regrets everyone, not just Jane Austen.
The old French woman is right, every woman regrets it.
Married, regretting that I didn't choose a better one. If you don't get married, you regret that you missed something better. The irreversibility of fate will inevitably bring countless ifs and hopeless possibilities.
Women tend to feel like they've been taken advantage of when it comes to marriage. The generosity of love always makes marriage seem to be lacking.
As smart as Austin, he also failed to find a fulcrum of balance on the scale of marriage.
She is good at flirting with all kinds of men, and enjoys it - the virtual love game makes her unable to extricate herself.
Her love for a man's heart of gold cannot deceive the fact that he has no gold in his pockets . However, she couldn't be like Elizabeth. When a man presented himself and the castle with both hands, Austin hesitated, selling himself for money, absolutely not.
She is not rational enough to accept a loveless marriage, nor emotional enough to accept a life of poverty. She must regret that she didn't catch love when she had no worries about food and clothing, and she must regret that she did not compromise with wealth when she was in
distress . Her reason is at war with her own emotions, and no matter who wins or loses, she is the biggest loser. No matter which path she chooses, she will regret it.
What every man who makes Austin tempted can only make her Pretty happy. But Quite happy can't satisfy Austin, "Quite happy is not the ending I want
to write to my story." Austin needs a rich and excellent Mr.Darcy, she has created an unattainable dream for herself and all women .
To me, Austin is a "perfectionist". The great quality of perfectionists is uncompromising, as is their misery. Perfectionists are admirable, admire their persistence.
Perfectionists are pitiful and sympathize with their recklessness in missing out on love.
No one is perfect. Compromise and concession are indispensable factors for a harmonious society and harmonious marriage. Regret is a part of life, like being sick. To refuse sickness is to refuse life. To refuse regret
is to refuse happiness.
To gain, one must lose. This is true whether you believe in God, Allah or Bodhisattva.
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