A Marriage of Convenience

I think this article is written in a more realistic way, especially when giving birth, the pain is really unforgettable, so mothers are great! Also, I think there is zero tolerance for domestic violence. When encountering this kind of thing, women should stop their losses in time and stay away from scumbag men!!! Such a realistic article is quite suitable for unmarried sisters to read and learn some experience. Married women can also read it and learn lessons from it. Sisters who like reality should come and check it out! (The above is just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it, you are right if you criticize)

It's very real, very realistic, and some details are well described.

It feels like it's the author's own experience, and it has a strong sense of immersion. There is nothing wrong with living together, but it is different for marriage. Both the male and female protagonists have to have strong personalities, and the male protagonist's emotional intelligence is not high. So tragedy is inevitable. Married life is basically firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. There are many trivial things. When two people from different original families come together, it is the collision and running-in of their respective thoughts and behaviors. I also hope that everyone will have a happy married life.

The blueprint of life requires planning. A life without a plan is doomed to failure. People must always have a bottom line and principles. If it is broken, you should stop the loss in time. Instead of repeated compromises. I don't know why I wanted to have a second child. Is it so that you can't start over again for the rest of your life? The author writes very truthfully, and I hope people who read this book can learn from it. When opportunities come, seize them; when you are hesitant, keep your eyes open!

After reading it, I feel deeply that women must have the confidence to do their own work and cannot live dependent on others.

Very good, it describes the current situation of many women, the fact that they are helpless and forced by life and environment.

The plot is deliberately true and realistic. No pretense, no nonsense. Very good novel

What he writes is very real real life, full of chicken feathers!

There is no Cinderella, no boss, no miracles, only real real life!

Chen Chen's experience is very similar to mine, and her husband's is the same as mine. He has a flexible mind and a lot of insight, but we have no feelings. When he attempted domestic violence, I called the police first. We are still together now, always AA, and never give me a penny. I wonder if divorce is too draining, so I just make do with it.