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Mark
That message that you always need to keep a part of yourself even in relationships. It's a good approach for every aspect of life.
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Annemarie
It just affirms, Love isn't about giving part of yourself away. That ends up in misery. So keep the green ball to yourself and no-one gets hurt. The last couple seemed Co-dependent already
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jim
redemption and all the possibilities
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Kristin Pedemonti
shared and received and given in a healthy way, love grows.
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Vanessa
The powerful highlights that I see include the part of how love can fade away by not ‘watering’ our relationships and how frustrating and anxiety producing it feels to be empty and powerless when love gets ‘taken away.’ My critique of this little video is the perpetuating notion that live has to come from someone else instead of us creating and nurturing our state of love. We are fed this idea over and over again in old Disney movies, wait for your prince to rescue you emotionally with love. In order to have better relationships we must create our own happiness and self love. When you find someone that has done the same work, the love and relationship gets enhanced. If the relationship ends, you don’t need rescuing bc you still realize that the source of love and self love comes from within. The movie Hedwig and the angry inch is and example of finding self love after failed romantic relationships. A cult classic and amazing musical! â¤ï¸
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Michael
True Love looks for nothing in return. It is indeed a gift â¤ï¸
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Donna Day
My heart broke just watching it ! “The things we do to each other !â€
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Kwesi Gaisie
The essential value of give and take in a love relationship. A two-way street., not a one way street.
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Audrey Biloon
I thought it was good but the ball should’ve been shaped like a 💜 to be shared.,
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Sue
The power of compromise.
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Lisa
Wonderful!!!
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Mish
The power of Love â¤ï¸
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sheila laffey
wow! so simple and basic and sooo powerful! reminds me of the creative beauty of mime! thank you so much!
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Eisa
Loving someone also means accepting and embracing his/her human imperfections.