and calming music which I do love. Both the boy and girl looked presentable but I do see a pattern that everyone in this era looked a lot like each other.

I like how they used teenagers to represent how it is okay to not know if you have fallen in love just yet.

When the boy said, "You are the only girl I dated in two months." It made me laugh because of how brutal it sounded at the moment.

It made me realize everyone experiences the feeling of being lost in your emotions and not knowing if you are sad, happy, in love, or mad.

What makes me feel fuzzy inside is how the daughter is comfortable in asking her mother about what love feels like.

How love is an amazing feeling but it can also bring bad emotions as well such as when you get your heartbroken.

Everyone experiences heartbreak at one point or another but it is how you deal with it that it makes you a stronger person in the end.

I do like the fact that in this film they did not have the boy have the characteristics nor the personality of a player like boys in 2021.

Instead he seemed mature and sure of himself on how he handles his feelings. This goes for the girl as well.

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