In this era where fast-food love is prevalent, I still firmly hold a belief that, while seemingly traditional, is deeply rooted in my heart: a person can only be intimate with one person, and cannot eat the food of two people. Falling in love is for the purpose of marriage, a weighty responsibility, and not just a fleeting passion or casual game. I firmly believe that genuine emotions require dedicated cultivation and protection.
In my view, if one develops an intimate relationship with someone, one should bear the corresponding responsibilities. For me, my family upbringing has taught me that taking off a girl's clothes means you must put her in a wedding dress. Even in this ever-changing era, I have remained steadfast, upholding my principles and bottom lines.
The way people interact in today's society is often a source of lament for me. Nowadays, you can take a girl home after just a night of drinking, reach another city within two to three hours, become best friends with a few words, and become boyfriend and girlfriend after knowing each other for just a few days. The start of relationships has become reckless, and maintaining them is difficult. A long-cultivated relationship may collapse because of a small matter. I hate this kind of society - it is an era where love is defined by money and convenience, where you can buy love with money, where getting a marriage certificate makes you a spouse, and a WeChat delete is a permanent farewell.
My life is like a bowl of plain porridge, simple and tasteless. 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 the exciting and fast-paced things, but instead cherish the sincere and lasting.
I understand, life is urging me to move forward. I will adhere to my values of love, regardless of how the times change.
The gentle evening breeze, everything is hidden in my 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. No matter how the times change, I still adhere to my belief in love.














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