A man's moral experiment

Hilbert 2022-12-26 09:12:34

A man's moral experiment. I'm about to get married, my heart already belongs, and I know it's true, but when I meet two little loli, I'm willing to test whether I still want other women, and which one I think of. The result is that the desire for other women is still there, but it is only satisfied at the level of thinking, not because of guilt, but because it feels meaningless. The reason why Claire's knee is crazy is because Claire only has boyfriends in her eyes, and a word created by men's jealousy. And he thought that man was so stupid that he didn't even know such important information, as if this sensitive area would be of great significance in his own hands. When the truth was in his own hands, he declared victory. Claire was comforted and decided to leave that ignorant and ignorant boyfriend. At the end of the play, Claire returned to her boyfriend again. Therefore, the sensitive areas of Shenma are all created by men. This morality story is generally not as good as A Night Raised or The Collector. The purpose of the experiment is too general, and the moral test of people is not so severe.

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  • Laura: I was born to be unhappy. But no, I won't be unhappy. I'm very happy. I only think of positive things. People are unhappy because they want to be. When I feel down, I think about how there are happy times and that crying does no good anyway. I think about how marvelous it is to be here and how much fun I'm going to have.

    Jerome: What do you call having fun?

    Laura: Having fun is being alive. For instance, today I'm very happy. Tomorrow I may be sad. So then I make myself think of something else. I concentrate on one specific thing and how fantastic it is, and I'm happy for the rest of the day.

  • Aurora, the novelist: I find all men attractive. That's why I can't pick one. Why one and not another? I need a reason to choose one specific man. Since I can't have them all, I prefer to do without any.