Seb and mia in la la land clearly love each other. Why can't they be together in the end?

We met when we were poor, fell in love when we were poor, huddled together to keep warm when we were in trouble, and parted when we were mature.

For the host and hostess, they share joys and sorrows as soon as they meet, and strive for their dreams. This is mutual love and appreciation, which is a feeling similar to revolutionary friendship. But suddenly, the man went to the band he despised the most and played the music he despised the most. This is a betrayal of the revolution! Besides, if you don't open a jazz bar, why not play pop music? Still making money? This feeling is like "agreeing to grow old together, but secretly baking oil."

What about this time of year? Hard-to-hold dreams often hit a wall, but individuals will doubt themselves and doubt themselves until the end, right? The failure of this drama performance was the last straw on the camel's back, so the woman said, "I don't want to humiliate myself any more!" " "

I think, since then, women have the courage to break up with men.

Later, the audition was successful, and the hostess got her first film, which should be very smooth. However, once cracks are found, it is difficult to make up.

We often think that when I get rich/buy a house/have a car/start my own company, the goddess will kneel down and lick me. However, reality is often much more complicated than imagined. Once the revolutionary friendship is destroyed, the feeling of betrayal always exists. We can't settle our differences by getting rich.

Happy endings are common. I've seen too many ways to get acquainted, mate, misunderstand and then get married. Suddenly, I saw la? . The outcome of the land is inevitably unacceptable and incompetent. However, even if it is really like the montage at the end of the movie (I insist that this is a parallel world ~ "If I kissed you at that time, maybe everything would be different"), is the male host really willing to give up the keyboard player's job after listening to the female host? I'm afraid that even if Qi Mei is sued, it will be difficult to find a solution. Who knows whether successful women and mediocre men will accuse each other of "without you, I would have Barabara" in a big war after the outbreak of the middle-aged crisis?

I think this is the feeling of adults. Nobody forced each other: you must quit your job and go to Paris with me, you must open a jazz bar, you must accompany me to Boyce, you can't go to a pop band, you must have a stable job ... don't force each other. Do it. If you can't do it, share it. ?