SERIOUSLY, WHY IS NETFLIX LYING TO ME?

Hey guys!
So this won't be one of those regular posts basically because I'm a bit emotional right now and here is why. I just saw the movie "To all the boys I've loved before" and besides the fact that it's an amazing movie, it has kept me in a state where my mind is choking.

I know this photo is totally unrelated to what I have to say but
I know you'll love to admit to the fact that it's a really great photo

Truth be told, I understand how everyone in this generation has successfully eliminated that fantasy of actually finding someone and falling in Love properly but really, what if love was real? and what if it isn't? Forgive my confusion, my mind is just choking.

I believe by now you would have understood or shall I say found out that I'm a really emotional person and stuffs like these get to me a lot.

As much as I have made myself believe that love isn't real and whenever you give yourself to that feeling you'll always get hurt and stuff, I actually feel deep down that if you give it a chance, you can actually find someone. we've all had our special someone that broke our hearts for reasons we most likely cannot explain. I mean, someone decided to stop talking to boys because I asked her out but I grew balls and moved on to the next and the next and the next and the next and we're all together in this shit hole called "I'm seeing someone but I'm not" and as much as I will like to be a hero and say "Don't give up on love, try again you might find someone" I think I should just come out clean and be honest.

I'll tell you a short story. so the last time I allowed myself fall in love, I ended up being someone's emotional punching bag. like she would leave me and travel all the way down to see her ex, she would send long love messages to him and forget that I exist, she kept me a secret from her circle, on my birthday that I was thinking the world was finally gonna know that she's mine, she didn't do shit. but on her ex's birthday, she had to go out of her way to get Data just to celebrate him. HOW AWESOME. When I graduated, communication became a problem and according to a friend, she was emotionally exhausted so all the hard stuff that went down when life started, she wasn't in any way interested. (mind you, she's an amazing girl. not to me but to the guy she's currently with. Happy People)

It's in the past now. I'm cool. THANKS

Okay, now I'm all over the place. let's back up a little. so back to the matter.

The movie tried to portray faking feelings and bla bla they fell in love and they're happy and all. That's all there is to it but I'm actually out here protesting against such movies. as much as it is a beautiful thing seeing young people fall in love in movies and the end, I think we should actually remind our selves that there's gonna be life after the whole we're dating now. I think movies should stop portraying all these perfect relationships and actually start educating people before they get hurt.

Just take a moment, think about it. Should we lie to the little and fragile ones and watch them get hurt or tell them the truth and watch them get elevated?? Think about it.

Plus I have a few questions.

1. Do you believe in LOVE?
2. If yes, then why?
3. Do you think it's possible for people to find a perfect match?

Be kind enough to also share your opinions in the comment box below. thanks.