yourwordswereright

This is a movie that explores the question of what true love and connection means.
A man who has been timidly in love falls in love with a woman he has been friends with, but she has no intention of marrying him.
She maintains an ambiguous attitude, saying she has no intention of marrying him. He waits for her with hope, but she only looks for him when she needs him.
she only looks for him when she needs him, and eventually he gets tired of it.
After a while, the man is shocked to see that the woman's social media profiles have changed to wedding photos.
is shocked. In the past, she said she had no intention of getting married, but she ended up marrying someone else.
with someone else. He visits her and says, “You were right,” but it's not fate that has changed.
It wasn't fate that changed, it was her acceptance of who she was.
Through heartbreak and hurt, the man reflects on himself. He no longer wants to pretend
He no longer pretends to be dedicated to someone, but strives to grow in the true sense of the word. Volunteering, relationships, and work
He's no longer drunk on the “me who serves,” he's trying to be genuine. And he lives it.
One day, as a child, she meets a new person.
In the process, the film contrasts the “fake connections through social media” and the “importance of real relationships” in modern life.
The film emphasizes growth and enlightenment. In the end, Min-woo decides to leave social media and fake relationships and find someone he can truly love and grow with.
and starts a new life with someone he can truly love and grow with.
The man realizes that destiny is not set in stone, but is something he creates. of his own.