It seems that it was because I felt love. I
thought that my father had been telling me about my mother's nonsense and trivial things in the past during the New Year's Day, which made me upset. I always feel that my father doesn't love my mother, I think I really don't. Mom's problems accumulated one by one in Dad's heart and became a mountain. It's better to not see Mom's. Although I don't really want to hear my father's complaints, but thinking that he can only say these things to me, I have no choice but to be a listener. But after hearing more and more of what dad really thinks about mom, I feel that dad really doesn't love mom and that he never trusted my mom. But that's my mom! So how do you want to make them trust each other in those days? After thinking about it for a long time, I still can't do it. If I don't love me for more than 20 years after marriage, will it change? Both of them are bad in their own way, what else can I change as a child. This kind of marriage also allowed me to grow up in an indifferent environment, and the weak love among my family also made me unable to learn to love all the time. I've always been slow to love, and sometimes a little resistant, afraid of having an intimate relationship with someone else.
So when I saw Dad Peach's reply, I couldn't help crying. It was a kind of touching and warmth that I have never felt in my life. This kind of touching may only exist in the movie. "I've worked hard." I'm going to cry when I see this, it's hard to describe this feeling. Imagine someone who might seem like he's almost drowning in ice water suddenly falling into a solid embrace.
Maybe we all have patron saints, but we can't see them. Will push me when I'm timid and do stupid things.
I didn't write anything serious, this kind of Japanese animation really never gets tired of watching, I can't help it, just eat this one. After watching the movie for half an hour, I felt a lot calmer. If you don't love, don't love, anyway, I was born; if you can't love, you can't love, maybe it's my own fault; if you're troubled, you'll be troubled, in short, life will go on.
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