Half a year ago, I picked up a small white snake next to a barbecue stall. I thought it was very cute, so I took it home and raised it. As the days passed, the little white snake grew bigger and bigger. It would often wrap its tail gently around my calf until it reached my waist, and its head would lie on my shoulder, spitting out soft messages. At first, I just thought it was dependent on me and liked to cling to me. I felt warm in my heart and felt that it was accompanying me and protecting me. Until one day, I accidentally came across a short video. It said that if a snake often entangles a person, it may be too dependent on the other person and mistakenly think it is a sign of closeness.
