Jane Austen, to me, is a dream

Tomas 2022-01-28 08:23:36

There is no doubt that she is the woman who grew up with me, more precisely, Pride and Prejudice.
This book is like a boundary river. The front is my teenage romantic girl's feelings, and the back has turned me into what I am now. look.
But is it looking good now? Or is it bad?

I hope there is also an Austin book club in my world, just like in the movie, not necessarily we have the same situation, the same background, in fact, sometimes what we want is just a small organization, we can talk about it, we We can discuss what we love about Austin, the books and movies we love, and that's it.

The starting point of communication is not important. What we should pay attention to is the process of communication, sharing and satisfaction after communication.

The people in the book club are not all spontaneous, there are lala who are pulled in, there are some handsome guys who are occasionally invited, it doesn't matter, yes, it doesn't matter, even if someone knows a lot about Austin's work, someone is a page The paper has not been read, and such a trench, which can be called the purpose of communication, has not hindered their getting along at all, and has not extinguished the spark of acquaintance and acquaintance.

Sometimes I feel that all friendships can be light, that kind of feeling of detachment.

When I was a child, I had a dream of having a lover like Darcy, a beautiful and quiet manor, a happy but sometimes noisy family, and everything I wanted...

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  • Sylvia Avila: Look, I adore Jocelyn, but . . . ah ha, if, "Loving is letting go," then whoever wants Jocelyn is going to have to pry her fingers loose, one by one.

  • Editor: Dear Ms. Corrine Mahern, we regret that we must decline to publish the three short stories you sent to us. 'Benny's Basketball' is strong narratively, but the depiction of your penis-waving retarded boy felt a little unkind. And isn't the title 'Separating Eggs For Flan' a bit obvious as a metaphor for your parents' divorce? Yet we confess that 'Skydiver' puzzled us most. Why would a beautiful, self-centered young lesbian jump out of a plane?