A strong man always finds a good home

Stan 2022-10-24 04:37:34

The male protagonist, who is very confident in himself, has been unemployed for 20 years, which does not mean that he is disappointed in life. The world of advancing or retreating teaches us to work hard. A man disguised as a woman, thanks to him being able to figure it out. Ha ha. Granted, his confident look struck me. I admire him. We are all on the road to chasing our dreams. This should be the goal. . . . . become an ideal person. When he became a well-known big star, everything seemed to be different from his ideal. You can't love the people you love, and you can't protect the things you want to protect. This is the contradiction.
For a lifetime, perhaps just like the male protagonist, he pursues fame and fortune, and pursues affirmation of himself, so he will not compromise his means, even if he changes his gender and stands in front of the world. How much obsession it will be to support your distant dream. What exactly do we want? what you want? I hate myself sometimes. In front of the floating world, he is so small and dirty. Sometimes it takes an iron push. Fang has always.
Everything is still so beautiful, the male protagonist finally embraces the beauty and wishes him. In my opinion, the male protagonist is the type of literary youth I like. If there is a person who chases me like this, hehe, I will be the first to agree. It's just that the girl who likes the male protagonist is bitter. All have sex with the male lead. The male protagonist also promised him, but he still failed her. Who is right and who is wrong? Not absolutely. But then again, the male protagonist still has a good home. Oh yeah. . . .

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  • Michael Dorsey: Friends?

    Sandy: No, we are not friends. I don't take this shit from friends. Only lovers.

  • Jeff: I don't like it when people come up to me after my plays and say, "I really dug your message, man." Or, "I really dug your play, man, I cried." You know. I like it when people come up to me the next day, or a week later, and they say, "I saw your play. What happened?"