In this age of "just break up", there are still people who are willing to slow down and love someone seriously.
There is nothing earth-shattering about their story. We met on the most ordinary day, there was no vigorous pursuit, and there was no ridiculously expensive proposal ceremony. Just when two people were chatting, they discovered that, hey, this person is very compatible with me. He has similar food tastes and the same jokes. Even if we quarrel, we will not spend the night in cold war. When we wake up the next day, we still want to make breakfast for each other.
After getting married, life was uneventful. We go to work together in the morning, and when we come back in the evening, whoever gets home first cooks. After dinner, one washes the dishes and the other wipes the table. Then we sit on the sofa and look at each other's phones, and occasionally share a funny video. Sometimes I go out for a walk on weekends, and sometimes I just stay at home, cleaning, drying myself under the quilt, and taking a nap while smelling the sunshine.
They understand that marriage is never 1+1=2, but 0.5+0.5=1. Only when two people each remove half of their personality and edges can they make a complete home. She put away some of her petty temper, and he let go of some of his machismo, and they accommodated each other and helped each other.
After having children, everything changed. Each is tired and stressed. The story of Chen Mo and Lin Wan seems to be telling many of us, let us experience it together and feel love and family affection together.
My heart flutters when I first meet you, but I feel at ease after being together for a long time.
