Compared with the clear break, the seemingly vague connection in the friendship makes people more overwhelmed. After experiencing the absurdity and indulgence of youth, he has to face today's courtesy and embarrassment. Time has built a high wall, and no one wants to push it reluctantly. Kurt wants a reckless adventure, Mark is burdened by his family, and Kurt's visceral confession fails to provoke Mark's response. Their relationship is like Kurt's metaphor—a tear-shaped universe that is constantly falling. Yesterday's happiness is yesterday, it can't be repeated, and it may be the longest.
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