柏拉图式永恒的爱情！

三棵快乐草

小女生是这样的哦.

球球

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失踪的壁虎

我总是很受不了感情很细腻的电视剧！
因为我看电视剧是为了我有更多的时间打野
并且身边还有人在讲话
还有情节
还可以跟大家八卦
原来看《兰色生死恋》的时候
我简直痛苦死了
身边的女孩子跟膏药似的扒在我身上哭
我上个厕所都走不开的~~~~- -~

家春秋

走不开还是不想走?

咕噜咕噜

我相信有这样的爱情,只是现实社会实在人太多而已![em7]

堕落乌鸦

当看电视的时候可以想哈那就是你，看完了就算了，免得掉进去了，那就乖乖龙得龙

stillhappy

PLATONIC LOVE, a term commonly applied to an affectionate relation between a man and a woman into which the sexual element does not enter. The term in English goes back as far as Sir William Davenant's Platonic Lovers (1636). It is derived from the conception, in Plato's Symposium, of the love of the idea of good which lies at the root of all virtue and truth. Amor platonicus was used, e.g. by Marsilio Ficino (isth century), as a, synonym for amor socraticus, referring to the affection which subsisted between Socrates arid his pupils.
HOPE YOU WILL GET IT SOME DAY !

stillhappy

'Platonic' love letters linked Hemingway to movie star





A collection of intimate letters written by Ernest Hemingway to actress Marlene Dietrich has been donated to the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum in Boston.

The collection includes 30 letters, telegrams and a Christmas card that were written between 1949 and 1959, as well as early drafts of several Hemingway poems and stories. Under the terms of the gift, donated by Dietrich's daughter, Maria Riva, the correspondence can't be opened to the public until 2007.

Deborah Leff, director of the library, said Monday she had seen the letters and they were "breathtaking."

"The letters are beautifully written. They show a tremendous intimacy. . . . There's a sense of sharing souls," she said.

They had a "devoted friendship" that produced "some truly wonderful memorabilia," Riva said in a statement, calling the Kennedy Library a "sanctuary . . . that would guard them and treat them with the respect they so richly deserve."

Hemingway declared his love for Dietrich in at least one of the letters, but the relationship was platonic, descendants of the two said.

Riva's son, Peter Riva, a literary agent, released excerpts from two letters, both written in 1950.

In one, Hemingway wrote, "I love you too you beauty, indestructible," and closed with, "I love you very much and hope you are well and happy and try to maintain a little communication." He signed with a handwritten "Papa."

In a second letter, Hemingway, who as a correspondent covered the Spanish Civil War and used it as the setting of For Whom the Bell Tolls," confided to Dietrich, "I've been in love (truly) with five women, the Spanish Republic and the 4th Infantry Division."

玉儿^0^

唉~~~看多了这种剧集，越来越为现世的人感到悲哀

雪儿９９９９

和你的见解，感触一样！那样的爱情世界上真的有吗？好美好，好凄凉！

紫陌飘絮

脱离肉体，精神的爱！

一万

这片子我看了二次，每次的感悟都不一样，也许真的是没有结局的爱情才是最美、最值得回忆的。。。。。。。

心碎无痕

推荐另一个好片<<天堂的阶梯>>,当时看的时候我真的已经深深的陷进去了,特别是男主角对爱情的态度,让我对现实中的很失望,如果可以我宁愿要柏拉图式的爱情,哪怕不是一辈子.

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