(Useless feeling, pure vent :P) Reality is better than everything

Bettie 2022-04-21 09:03:02

What if one day your boyfriend/girlfriend told you, "I want to change, but I still love you."
What would you do?
"Fuck!" I guess that's the only reaction I can make.

We were never truly free, we were bound by society, race, gender all the time.
Living out of oneself is nonsense.

Lawrence wants to make a "revolution".

In a more closed society at the time, he had to live out himself, he had
to change his gender
and change the society's definition of love (to be honest, I can't tell if it was GL's BG),
so that his true side surfaced.


The success of each revolution has to trample countless corpses.
Her girlfriend has undoubtedly become one of the corpses of this revolution.
The sudden revolution of the "boyfriend"
(although it can satisfy her sexual desire, but...)
the heroine suffers from various pressures, society, family.... (With GL fixed BG, I believe the heroine can't tell the difference)
Finally,
Of course they broke up....
The male protagonist can give her passion and romance, but what the female protagonist ultimately wants is a stable and down-to-earth life.


One wants to get the ideal, the other wants to get the reality,

all of which have become a gap that cannot be connected with each other.

PS
1. I believe that the male protagonist's beauty will definitely have Zhuoyue's achievements in the BL world!......
2. In fact, the male protagonist should be called the female protagonist, and the female protagonist should be called the female protagonist 2(?)

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    Fred Bellair: Not his power to piss me off.

  • Julienne Alia: You changed your sex. I changed my address.