Everyone has their own way of loving, and what everyone really pursues and possesses should be a complete relationship. Who defined completeness? What is the complete definition?
In this era of advocating love for oneself, being oneself, and women's self-improvement, if women want to return to their families, become a virtuous wife and mother, and forget about the past dominance in the workplace; If a woman only wants to be a dodder plant, look up at her other half who also respects her like the sky. In this generation, sometimes such hopes can create public opinion pressure. But the rise of feminism should belong to every woman (everyone) who can do what she wants, openly and with a clear conscience. No one is qualified to comment on other people's choices.
I once met a girl who was definitely a bad girl in the eyes of secular morality. Her distrust of love, pursuit of excitement, and love with time constraints or standing on the edge of a cliff had a fatal attraction for her. Therefore, she constantly lingered between men, and shed a lot of tears during this process. However, she couldn't resist the formation of such a relationship.
Do you want to escape or jump down.
Just like an hourglass, isn't everyone counting down and waiting for the sand flow on top? She said with a hint of confusion in her eyes. Many people are afraid of the feeling of looking down from a high place because they are afraid that they cannot resist the temptation of gravity and jump or fall. The feeling of falling is full of charm. Just like this reciprocal love, I like the ending without an end, or should we say that everyone's end and ending are always together, but that's not the happiness I pursue. What I like and pursue is the kind of sudden? The feeling of breaking with a snap.
I used to be obsessed with the kind of relationship where love always ends, but unfortunately, it's always a thorny journey that leads me to realize that love transfer really exists, and we can all fall in love with others. And the definition of emotions is beginning to feel increasingly vague.
In this world, there is more than just one definition of happiness. Why does it have to be eternal to be the end of love, and why does it emphasize the concept of once having and being precious? Does the definition of happiness that is different from the general public have to be corrected to be like everyone else in order to be normal or legitimate? There are many things in this world, and I believe that the starting point at the beginning has already determined the direction of the outcome. How many people are always clamoring to find a stable and fixed partner, but always giving others a playful and unrestrained image of themselves. Everything has a cause and effect, and each result may be a subconscious direction that they have not yet realized.
We are such superficial beings that we can only first recognize others through the so-called first impression, and perhaps even before we truly meet someone, you have judged and judged their value through their eyes. The definition of happiness is never in textbooks, and no one has the right to judge the way others obtain happiness, nor does it matter whether it is normal or abnormal. Without harming nature or reason, we are all just pursuing a psychological stability in this limited life.
The eloquence that sets out for our own interests is actually a symbol of insecurity. We have all been ex girlfriends/ex boyfriends of others, but not every one of us can linger in our hearts for a long time. We have all fallen in love and have been pursuing our own love for a lifetime.
The pursuit of an idea that is less acceptable to the world does not mean that one's love is incomplete, nor does it mean that one is more unfortunate. The theory of relativity of happiness is compared to one's own personal state of mind and pursuit, rather than to any other individual unrelated to one's own soul.
The more blood flows, the more sore the hands, the more empty the heart, the more painful the flesh, and the emotions of countless cuts are vivid.
Having a relationship that I once had is my complete relationship. Perhaps this is not the emotional concept we share, but it is the way others achieve happiness. The wider the world one is exposed to and the more types of emotions one has heard of, the more hesitant it is to use right or wrong black and white to define any person or thing.