Pregnant Girl Forcefully Married To A Farmer By Her Father, Discovers The Reason Later On

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Pregnant Girl Forcefully Married To A Farmer By Her Father, Discovers The Reason Later On

[@bakoyma]

"She studied ar-tscholo-dsjai!" Well done, robot woman, well done

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[@iam-anonymous]

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[@moniqueschloss-allen2365]

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[@cristinastauffer3767]

I couldn't believe my ears either! I rewinded to make sure and there it was: "ʌr ʧ ɛ lo ʤ ʌi"!!! Did she even go to school?

[@safirarts]

"She cooks him an omlette. He acknowledges that it smells good..." will i ever be able to write like this?

[@zohashahid30984]

😂😂😂

[@nunyabiz6925]

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[@theUrbanJoe]

Likely, with rigorous study and hours of practice.

[@nousernamewhatsoever]

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[@bananaslippers9]

“will I ever be able to write like this?” I think you just did 🥲

[@ChristianGutierrez]

Robot voice was destroyed by ‘archeology’ 😂

[@zebedeekatzadi7496]

I heard that too 😂

[@beautifulworld4973]

👏👏👏😅😅😅

[@ronaldnicolasfernandez211]

😂

[@ritujamitra718]

I couldn't understand that, then your comment saved me...

[@ChristianGutierrez]

@@ritujamitra718 Glad I could help, thanks for saying so.

[@Alexchen456]

I almost cried, thank you lady robot. Lovely story.

[@anjaplushenka5995]

*Archeology*

[@marufgazi9025]

Lady robot 😂

[@abhiinfpa]

Lady robot 😂

[@Alexchen456]

@@khumomogami3020the magic of ordinary days is on the video first minute

[@kalyanchakramable]

Thank you lady robot

[@elderliddle2733]

I have ancestor who did something similar. His wife had a baby outside marriage (this was the 1700s) and he married her after the baby was born. They made it work and had 5 other kids together. He sadly died 12 years after they got married from exhaustion.

[@PeturMag]

Wait a minute... I thought men where just enjoying life and chilling out while women where slaving away?

[@PureRythm]

@@PeturMag 😂 ig not anymore buddy..🤭🤣

[@glaucouswingedgull]

My grandmother (father’s mother) died 1933, we use to say exhaustion. My father was 3, and she had a still born girl one year earlier. She apparently never recovered from the birth, leaving her widowed husband, who never remarried and 3 boys. On my other side, my great grandfather drowned while barging a log boom (drowning), leaving a widow and 9 children in a 3 room shack. The widow did not speak the language. People just do not know how lucky they are and the efforts of those that went before, the shoulders upon who they stand.

[@YTistooannoying]

​@@PeturMagdepends on who you are on the social ladder. No upper or middle class man would have died due to exhaustion unless he was a workaholic. Most women were absolute slaves to housework and childbirth unless they could hire people to help. Couples of lower income both often died of exhaustion. We don't live in a black and white world and to act as though we do is either disingenuous or ignorant.

[@lilovs9952]

@@PeturMagmiddle class or rich definitely didn’t

[@susansmith493]

Her father didn't force her. He protected her. And it turns out, her father was spot on.

[@duanemiller5606]

Actually, the father did force her. Has his comments at the beginning of the movie from the reflection in the window about she made the choice now she has to live with the consequences. And how can I be spot on for a man to abandon his wife and ignore his daughter because his wife is dying. That borders on cruelty. It was Ray, who was spot on when he said that their relationship would work because one day she would forgive herself for what she has done. The final piece of the puzzle was when she saw her friend the young Asian girl, getting ready to make a terrible mistake like she had when she was trying to aid the German escaped prisoner, that she knew she had to help her to protect her so she wouldn’t ruin the rest of her life. Ray misunderstands when she says, she ruined her life that it wasn’t meant to be an insult against him when she was crying for her mother but instead, it was all her plans, and all of her education is now going to be lost, but it may not be the worst thing in the world.

[@thailinesilva7627]

⁵😅⁰

[@susanfulbright2726]

Father didn't care what happened to her. Pure luck that her husband was a good man.

[@donaDsejdiu793]

He still forced her she loved someone else.

[@matton36]

Yep, she spent all her value in one night, worse she cannot even cook. She is still in love with her chad ex. Lucky for her simps still exist, even back then because this woman is about as low value as it gets for a man.

[@allanfreeman9977]

This is an incredibly heart-warming story.

[@PUBG-INDIA-OWNER]

This story is worse than watching a show where Judge said in case of 1 month old sasha, Mr. Rey you are not the father

[@Pushkar797]

​@@PUBG-INDIA-OWNER😂

[@kflowers8276]

Love this Hallmark movie. Would have loved a continuation focusing on the Japanese sisters finding their places in society.

[@Frankie2012channel]

I'm just astonished that they made a movie that had Japanese American Internees as additional characters (usually any film focuses on the internment itself). That was a surprising and delightful detail. It's a piece of history that sadly rarely gets any stories.

[@MickeyMishra]

And I don't see them Boorning,lutin or Murtttdering @@Frankie2012channel

[@christiebetts-fi7qj]

What’s the name of this movie?

[@kflowers8276]

@@christiebetts-fi7qj The Magic of Ordinary Days

[@LittleHobbit13]

@@christiebetts-fi7qj ......it's written across the bottom of the video the whole time.

[@red5llaw]

Really? A farmer 'throwing' things away? Never Happen. EVER.

[@beaub2409]

Agreed

[@MickeyMishra]

This movie is so full of cow pies They opened up a restaurant

[@EvgeniyaJZ]

I thought the same!! Farmers reuse and repurpose everything!

[@josephpadula2283]

A farmer throwing things away? I will believe that when he goes to a doctor without being dragged by his wife

[@windyhawthorn7387]

My grandfather had a 100 year old two man saw in the rafters of his garage that needed a new handle. I don't know how long it's been a hundred years old . Just that grandfather was born in 1905 and the house was built in the 1840s. And to be honest I think it's been a hundred years old since my father was a child in the 50s. So me might be able to call it the two hundred year old two man saw for all I know. And I pretty sure my family might have owned a small glass jar of paint that has mercury in it. No one opened that jar of paint because no one wanted to get poisoned. It still sits on a shelf.

[@FreeSpirit47]

In the movie, she's gorgeous, he's handsome, it could have been so much worse. He has a nice, clean house, good manners. She's not actually forced & neither is he. They both, could have made different choices.

[@user-ql4dw1dt2r]

I think Ray got the really short end of the stick tbh. On top of that, she'd abandon him in the future if Edward ever comes back.

[@FreeSpirit47]

@@user-ql4dw1dt2r Most likely, Livvie was just a sexual fling & Edward moved on mentally, emotionally as he had gone to fight in the war. He had no investment, no attachment, no feeling for Livvy, so, he even questioned whether he was the father of their baby. Most likely even on the very small chance that Edward did do the work to find Livvy & the child he donated the sperm, for, he probably would have his own family & take an "oh, well" attitude like so many guys do. It's the practice of sperm spreading that has made so much money for Planned Parenthood. Spawned, if you will, an entire profitable industry in DNA testing, finding out who peoples parents are, mostly, figuring out which guys sperm created them. There's your answer.

[@christina678]

@@FreeSpirit47Edward was a flight instructor who didn’t fight in the war. Livy realizes she’s been duped, she feels guilty for being so stupid. Ray wanted a family- he didn’t get the short end of anything. He understood Livy’s situation and chooses compassion over condescension. He knew that eventually Livy would forgive herself and let her guard and allow herself to be loved and happy again.

[@FreeSpirit47]

@@christina678 Thank you, I didn't catch that Edward had been a flight instructor. Edward seemed to not care much about Livvy. Besides, at the point that Livvy did receive a letter from Edward, she was married. As an unwed woman, becoming pregnant was a shame & a scandal *at the time*. If Edward did come around, Livvy was already married. A divorce was even more ostracizing than an unwed pregnancy. It seems, by the end of the movie, they did love each other & Ray accepted the child as his own. Loving someone, being a family, having a happy life together is about more than being blood related.

[@SahilSharma-ug7xv]

​@@FreeSpirit47 this kind of stories aren't possible with levvy behaving like that.she has done everything to make him feel smaller than edward

[@patriciao5239]

Real love is wanting what's best for the other. Ray loved her like that because he's a truly good and decent man. And then he was blessed to fall in love with her as well. And then, after she realized how she had made the earlier bad choice to be with the flyboy who she barely knew, she forgave herself and accepted Ray's love and fell in love with him too. Beautiful love story. No manipulation, no selfishness, no impatience or overthinking. Over time and with both behaving decently towards the other, problems worked themselves out.

[@user-ql4dw1dt2r]

I don't think she's actually over Edward. She kept pining for him, sending all those letters. If he ever changed his mind and returned, she'll ditch Ray in a heartbeat.

[@Clinically-Insane648]

​@user-ql4dw1dt2r That's the bitter reality that film conveniently chose to not talk about.

[@susanpark3451]

Being married to him would be no hardship. He’s hot as hell and treats her so well we should all be so lucky to have dads force us to be with guys like that lol 😂

[@Bellz972]

It was a sweet Hallmark story ❤😊. Ray turned out to be a blessing for her and her unborn child. Truly a sweet man

[@quickshadowtech]

That kind of love won't usually work but if they successfully work it out then it will be forever.

[@GeorgieBell-vf5mz]

Sometimes people back themselves into love in a less romantic way. Then the slow burn does it's magic!♡😊

[@williammkydde]

It's fiction. And a bad one.

[@whitneylivingston5706]

If all love is to you is an emotion, then you are 100% correct. If love is actually a verb and something you do, then you are 100% wrong.

[@SaveThePurpleRhino]

If the farmer is awkward and lonely as he was, and the wife was that drop dead gorgeous who looks like movie star and that desperate. Perhaps

[@douchebagg7]

*NOTHING'S FOREVER!*

[@angelamurphy9472]

This is a very good show. The conversation at Thanksgiving dinner let’s you know her father was a cold, heartless man who expected Livie to care for her dying mother, which she did. The father was a minister who didn’t want the embarrassment of a pregnant daughter. She grows to love Ray but doesn’t believe she deserves him. It all turns out good in the end. A movie we’ll worth watching.

[@WestVirginia1959]

It is a very good movie

[@cheryl71000]

This is a great film really enjoyable

[@bernadette573]

I loved the movie. The first time I watched it, she seemed so arrogant and deceptive, contacting the baby's father behind her husband's back, I disliked her. But the second time, I noted how she was from a higher 'class' than a farmer, and her sister was even more arrogant and an awful influence, yet her husband was so sound and grounded, it was HIS sister whom I really admired. Very tender extended family on his part and there's an exact moment when she realizes how patient they have been with her. She gains genuine humility to embrace the chance she has been given, keeping her child and having a loving marriage.

[@007Knightjp]

What is the name of the movie?

[@bernadette573]

@@007Knightjp The Magic of Ordinary Days

[@Heyitshannah6.13]

I love this. This is an absolute masterpiece.

[@HelenS.739]

That was truly a beautiful story with such amazing casts too. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍

[@nightprowler6336]

Rey is a good man. The type of husband men should strive to be. He deserves and earns a good loyal wife who loves him. (Better than this woman who still wanted to leave him for the man who denied his son).

[@subhankar5502]

Well he is weak !

[@nightprowler6336]

@@subhankar5502 not that much.

[@subhankar5502]

@@nightprowler6336 so give me a reason he would marry a women is pregnant and doesnt love him.

[@subhankar5502]

@@nightprowler6336 are you a lady? Maam?

[@kermitfreak193]

@@subhankar5502she ends up falling in love with him

[@Simlatio]

I'll never be half the man Ray was, what a legend.

[@docteurgillesalewina5669]

He's a legend of simping.

[@Simlatio]

@@docteurgillesalewina5669 I was being polite, but yeah raising another man's kid without being in a Brady Bunch situation makes me feel like I'm being used as a resource. Equality and fairness usually creates the most harmony, but some lunatics thrive outside these boundaries and I'm not one of them.

[@mystdragon8530]

@@SimlatioNot sure if it’s the same back then. He can raise the kid and they will help out in the farm. Not an ideal situation but far different from today.

[@rubyflint8410]

Well done, reality is something hard to understand when they haven’t dealt with it.❤

[@TrueWalker88]

This love story is so beautiful, and a peek into a very real history in America.

[@TrueWalker88]

@@user-bh7gz7dw6c That's why it's a peek, not a college course.

[@user-ng6vr4pl5g]

A farmer with self-esteem issues takes a damaged woman with another mans seed in her growing because he no other option that is better. Joseph needed a visit from god in his dreams. What possessed this guy to saddle up a bitter angry broad to his back?

[@TrueWalker88]

@@user-ng6vr4pl5g Watch the movie, seems like you could learn from a man like him.

[@omardominguez2885]

Poor Rey, he deserves so much better.

[@mightyobserver12]

Really? Better watch the movie

[@annawilliams2336]

@@mightyobserver12 I did watch the movie and I'm female. He did deserve better. Through most of the movie she was insufferable. And he had to work so hard to gain her approval. He wasn't the guy that got her preggers and left her. So he takes care of her and another man's baby. That other man got to continue his lineage . I hoped at the they would of showed her pregnant with his child as well.

[@mischarowe]

@@annawilliams2336 I hear you. But maybe try to understand where she was coming from. Yes, Rey had nothing to do with what happened to her. But she was forced into this situation. She was terrified and still hung up on the a** who ran off on her. Rey deserved better. But so did she. It's called character development. She got better. Rey is a fictional man. You'd be hard pressed to find a real man who is as kind as him. I've personally never met one. He comes across like a Mary Sue - to a point. Don't @ me about that last comment. It's just an observation.

[@deleteduser4238]

@@mischarowe well said

[@nathangrey6236]

​@@mischaroweI surely have! I once told a dude to not go for the single mother he was seeing! He didn't listen to me and went on. They were good at first but then she cheated on him with her ex(Baby-daddy) 🙂. Even if women find a man like Rei they won't appreciate him in real life

[@jmp1759]

Walk away men if this happens in real life she didnt like ray, she settled for him since the other dude didnt want to take responsibility, dont go for women who are just settling for you, you will mostly be unhappy in that relationship

[@jenniferfloyd9179]

I agree marriage should be love not for someone settling for someone, but we also have to remember to that it was different back in those days, women can have children out of wedlock in most countries and no body thinks any of it , and we also have to remember that in some countries and some cultures that is thier customs to have the parents choose who they marry , and so they don't bring shame to their families they agree to get married i forget exactly what Indian tribe it is but the chief daughter makes his daughter Marry the best indian warrior in the tribe, and it used to be the Jewish tradition that a match maker would go the girls father house and say this man wants your daughters hand in marriage and both men would meet and talk if the father agreed to the marriage then they would shake hands and have a toast and his daughter couldn't reject to it because it was tradition some times the girl would be 16 and the guy would be 60 ,I couldn't imagine it that is horrible, but it happened, and some gypsy cultures ,they had a match maker,or the father chose thier daughters husbands , and back in the day Father's would choose thier daughter to marry the king no matter how wicked he was, and in some cultures women had to marry thier own cousins,our history is very dark ,im glad men got a say in the most part,it was mostly young women who were forced into marriages and I don't think most of them were happy

[@LilliLamour]

Yes, let's put down the woman and ignore the trifling man who did her dirty. Your insecurities are showing.

[@jenniferfloyd9179]

@@LilliLamour I don't know if that comment was for me or not but if it was for me I was explaining that back then it was looked down apon for a woman to be pregnant out of wedlock it's not like that any more in most countries now and I was explaining how some cultures the father's chose his daughter husbands ,I'm glad that some of those traditions are not around any more for the girls sake I wouldn't want to get married to a 60 year old man at the age of 16 ,I didn't even want to leave home at that age I loved being home with my family, I am sure that those father's thought they were doing what was best for their daughters making sure that they would be provided for, but I am sure some of those cried and pleading with thier father's please don't make me marry him father,when I think about it that way it makes me feel bad for them,I'm not insecure I just try to put my self in thier shoes ,I don't want a match maker trying to hook me up with a old man

[@jmp1759]

@@LilliLamour who hurt you girl? Where in my comment am I praising the ex? The ex and the girl can go hell, I am just talking about Ray here who is the only good dude in this story, who I find in a similar position to many good men in real life getting with a woman that doesnt want them, hope you are not doing what this girl did (settling with a good guy while still wanting your ex), and if you are asking why I am not speaking on the trash that left this girl hanging, you can not expect a comment to speak on every trash person when there are so many, the man who made this girl pregnant is trash, this girl who had an affair with a married man and continued to send him letters (even when she is aware he is married and she herself is married to a man who loves her) is trash too

[@jmp1759]

@@jenniferfloyd9179 you are talking about a completely different social issue and situations miss, in this movie the man knows that the girl is pregnant, girl knows that she loves her ex and he wont accept her, she has an option to walk out earlier(definitely not oppressed here), but continues to two time ray while sending "please take me back" letters to ex, kind of shitty for ray dont you think?, my original comment is only about similar situation in real life, what you are talking about being forced in a marriage is a different social evil that is not involved in the context of my original comment

[@donrektmeplease]

Gone are the good ol movies on the best thing about humanity. Love, forgiveness, letting go of bad things.

[@iluvdissheet]

This is my mom and my favorite Hallmark movie....Plus Skeet is a cutie

[@latoyamelville-noel5635]

Name of the movie please

[@shawnaweesner3759]

@@latoyamelville-noel5635. “The Magic of Ordinary Days” is the name of this movie.

[@mysticalmargaret6105]

​@@latoyamelville-noel5635The Magic of Ordinary Days.

[@bullylander4732]

@@latoyamelville-noel5635 The Magic Of Ordinary Days

[@c2sartinkprinthub757]

the partner she does not want but the husband she needs.. the father is right

[@TheBradpitt1004]

What a beautiful story. I enjoyed this so much

[@aysenteksanli8871]

Beautiful story I love happy endings ❤

[@acedelizo6430]

A single mom's dream

[@brandy4530]

And an incel’s dream, lol. A beautiful women forced to marry him against her will, and she just magically decides he is wonderful.

[@ChetanMarimuthu]

​@@brandy4530she should have closed her legs instead. Maybe her dad should have let her be with the man who impregnated her, that would've been a great story.

[@teresamagnusson]

​@@brandy4530He isn't an incel.

[@Despicable_Gamer]

​@@brandy4530How is the man an uncle in this movie😂🤦

[@ChanelCoco-pk7mp]

Shame that men like this only exist in fairytales. My ex fiancé informed me that he was not ready to be a father when I happily told him that I was pregnant back in 2010 😞 been single ever since and focused solely on my child

[@sfappetrupavelandrei]

Don't worry, they exist in real life. But as anything else which is really good, they are hard to find in this degenerate world.

[@christina678]

How did he even make to fiancé status?? Marriage is for better or worse. Planned pregnancy or unplanned-

[@nenabunena]

There are men like this still but women have to be just as worthy of them too

[@williammkydde]

They do exist; plenty. But girls look for happiness with high-flying pilots and bad guys in enemy outfits, so to speak. This guy was rescuing her from social stigma and from poverty, and she still looked to that impregnator behind his back.

[@ChetanMarimuthu]

Shame that woman still even in this generation neglects nice guy and dates hot and stud guys then whine and cry.

[@WhoisWorthy]

I found the book on eBay and bought it. Looking forward to more detail. Great story!

[@cindysilva3134]

What’s the name of the Book.?..(Movie)

[@MsAldil]

Everyone gives Livvy so much crap, but she was compelled to marry Ray. Hey, at the end, she got over Edward & had started to love Ray. Love is mostly forgiveness

[@SahilSharma-ug7xv]

If it is forgiveness than single mother or divorce mothers should not ask for child support or money.its forgiveness after all.ray should have let her see her place in society as an unwed mother.

[@yatishsadasivan]

That's a feel good story....!!

[@user-pe2qn5ls4g]

Such a beautiful story 🎉❤

[@bununsalias]

This brother deserved better

[@kathleenryan9416]

There is an Irish 3 part series of this genre called Falling for a dancer, with Colin Farrell in one of his early roles and Liam Cunningham of Game of Thrones. It is based in Ireland in the 1940s or 1950s. It is beautiful, sad story and shows the shame at that time of pregnancy outside marriage. If you could find it I would highly recommend it.

[@AshLoRo]

I'm Irish, as I assume you are too. I have watched that movie over a dozen times. it's tragically beautiful.

[@swatiavinash]

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[@swatiavinash]

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[@hannamayer4269]

I love this movie

[@limitlesssky3050]

Pregnancy out of wedlock is still shameful even to this day. It's just that some women are just so shameless or in such great denial that they think it's fine.

[@ToudaHell]

It looks like a retelling of an irish miniseries but much gentler and fluffier. That story gets really dark at times but she get her happy ending.

[@evakuater]

what's the name of the Irish miniseries

[@ToudaHell]

@evakuater falling for a dancer I think.

[@nenabunena]

​@@ToudaHellthank you, I'll look for that miniseries

[@ToudaHell]

@@nenabunena have fun

[@bethaniel841]

Well that one had me in tears 😢 a love a happy ending 😊

[@d_richter]

The movie had a happy ending, but the book was realistic, and just made you feel "Ugh!" at the end. Another rare "movie was better than the book" situation.

[@ErenDenizMert]

What happened in the book?

[@d_richter]

@ErenDenizMert It's been a little over 20 years, but if I remember correctly, the girls from the Japanese internment camp were actually arrested for treason, and the German boy shot while trying to escape. The farmer/husband was actually quite a bit older than the main character. She just became comfortable and complacent in the life she had. It seemed exciting, then fizzled out at the end. I just remember being very disappointed.

[@siewheilou399]

​@@d_richter She wears make-up everyday in the movie, a farmer's wife plays dress-up and wearing make-up? Does she understand that she is supposed to do house keeping, cooking and farming?

[@d_richter]

@siewheilou399 No, she doesn't realize that. She's a city girl. It seemed as if it was always her intention to leave the farmer. But in the end, she does realize what it means to be a farmer's wife, which is why it is called "The Magic of Ordinary Days."

[@williammkydde]

@@d_richter Well, the book just may be more realistic (and, accordingly, darker) than this artificial hallmark movie. It touches on some very dark matters, and a happy ending seems contrived.

[@masskent8065]

Ladies, love the man who loves you, not the ones only you love.

[@MickeyMishra]

Women can never love you bro.

[@masskent8065]

@@MickeyMishra LOL What was that for man?

[@MickeyMishra]

@@masskent8065 Nevermind. Sometimes its just best to live in the moment. I would point to Greek Philosophy otherwise. Take care!

[@bahane]

He was the second choice. He needs to run. The moment they eay they chose you in a long term relationship its over. Walk away.

[@user-ql4dw1dt2r]

It's actually worse. I think the original plan was to divorce him so that the child doesn't grow up illegitimate. He's more of a rubber stamp or a fake certificate. Not even a second choice.

[@emlodi2310]

Surprisingly, it was a good movie, quite thought provoking.

[@thomasarnoldcoe6527]

Rey = God Livvy = The Human Race

[@fireflymiesumae]

Ray should raise his standards

[@williammkydde]

Yep. A young and fully self-sufficient man, perhaps virgin, settling for a second-hand gal with extra.

[@astridsekie567]

A simple beautiful love story.. thnks lady robot

[@anitariley4523]

I loved this movie!

[@sherilynchippy9042]

It was such a lovely story ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MickeyMishra]

I really like horror movies like this.

[@tara7550]

These are the type of movies that should be shown on the big screen. They are beautifully crafted and show folk how to treat each other with love and compassion and that given time , many wounds of the heart can heal but first we need the be show that we are loved and cherished as we are, not as society would demand of us.

[@SahilSharma-ug7xv]

Only person getting benefits here is the single mother.

[@tara7550]

@@SahilSharma-ug7xv I will have to disagree with you. The young man through his actions through their journey showed himself to be quietly strong and loving towards her as a person and a clearly a person who had clear views on how to treat folk and be treated by those around him. By your comment it may imply he was an emotional idiot who some how manipulated to marry her. In providing the young woman a quiet warm strength around her, gave her room to deal with her circumstances and make decisions that would be based on truth and understanding rather than judgement and demand as was demonstrated by her own family. Such quiet strength demonstrated by both men and women towards each other these days is challenging to find in a culture that thrives on self righteousness and judgement of others. He was by geographical isolation was experiencing trouble finding a single woman to court and marry and by marry the young woman he was able to meet this need and share he strengths both morally and emotionally with someone who needed such a person. She in return provided companionship and a woman's touch to the young man's life. Together they were able to grow together and form a loving bond of trust and love, creating a strong family unit to welcome the new born. In essence both the man and woman and the child was receiving something beneficial and desirable from the relationship although the manner in which it came about could be considered unorthodox

[@sarahschuler9132]

The Miracle Of Ordinary Days

[@debbierudolph9489]

The Magic of Ordinary Days

[@toniesj11]

That’s a nice story

[@belovedvoyager.]

Wonderful movie indeed..love solves a lot of conflicts

[@TheRozylass]

One of the most romantic movies (and book) I've ever seen (and read). It is beautiful.

[@mikelbahi23]

What is the name of the movie please?

[@TheRozylass]

@@mikelbahi23 Book and Movie - The Magic of Ordinary Days; author is Ann Howard Creel

[@tashuntka]

I wrestled with Archie O' La Jai for about 5 seconds. Almost had to pause the vid, mentally slapped my forehead and went ' f-ing bot...'

[@williammkydde]

The good news: so far we can catch the bots on such mistakes. But they're improving; actually, when we correct them, they learn. :(

[@capress9716]

I Really like this movie. It’s a beautiful love story.

[@asahel980]

Well its the way before, My grandmother said she barely knew my grandfather when they got married and love just happened along the way,but for me thats weird My Aunt also said when she was growing up single men in their commiunity just disappears for a week and reappears with a bride, apparently its a practice all over the world when you get to certain age your parents will find a spouse for you.

[@GinHindew110]

Kinda expected there to be a secret around the father, like another escaped war prisoner, but nope, just the good 'ol simp cleaning other people's mess

[@StCreed]

A decent man doing his best, in other words. Don't use words like simp if you don't want others to think you're an incel.

[@GinHindew110]

@@StCreed a decent man doing his best can do better

[@SahilSharma-ug7xv]

​@@StCreedincel is even better than Rey atleast incelhood will end one day but Rey has to pay child support his whole life.

[@docteurgillesalewina5669]

@@SahilSharma-ug7xv sadly.

[@pdelvalle0901]

I love this movie... miss good old fashioned romantic and safe to watch family movies.❤

[@DooDumDum]

I appreciate your effort in saving me some time.

[@MereLita]

This one of my favorite Hallmark movies❤❤

[@ileanabica1760]

Love the fashion in this movie ❤

[@mayureshkalsulkar7876]

Wait until that edward try to come in to her life again........

[@thingswhatilike]

He don't want her

[@williammkydde]

@@thingswhatilike He may not want her. But once he comes within her reach even by chance, THAT will be her ultimate test. She may relapse quite easily.

[@nicj5354]

Is "liking" a video made by AI the same as tipping a self checkout machine?

[@Akwaoma]

I love this movie!!!

[@Seevawonderloaf]

What a sweet movie 😢🥰 this is what I’d show my daughter and son on how to mold a good relationship

[@thatpanfairy7176]

Name please 🙏

[@user-ci4py1wc4c]

at the bottom as the video play@@thatpanfairy7176

[@SahilSharma-ug7xv]

So you want your son to accept a pregnant woman who talks with her ex while he is the one taking care of her and her child.

[@asurmenhandofasuryan4610]

​@@SahilSharma-ug7xv It's like you understood absolutely nothing about the movie despite having it summarized for you.

[@andreabennington]

She looks so much like Shirley Temple when she was older.

[@nurtaysersayed3465]

Amazing story ❤

[@michellegomes2030]

Wonderful story

[@tsuyoi-hikari]

This is one of my fave movies!

[@showmegalusa4521]

I love this movie. Very heartwarming.

[@stormyweathers9887]

@NRecapsLove&Romance You're right about one thing: Ray deserved so much better!

[@bpxl53yewz29]

How about writing the title of the movie instead of saying “Pregnant Girl Forcefully…”. Doesn’t sound like English.

[@williammkydde]

Maybe, copyright risk. They even flipped it left to right - perhaps, for the same reason. See all the inscriptions and the steering wheels on the British side.

[@surgigi1582]

Fathers sell their daughters off just like that, I mean this is romanticized, but the reality is different, we all know. An educated capable woman like her did not need to be sold like that.

[@kunaljanvalkar2850]

Do you think Ray got a good deal? A woman who is pregnant with another's child and would never love him is the best he can do? This arrangement was for sake of her child not being registered a bastard which was a big thing back then. Ray offered to legitimise her child with a marriage she could always walk out on and she was going to walk out on him even before delivering the baby. Also her father did that because the biological father of her child won't take responsibility. How is her father a bigger douche than Edward? He basically ensured that his grandchild will grow up to own a huge farm in fertile part of America who's all other claimants are dead and he will not be even related to the original owner family at all. Even when you are applying modern day logic this isn't the case I would label the woman a victim here. I have done masters in Anthropology and no, being educated does not make you superior than farmers. The girl feels that doing archeology stuff is the best thing in the world and her husband is a dummy because he won't know about outside world because she don't know how it feels being highly educated but unable to support yourself because your field of work isn't commercially viable.

[@boutiquebitcoin809]

Marrying a racist fool is a fate worst than death

[@mightyobserver12]

@@kunaljanvalkar2850 watch the movie they fell inlove. There are no young ladies in their town to marry

[@phoenixj1299]

Just like women sell themselves to a stranger

[@Anuitu2u]

"With the baby coming, she finally hears back from the lieutenant, who insists he couldn't be the father."

[@yohen]

Whoever read this, hehe hope i can met a man like rey. A responsible humble and loving man.

[@markblanchard9049]

Ray was too good for her

[@89five3five]

Rey and Livey are stand ins for god and human race.

[@debshrink]

Lovely little film

[@MegaPitchblender]

Don't fall for it!! Don't be Rey.😅

[@sandranason9314]

Great romantic movie !!! watched it 10 times.

[@sidoniemany2339]

boy did I cry watching this movie.

[@nicolethorpe6498]

The Magic of Ordinary Days is a beautiful movie and the book is great as well and fills in some questions I had from the movie

[@robinjackson301]

I love this movie!!@

[@kayt7059]

What a beautiful man.

[@MickeyMishra]

What a "Noice Guy".....

[@Despicable_Gamer]

Every single moms dream🤣

[@faithchepkirui2515]

This movie is almost like "love comes softly "

[@mjmb433]

the guy was very patient with her, very lucky girl

[@TruthSayer2007]

Great movie!!! Watched the whole thing and it’s wonderful!

[@christinaalicia6385]

What's the name of this movie?

[@ragethewolf]

​@@christinaalicia6385The Magic of Ordinary Days

[@MickeyMishra]

The Simpetons @@christinaalicia6385

[@JasonBorn89]

@@christinaalicia6385 The Magic Of Ordinary Days

[@shawnaweesner3759]

@@christinaalicia6385. “The Magic of Ordinary Days” is the name of this movie.

[@lilianedike6830]

Such a beautiful story

[@angiedelasflowers]

Beautiful movie... The power of kindness...

[@rexeleyrarama.tsatsavinci_rrtv]

Great talented cast and historic film

[@sagarjadhav6568]

Every single mom's dream.

[@docteurgillesalewina5669]

😂😂😂

[@TheTweetybird1122]

This movie is better than it sounds, give it a try

[@natalija2709]

It is a beautiful movie ❤

[@Zamazizi]

I loved this movie ❤

[@saykatsaha6460]

Can you tell me the name of The Movie

[@cristelhernandez3390]

I've seen this years ago. And it's still one of my favorite movies.

[@MickeyMishra]

I like a great fantasy myself. 😅

[@brendaguerin5423]

The movie is a must see!!!

[@barbwong]

Arr-choo-lah-jie 👌👌👌

[@joe3276865536]

What an absurd choice for Rey to marry Livvy. He clearly settled in the worst way.

[@arethamccormick2842]

On my list of all time favorite movies ❤

[@mrRiddle12]

i love this movie

[@zachnix3535]

I watched this a while back its a great movie to just chill with

[@cherjohnson5807]

Good movie👍🏽

[@rjhemedes]

Just like real life, the Japanese Americans placed in internment camps didn't get a happy ending in this movie either.

[@Frankie2012channel]

Just imagine, being an American with 'rights' and then one day, you're stripped of your property, your bank account, your land, your money and you're shipped off to an internment camp. And then having the young fighting age men DRAFTED into military service while imprisoned. (sure most of the Nisei fighters volunteered, but the USA was still drafting young men out of the camps to the front lines). Talk about insult upon injury.

[@missanne2908]

In the book upon which this movie is based, Rose and Lorelei (Florrie in the movie) end up in prison for aiding two POWs to escape.

[@The_king567]

For good reason

[@JasonBorn89]

@@Frankie2012channel George Carlin was right, Rights aren't rights if they can just take them away

[@cindyblankfield1961]

Wonderful movie