Looking back on seven years of marriage, what did it really give me?
The answer: “It wore away my edges, made me forget everything I learned, left me with deep crow’s feet, and confined me to a life cut off from the world.”
I thought my uneventful life would go on, but society played a cruel joke on me.
Seven years of marriage couldn’t withstand the intrusion of a mistress. After two months of fighting to save my marriage, I lost everything. I finally understood that my husband’s heart was no longer mine, and trying to hold on would only humiliate me.
I always thought that if she could become your mistress, she’d become someone else’s too. It turned out my prediction was right.
After the divorce, I had no choice but to work to survive. Then I suddenly realized that seven years had left me completely out of touch with society.
Still, I had to keep fighting, and my efforts finally paid off. Then my own family caused trouble again. My greedy relatives had never helped me in my marriage. Instead, they gave my mother-in-law another excuse to make things difficult for me.
The road to remarriage for a divorced woman is rough, especially when you have a child in tow. Just when I’d made it through every hardship and was about to walk down the aisle again, my ex-husband showed up to cause trouble and beg me to take him back. Does he really think I’m a pushover, or is it written all over my face that I’m easy to bully?
Is this a novel? A long essay written by a third grader, right? The plot is dull, the characters are simple, the narrative is plain, marriage is like child's play, life is like playing house, it's so boring! I advise you not to fall into the trap!
Very good, great