I have mixed emotions about #YouChangedMyLife . Like, you should know your boyfriend is struggling, and be able to ease that struggling by not dragging him in "every" personal event you want to go to. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤦" title="Person facepalming" aria-label="Emoji: Person facepalming"> 1/x

In this sequel, Laida & Miggy forget the thing that kickstarted their relationship-- setting conditions.

Miggy, forgot to set conditions-- in a sense that he exhaust himself between being there all the time at work & for Laida. 2/x

Laida, forgot to set conditions-- in a sense that she& #39;s been almost a doormat girl, doing everything for Miggy & always wanting his physical presence. 3/x

The solution, Laida & Miggy should have learned is to plot a realistic schedule for each other & open communication.

**Laida, in this movie, acts like a child tbh. Bawat kibot niya, dapat nandoon si Miggy, even if he is not very "required" to be there. 4/x

Then the roles will be reversed in It Takes A Man And A Woman. And Laida-- who seemed to not learn from what happened in It Takes A Man and A Woman-- will you know... https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤷‍♀️" title="Woman shrugging" aria-label="Emoji: Woman shrugging"> won& #39;t understand Miggy& #39;s position in the mistake he made.

The same mistake she did by hugging McCoy. 5/x

In fact, both of them do not really learn from the previous movies.

In It Takes A Man and a Woman, Miggy faces another failure due to his lack of balance between business management and personal life. (Same with issues he had in AVSL and YCML). 6/x

Note: This thread is about the characters only, not the actors or their performance. When it comes to the delivery of the lines and acting, Sarah & John Lloyd had been superb-- as always. 7/x