I was engaged and so in love and then he changed. He hit me and made me believe I made him do it. I'm glad he showed his true face before I married him. I can't watch movies like this. It brings back all the terror. The trailer made me cry.

This novel broke my heart

Another movie about an abusive relationship

@sheilabimpong1430

20 күн бұрын

Until people stop treating loved ones like hell, people need to talk about it. And why does it bother you?🤔

@kaylinwhite6584

20 күн бұрын

@@sheilabimpong1430 why do care about my view. Just pointing out the obvious

@sheilabimpong1430

20 күн бұрын

@@kaylinwhite6584 Also pointing out the obvious to you

@alyviaduh5257

20 күн бұрын

I mean... that's what the books about... soooo....

Wow! People in the comments are really superficial and even racist. Regardless how it was described in the book or what you imagined, that’s no excuse. Why can’t brown men get the same support that brown women get these days? As is, while progress has been made when it comes to diversity/inclusivity in female lead roles, which is good, notice how most male lead roles are still predominantly with white guys. Even couple movies, regardless the race of the girl, are usually paired with a white guy. In fact, most movies and shows have been mostly only promoting white man with brown woman couples the past years, and rarely is it the other way around. And now it’s got society brainwashed to only see white men with brown women couples as normalized or even idolized, meanwhile brown men with white women couples are looked at as “taboo”. It also seems like those are the two types of people that have been getting the most hate lately, brown men and white women. Why does everything have to be about white guys with blue eyes? Meanwhile it’s considered “unrealistic beauty standards”, “shallow” or “racist” if someone demands a white girl with blue eyes. They barely cast white girls with blue eyes anymore anyway. But society is probably not ready for this whole conversation.