Maybe in the eyes of many people, I seem to be a leftover girl, but in order to maintain my poor dignity as a little woman, I still maintain the dress I should have seven or eight years ago. Although there is nothing wrong with it at the moment, but I am worried that when I am in my 30s and 40s, I will still be like that, and I will become an out-and-out Doris. What is even more frightening is that my name is Dolores. copy of .
And when it comes to men, it's been a long time since I met my peers. The youngest man who has something to do with me is 8 years younger than me, all because I am small and short, but I also have some resistance in my heart. After all, it's still a bit conservative. Looking at those young fresh meat, I can't get my legs off.
So I don't know what exactly should I do? I live very seriously, but I sometimes wonder what a person should be like when they are in their late thirties?
If we shouldn't care about the life of a certain age group that the society has given us, why would Doris let us looks so weird? And should I stick to my so-called "don't want to grow up" dream when I was a child, or should I accept the reality that I'm almost 30?
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