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我讨厌酒鬼那满身恶心的酒味,但却偏偏怀念你嘴里的酒味,因为我总要认为你跟他们不同,也许你带给我的喜悦 足以可以令我对你的一切都不反感!因为我知道你不是汹酒.你是因为应酬.....虽然那次你比约定时间迟来 了,franklin marshall,但依然恨你不起,第一次见面.是冬天,mercurial pas cher,你掏钱包买单的时候.我一眼瞟见了是一个很女性化的钱包.我有点反感....只是没表露出来...也许人 的真没十全十美....
"我们第一次见面,你是不是应该吻吻我,当见面礼呀?"听到这话,mercurial vapor pas cher,我有点害羞,虽然我知道我们的约定代表些什么,我没说话,低下了头,doudoune moncler pas cher,他打破沉默,抱住我,然后嘴巴凑了上来,我真的不知应该作如何回应,顺势倒在了床上,他"唉呀"了一声, 也应声倒下...我一骨碌爬了起来了...然后...他也不好再说什么....
把他支去冲凉...我啃着他给我买的M记包.那一大杯可乐在冬天看来,,要喝下去是件很困难的事...我只 喝了一口...还吃啃完包.他出来了...推我去冲凉....我使唤着他把所有灯关了才裹着浴巾出来... 面对他..我又一时语结..不知可以说些什么,也不知可以做些什么....他好像看清了我的内心...在床 上双手向我张开"过来",我一手抓住浴巾,另一只手支撑着爬上床....他把被子打开....我钻了进去. ...然后他就抱住了我......
我说过我很胖的啊...他左看右看...这不是胖...是丰满...胖不是这样子的....他把手伸过来. ..摸了摸.."呵呵..像面包一样大"
你说过你不会结婚...至少也要等三十五岁之后...你也说过...我们如果有感情会结婚的....我有心 里准备..所以没对你付出感情....一向厌恶别人对我不理不睬...但对你却恨不起....虽然你很久才 联系我一次....虽然你对我提结婚的事....左推右推..但依然我没恨你...
也许算是缘份吧...我们不过是网络上的游魂...N年前在网络上认识你...跟其他很多网友一样.... 我以为只是聊聊...不会有故事...那一年...我们在同一个城市上的学...只是那一年你大四...我 刚刚进校门....你约过我见面..我没有见....不多久...你毕业了..回到了你所在的城市...我 们的故事..也许从此划上句号....
我大二....你要来考研究生...依然约我见面...我依然没见.....那一年..你考上了...只是 学校在北方...你没去....
我大三...你又来考研....我笑着说"怎么?上次失败啦?"你很紧张的解释着"那学校太远了...我要 工作..不行啊"..我还是没见你....故事抑然中断...但故事仍然在继续.....
你依然没放弃约我见面..有一次跟你已经约好了时间...最后我还是逃脱了....之后你每次在网上见到我 ...会叫我"骗子".......我有你手机..但我从来没打过....你也是有事来我所在城市才会打给 我...只是我们没见面...
再后...你来上学了....我也毕业了....工作了...有时我会以工作忙...工作累为借口...躲 过你的约会...你说"没事...我们只是见见面...聊聊天"....我狂笑"会那么简单吗?你千辛万苦 约我..就为了跟我聊聊天吗?"你也不甘示弱"那我也不是那种强逼你的人嘛..只有你情我愿就行了"... 那我这么多次躲过你的约会..就是很明显..我不愿意了吗?".."呵呵...我明白了".. .
这之后....我们很久没联系....有时..我会限定你根本无法达到的时间来到我选定的地方来为难你.. .其实我明白..你也明白的...
在我们见面前..我闹着要跟你结婚...要你娶我..你也百般推辞"一会说没钱..一会说没感情"...其 实我只是闹着玩....
我们见面了.....是在我认识六年后....那时我们都心照不宣的问" 你结婚了吗"
原本以为那么多年的故事没划上句号...这次我们的故事可以继续了..但是故事却开始结束了....我们还 是那样相处着...但我们没未来....虽然还是男未娶..女未嫁...却演绎不出故事来.. ..
我依然希望我们的故事能继续往下谱写.....相关的主题文章：


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LOS ANGELES - So much for the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival being a slow one for sales. After almost a week of slugging activity on the acquisition front, a slew of announcements came out on Wednesday.
In the last one of the day, Cohen MediaGroup bought U.S. rights to Luc Besson's "The Lady," with its awards-potential performances from Michelle Yeoh and David Thewlis.
Prior to that, IFC added Lynne Shelton's "Your Sister's Sister" and Abel Ferrara's "4:44 Last Day on Earth" to a TIFF slate that already included "The Incident."
Earlier in the day, Oscilloscope acquired North American distribution for Andrea Arnold's "Wuthering Heights," while Palisades Tartan acquired the rights to Jafar Panahi's and Mojtaba Mirtahmasb's "This Is Not a Film," which was covertly filmed after Panahi was arrested and barred from making films by the Iranian government.
MPI Media Group picked up "Yelling to the Sky," with Gabourey Sidibe and Zoe Kravitz. When it comes to public screenings, most of the highest-profile films have already debuted. Wednesday saw the first public TIFF screenings of the Duplass brothers' "Jeff, Who Lives at Home," which has been well-received, as well as Joel Schumacher's "Trespass," Julia Leigh's "Sleeping Beauty" and Canadian director Ken Scott's "Starbuck."
In some ways, Steve McQueen's ######ually explicit "Shame" continues to be the talk of the festival, prompting a spirited Twitter exchange on Wednesday between pundits David Poland, Kris Tapley, Scott Feinberg, Brad Brevet and Garth Franklin over whether the film implies that the brother and sister played by Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan ever had ######.
Another "Shame" note: Anthony Kaufman reported that a female patron sitting in front of him passed out during a graphic scene (but not a ######ual one) late in the movie.
"I can't imagine Fox Searchlight, the company that announced its acquisition of the film over the weekend, were aware that the film could make viewers pass out," wrote Kaufman at indieWIRE. "Let's hope it doesn't stop them from mounting a vigorous release of this stunning film."
Searchlight executives probably had a flashback at the "Shame" screening, since they experienced so many faintings with "127 Hours" last year that the sideshow threatened to take away attention from the quality of the film. But they should be safer this time around; "Shame" seems likely to prompt lots of controversy, but not many fainters.
According to indieWIRE's criticWIRE feature, incidentally, "Shame" has received the most positive reviews of any film in Toronto. The site tallies letter grades from dozens of critics and will publish a full rundown of TIFF grades at the end of the festival - but now that the festival is in the homestretch, they've published a preview of which films are doing best, and Peter Knegt says that "Shame" is at the top of the list.