I Cried After Falling in Love with the Other Person

Falling in love with someone is like suddenly entering a brilliant fireworks show, your heart is filled with brilliance and your soul is trembling. Every eye contact, every fingertip touch, seems to be an electric current flowing through the body, so sweet that it makes people dizzy. But when the tide of passion gradually recedes and the rocks of reality emerge from the water, the differences and frictions hidden behind the beauty are like fine needles, gently tingling the heart. Love that I once thought was indestructible is crumbling in the trivialities of life. At a certain moment, an inadvertent moment, grievances, helplessness, and exhaustion came like a tide, and tears burst out of my eyes uncontrollably. That is a deep attachment to this love, and also an uncertain fear of the future. It turns out that after falling in love with the other person, there are too many complex emotions hidden in the tears of joy, including happiness, worry, and confusion about how far this love can go. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.