Why does following one's inclinations mean cowardice? What is the origin?

Following your heart means following your heart.

[Interpretation] [Movie] Emotion is spontaneous;

[Network] Follow your heart; Follow your heart; Do as you please;

The word "cowardice" consists of two words: "obedience" and "faith", which can also be said to follow one's own inner meaning. Both have the meaning of following one's own heart, so there is a saying that following one's own heart is tantamount to cowardice. Just kidding, don't take it too seriously.

Follow Your Heart, which can also be translated as Love with Your Heart, is a comedy produced by 1998 in the United States. The protagonists of the film are all handsome men and beautiful women, and the story ends happily, giving people a pleasant enjoyment. Perhaps having love and wealth is the best ending, but no matter who it is, it will not refuse this kind of warm sleepwalking story.

Feelings follow the heart. Introduction:

Taylor is a girl whose parents died when she was a child. When she was in her twenties, she and her friend Angie both worked in new york, but the tense pace made them want to leave.

They were going to Hollywood, but a broken car ruined their plan to drive across America. As a last resort, they had to take a bus.

When changing drivers in Arizona, they met Jimmy, a novice bus driver who was on the road for the first time. After arriving at the destination, Jimmy and Taylor exchanged contact information. The next day, Taylor and Angie began to look for jobs in the newspaper. Taylor found an advertisement for a charity event planner and applied at home.

The recruiter is a rich man with a leisurely life named Scott. He relies on his family background, has no worries about food and clothing, and improves his popularity by engaging in some social activities. He took a fancy to Taylor's beauty and talent and gladly hired her as the event planner.

key word

follow

English [? f？ l？ ] ? Beauty [? f \:lo？ ] ?

Transitive verb & follow, follow

Inherit; Next (in time, order, etc.). ); Engage in; adopt

Understanding intransitive verbs; Generate interest; Resulting from this; Walk with people (or things)

Follow, follow; [Billiards] Push-and-chase play (a play in which a ball hit by a pole continues to roll after hitting the target ball)

Extended example

You just need the courage to follow your heart. ?

All you need is courage. Follow your inner courage.

2. Follow your heart and find your destiny; ?

Follow your heart to find your destiny;

Follow your heart and never give up. ?

Follow your heart and never give up.

When you follow your heart and intuition, people won't always agree with you. ?

People may not support you when you follow your heart and intuition.

My advice is to follow your heart. ?

My advice to you is to follow your heart.

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