He had loved her and let go of himself before he caught her.
He gave up everything he had and just wanted to live with her for the rest of his life. He hoped she would too.
This is their first love. First is self-sacrifice, then the possession of the other. Self-proclaimed unbreakable determination and unfathomable love, in the end, are often vulnerable.
The only thing that can be liberated is one's own heart.
Love is the loss of his cautious and small belly.
The two women who left him were because they couldn't understand his feelings. But love is the acquaintance of two people.
His love cannot bind those he loves. "Sex" itself is a mature love. At this time, his love no longer bound her like it did in the past, and hoped to be with her every day. Mature love may be learning from the other person the courage and faith to continue living in the future.
The young deer rambling, no longer cares about the future, but only cares about love. It is the only way for every teenager who is in love, the only way to be happy and sad.
As a man, he has everything; as a man, he loses his lover. Not all women give up their right to be themselves just for furs, diamonds and pearls.
As a woman, she lost everything; as a woman, she has the right to pursue freedom and courage like a man. Just like she looked at the face of her lover lying on the bed, his face was as gentle as a woman and needed to be cared for, but she was firm.
As a man, he has lost his love; as a woman, she has rebirth.
Broad and ethereal, like her empty heart. Over a hundred years, across continents, across the trivial life of immortality.
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