Literature and Tragedies

Isn't it awful when you think someone is everything to you and think they will be your partner forever, but then it ends up being a life lesson? Living as a human being in this world means people will come and go. It's impossible for everyone in our lives to stay. People who leave will be a lesson for us. The people who stay are the result of our having learned from previous mistakes. Especially in a relationship, in which many of us probably have 'Right Person, Wrong Time.' Here are some films about 'Right Person, Wrong Time' you should probably consider watching. 1. Love, Rosie (2014) Telling a classic story about friendship to lovers, Alex and Rosie are two friends who go through the twists and turns of their feelings. It was difficult for the two of them to be separated from each other when the two of them had been inseparable since they were little, especially when Alex moved to America. During the times they are figuring themselves out, they keep coming ba...

Have you ever felt like you needed a sad movie just to feel something? Sometimes we want to watch sad films where we know the film will make us sad without knowing the reason why. The following are a few romantic films about a couple where they are separated by death. But don't worry; I won't spoil much for you. 1. Titanic (1997) A classic story that is impossible for anyone to have never heard. Titanic is a film that tells the story of the Titanic, which sank when it hit an iceberg. On board the ship, there were people from diverse social strata. That's where Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater met. Jack, from the lower class on the Titanic, falls in love with Rose, who comes from a wealthy family. It was on the Titanic that they met, and because of the Titanic too, they were tragically separated by death. The film Titanic was released in 1997, directed by James Cameron. This film stars Kate Winslet as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson. Trailer:  Tit...

It must be wonderful to love someone who looks like a version of themselves, has a lot in common, has almost the same traits, and knows how they think. Being in a relationship looks very easy when you imagine the other version of yourself. However, this can either give us many advantages or disadvantages. It all depends on how we deal with the situation. The similarity-attraction effect happens when we are attracted to people who are similar to us. It could be in any form of relationship, whether it's friendship or more. We often tend to be attracted to someone with similar beliefs, views and likes. The similarity-attraction effect is portrayed exactly that in human society. We see someone who we might not know well, but somehow, we feel like they know us. And the moment you both have a conversation, both parties understand each other well. If you took a look at yourself in the mirror, would you date the same version of yourself? Imagine if you lived a life where you could meet the...