"I don't want to be friends." I won't say that. "I've also… come to like you." I won't say that either. At least not right now. We don't need to promise to be together forever. I don't know and will never know what "forever" really means anyway. In a two-hour movie, "forever" means two hours. I think that's enough.

Getting heartbroken isn't a metaphor. You merely can't see the wound. But the injury is real. The problem is that even the patient doesn't know about the injury because it doesn't bleed. "I don't even want to think about it. I'll pretend that it never happened." That's okay for now. If I were to compare this to a car accident, this person's arms, legs, and ribs would all be broken. "Get up and walk. Why are you lying in bed?" You can't say that. You're still hanging in there. I want to say you're doing so well.

I think that's what snow is about. It excuses our crazy behaviors. That night… in late spring. The night crazy spring snow fell. With the crazy weather as an excuse, some spread their wounded wings again. And some fluttered their wings that had been folded for a very long time. And the butterflies… flew.

When someone gets close to you and you feel uncomfortable around them, it might mean you're scared that you might end up liking them. "If she sees the real me and gets to know everything about me, she'll be disappointed and leave." Or… "After going through all that trouble, I'm falling for someone again." Gosh. I totally know what that's like. Now when I'm about to fall for someone, I no longer feel excited. I think, "Gosh, I'm doomed. I'm in big trouble." That comes to my mind first.

I wanted to tell her this. "It's okay to break down. You don't have to fight it. It's okay to hold on to somebody as you get back up." And I almost slipped and told her this as well. "I hope… that I can be that somebody."

For those who have no hope and want to give up, seeing a twinkling light… Being watched from afar, or a slight brush of a finger is more than enough.

Are you okay now? Are you not hurting anymore? It must have been really hard on you. And I hope… things will be a bit easier on you. "It must've been really hard on you. I hope that there won't be any more pain." It means although they couldn't embrace your pain, they want to give you a warm hug for overcoming those painful days. It's the most comforting thing to hear.