可有情就一定会强求
“But where there is feeling, there will be the urge to force it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不可强求
“It cannot be forced.”
可有 情 就一定 会 强求
“But where there is feeling, there will be the urge to force it.”
你未曾有情
“Since you've never had emotions,”
“You tell me to let go only because you don't care enough; true love cannot simply give up.”
Contrasts the Daoist/Buddhist ideal of non-attachment (wuwei/letting go) with the emotional human instinct to persistently hold on to loved ones.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to force an outcome; to insist on something unattainable
Frequently used in philosophical or romantic contexts regarding whether one should accept fate or stubbornly fight against it.