The Vow

Since I didn't wanna get out from my room all day. I decided to be those cheesy kinda person who had pay-per-view movies and stay in. And no it's isn't porn. I came across this amazing movie. The Vow. Somehow, I am really a sucker for romantic drama. But how that movie impacted me is something that really matters to me. 

The Vow is a 2012 romantic drama film directed by Michael Sucsy, starring Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum (Not to mention how hot he is in the movie with and without clothings.). The film is based on the true story of Kim and Krickitt Carpenter.

The Vow is based on the actual relationship of Kim and Krickitt Carpenter, who wrote a book about their marriage, also known as The Vow. Ten weeks after their wedding on 18 September 1993, the couple was in an automobile accident in which Krickitt suffered brain trauma, which erased memories of her romance with Kim as well as their recent marriage. Kim, however, was still madly in love with his wife, although she viewed him as a stranger after the accident. But in the end, love brought them back together. But her memory never came back. How? Watch the movie! It's really good.

Alright, I am not having that kinda love drama in my love. But what really impacted me isn't something that really reflects how we see life. For some reason, I gotta thank Mr D for putting everything in perspective for me in life. What I am blessed is what kinda support we both given each other. No matter how bad things could be. I know he is one that I could always lean on. Thankful that he is always there for me. It has been a good long year for us. And many more to come. :)

Honestly, I can't wait to see him this mid Dec before going off for my long trip. I really miss ya loads. Back to the movie. Another perspective of it was acceptance. I don't need to go into details with this. If there is anyone in this world I could be myself it will be you. For all the right and wrong reasons, no matter what we are to be, you always have that faith in me too. I just don't know sometimes that how things could be if you weren't here. I don't know, maybe after watching this movie, I kinda understood more about why all the messed up emotions I was feeling the whole day. Sometimes, being able to accept them is way easier than just putting everything into place. 

Anyway, great movie! At least it helps me with all that melancholy I was going through. Time to sleep I suppose. Good night y'all.