Marrying, having children, husband cheating and divorce. Even though she is 50 years old, she still looks forward to love in her heart and expects someone to treat her like a baby. He has knowledge and has his own field of expertise. Even if he is 50 years old, he still has the elegance and generosity of this age. Such a beautiful self, how can you not find love? At the beginning, she was full of expectations and confidence. But it seems like this is the case in the general environment. There will always be people who will label you and ridicule her. Compared with young women, they are full of collagen, flawless face, graceful figure. What I have is the wrinkles at the corners of the eyes, the dark circles under the eyes, the sagging breasts after breastfeeding... I am 50 years old, and I am old and yellow. I am still looking for love at this time, and I am as innocent as a little girl. Funny! Online dating, disguising herself as a girl in her youth. Step by step, I fell into, intoxicated, panicked, anxious, and hated my current appearance. When she heard that he died because of herself, what would she think? Regret, guilt, or something else? I don't know, I personally think it's more regrettable. He is dead, and he will never have the opportunity to formally introduce himself to him and to know him formally.
The two have such a bond on the Internet, will he not mind his true appearance? Or will he fall in love with his real self?
All this, there is no longer an answer, sorry, why didn't I take a brave step and tell him the truth?
Through the virtual story, she made up for her inner regret. In the story, she mustered up the courage, took the initiative to meet her, fell in love, and finally the truth was exposed and she was killed. Arranging himself to be killed by a car in the story is not a manifestation of no longer confidence in himself, but also contains guilt.
It turns out that he is still alive, which is great!
Contact him, tell him the truth, or continue to hide in a shell and entangle with him on the Internet? Who knows, what do you think?
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