Justice and Lucky didn't immediately feel butterflies upon meeting each other. In fact, they couldn't stand either other. But like love does, it has a way of showing up in

the most unexpected ways. We all watched with anticipation as the ice melted and so did their barriers. #LoveConquersAll

Iesha and Lyric were like night and day. They loved each other, but the type of men Iesha dealt with were very different from those that Lyric entertained. While friends

can often give great advice, Lyric was smart not to listen to Iesha when it came to matters of the heart. #RealStrength

After Janet's boyfriend Markell was murdered, she entered a deep depression. It was as if she was simply existing. Iesha was instrumental in pulling Lyric out of her funk.

Chicago was just plain selfish. Granted, Iesha was just using him for his bread, but he didn't give her much else to work with.

We don't know how long Lucky and Justice lasted, but when the movie ended they were together. In order for that to have happened, both Lucky and Justice had to

be vulnerable enough to let someone in. You can't get love by becoming guarded.

Love is wonderful, but it was because Justice loved Markell so deeply that she almost decided not to love another man again. Luckily, Lucky came through and gave her hope

again.

The movies of the 1990s weren't necessarily the best at depicting happy endings, but good for us, this one showed Lucky and Justice together, just like we wanted them to

be. We learned that it might not always start out perfect, or with the ideal circumstances, but if you push through, you can find the perfect mate for you. Gotta

love it!