Brokeback Mountain

"I wish I knew how to quit you".  Damn this movie was one of saddest I've seen this year, by the end of it I literally had no tears left to cry. It's such a perfect representation of how being gay was back in the days and I feel sick when I think about how many couples had to live like Jack and Ennis because of the homophobic society. It seriously made me reflect about how lucky we are to live in a world where nowadays you can actually live your truth (at least in a lot of countries) without the risk of being killed for it. Last but not least, this movie made me notice how gay people weren't the only that suffered from the world's old mentality; just imagine being married to a man you love with all your life only to find out he has a gay secret relationship, and you can't even do much about it because you, as a woman, didn't have the same power as your husband's back in the days (justice for my girl Alma😭).  I really don't understand how people turned such a movie into a meme.