Love Outlook and Responsibility

In this era of fast-paced love, I still adhere to a belief that seems traditional yet deeply rooted in my heart: a person can only be intimate with one person, and cannot eat the meals of two people. Falling in love is for the purpose of marriage, a heavy responsibility, and not just a fleeting passion or casual game. I firmly believe that true emotions must be carefully nurtured and guarded.

I believe that if you develop an intimate relationship with someone, you should take on the corresponding responsibilities. My upbringing has taught me that undressing a girl means you have to put her in a wedding dress. Even in this ever-changing era, I have remained steadfast, adhering to my principles and bottom lines.

The current mode of social interaction is often a source of lament. Nowadays, a night of drinking can bring a girl home, one can reach another city in two to three hours, become close friends in a few words, and become boyfriend and girlfriend after just a few days. The start of relationships has become hasty, and maintaining them has become difficult. Long-cultivated emotions may collapse over a small matter. I detest this kind of society - an era where love is defined by money and convenience, where love can be bought, where a marriage certificate can be obtained, and a WeChat delete can mean a permanent farewell.

My life is like a bowl of plain congee, simple and flavorless. The years and responsibilities have taught me to earn money, mature, and be sensible, but they have also worn away some of my courage and sharpness. I no longer pursue those stimulating and fast-paced things, but instead cherish sincerity and enduring things more.

I understand, life is pushing me forward, and I need to keep moving. I will uphold my views on love, no matter how this era changes.

The gentle evening breeze gently brushes by, and all things are tucked away in the heart. I know that life is constantly urging me to make money, mature, and be sensible. In this process, I have gradually faded my own colors, but I have also learned more. Regardless of how the times change, I still hold firm to my belief in love.