Everyone always says that the heroine wants to flirt with others. But I think women will have such boys when they are in the beginning of love. The first love is a man who can't see the future but is very down-to-earth. Later, he is regarded as excellent in the eyes of others. The boy who is attracted to her is because she thinks she is enough to get such a guy. Then there are the scumbags who are full of routines. Now women are more and more independent. They can earn bread by themselves. It is easy to understand. Only later did she realize that marriage needs two people to manage. Love requires the efforts of both parties. So she let it go. She saw people who were really worthy of admiration and could work together. I think this is growth. is a natural process
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