I like that lesbian girl, she is outspoken, full of youth and personality, extreme and kind, easy to be hurt but can immediately fall into the next love.
I like lesbian mothers, who are loyal to their families, open-mindedly love their children, and tolerant and accepting.
I like women who have been single and have dogs as their company, and live a kind and independent life.
I also like the half-hundred women who have been married 6 times. They are confident and free, and they can let go of love. Age is not the mulch that makes people old.
In the end, I also liked the female teacher who lived in the past forbearance. She wrapped herself in painful memories and an inescapable bondage, showing a cautious and thorny pace, but I understand her, and she can't live a free and easy life completely. Blame herself, as my husband once said to me: "No one has the right to blame you." Hehe.
The only male is very cute, and the best part is that he also likes my favorite female sci-fi writer - Le Guin! Haha, he is healthy and straightforward, living in his own interests, simple and kind, a little silly but that is sincere and true.
When everyone shares their views on the love of the characters in the book, they are actually projecting themselves, huh, where is it not, life is like this, we always project ourselves in all aspects, if our hearts are good, all aspects will also be All is well, our minds are blocked, and everything is dusty. Everyone is expressing themselves, letting go of their thoughts and emotions, and marching rationally and emotionally in company, the theme of our life.
Time has passed, life is slowly being straightened out with the company, everyone finds their own direction in the pain, watching everyone kiss the right person in the end, ML, great! At this time, everyone is in love, and love is the theme of healing everything.
Bless everyone, bless myself. We all have to straighten out our complicated lives, and hope to accompany our like-minded friends and never be alone again :)
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