Nine years ago, the male protagonist and the female protagonist missed each other; nine years later, he became a best-selling author with a successful career and a happy life; she became an environmental worker, with her own independent thoughts and life, and sometimes talked about it. A little love, life is also free and easy.
He and her finally met, drank a little coffee, sat on a small yacht, strolled in a small park, talked about their changes and lives in the past nine years, and cherished the beautiful and short lingering period of nine years ago. Then they talked about their love life.
He is married, has children, and the person he marries is not his favorite, but loves him obsessively;
she is unmarried, in a different relationship, she can't love with all her might, but she teaches all the people she associates with, What is love?
In the conversation, it can be seen that the male protagonist can abandon his wife and children at any time, and continue his relationship with the female protagonist; and then to the "eighteen send off" later, it can be seen that he has firmed up his determination.
"Women's preservation technique" is very popular recently. Could it be that drinking this, wiping that, and doing some "ovarian maintenance" will make him change his mind? I am very skeptical.
When wrinkles climb up on her face, her skin is no longer firm, and her heart is broken for her family and children, how can this woman still be able to get up? The same skin, no matter how fresh it is, will not get tired of living together for five or ten years?
The best way to preserve freshness is to leave some time for yourself to enrich your heart; keep a small place and let the wind, flowers and snows run rampant there; don't completely focus on men or family as the center of your life, and develop from the inside out. Own. What kind of man can refuse a woman who is a little romantic, a little headstrong, who can sing a little song, dance a little dance, and say something reasonable and thoughtful?
The best way to preserve freshness is to preserve your emotions, and then your skin...
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