The scariest thing after marriage is not being poor, not jealous, not fighting, but plain, boring, bored. The two felt that they were a burden to each other, and they were too lazy to quarrel and fight, and only hoped that one day the sky would fall and die. So we first met and stretched our faces, frowned, and didn't speak. In the end, no matter what he thought of giving me a headache, I would give him a headache no matter what. If he wants to take a step, I won't let him go; if I want to move, he won't let me move. Two people tied the Buddha together and threw them into the water, sinking...sinking...sinking... - Cao Yu, "Sunrise"
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