because it's bothering me...

[normy_lives]

why in movies/books etc... when someone dies, their lover always says JUST before they die, in a fit of love, sadness and despair "i love you"... and usually for the first time...

shouldn't it be said earlier? ie. long before death is inevitable...

-A
xx

Comments

[math_shoe]

..........it's a movie?

[normy_lives]

yes, but i was seeing it as a metaphor of life... ie. leaving things till the last minute. oh damn my after-midnite "deepness"

[freyar]

-Gets into soppy day time TV serious pose with yankee accent-
Amanda..... I love you!!

[normy_lives]

dork

[estaban]

because when its said as someone has their insides on their outsides and they will die, you can say it without commitment, no strings attatched.

[normy_lives]

oh, but they said three times "I'm gonna marry you" so they were practically married, sexing and all! haha!

but really, as said before, was sort of my realisation of our leaving to last minute in life etc...