I have also read other comments on a story about a hero and heroine who released their former grudges after many years, and I don't want to comment on right and wrong here. Just an analysis of the heroine's final choice:
one is a "fascinated" ex-boyfriend, who has no job for the time being, has a little talent (plays the piano well), has a humorous style, and is very good at making women happy.
One is a prudent fiancé who runs his own "law firm" with a high income and small achievements. Steady and steady, step by step.
If it were you, what kind of love and life would you choose?
What exactly do women want?
Most women would choose a second fiancé, right? Good economic conditions, steadfast and steady, will help you consider many issues, but that kind of life is calm like water, and slowly you will be immersed in the life of firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea. Then have children and live a traditional life... The
reality is cruel, and this choice may be the best. In recent years, I have watched several movies: "That Year" and "You at the Same Table", all of which lost this kind of love to reality. (Of course, the male protagonists of these two films have a common problem - naivety)
What if the heroine is chosen?
"It turns out that I would rather be with him in fear and fear every day than live a peaceful life with you."
Look at the setting of the male protagonist objectively: with a certain economic foundation, the price of going to the Eiffel Tower in the middle of the night should not be a star. Charming, humorous, countless ex-girlfriends, and even the ex-girlfriend's sister tried their best to just have a one-night stand with him. She is dedicated to the woman she loves. She deleted her Facebook account and the phone number of her ex-girlfriend. At least there is no betrayal of her girlfriend in the movie. Also good for friends.
Therefore, when you have an economic foundation, maturity, and single-mindedness, choosing an attractive man, letting yourself be a little bit afraid, and living a stimulating and romantic life is what women really want.
Guys, remember, don't let the stagnant water you live in, don't think that a cooked duck can't fly!
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