The Female Protagonist Is Depressed and Commits Suicide, While the Male Protagonist Is Redeemed
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The female protagonist is depressed, commits suicide, and pushes away the male protagonist. The male protagonist redeems her and he is a beam of light in her life.
Both of these books are about the heroine getting sick and the hero reunited after a long separation and later recovered from the illness. If you like, you can read it. It's really good to read and it will bring tears to your eyes.
The female protagonist suffered from depression and committed suicide. She always felt that she was a burden and wanted to break up with the male protagonist. Her father often beat her and scolded her. Fortunately, she met the male protagonist. The male protagonist and his family were very nice.
The male protagonist is the heroine's salvation. The heroine committed suicide before but was discovered in time. I highly recommend watching it. I really feel sorry for the heroine, but luckily the ending is good.
Xiaoxue is super heart-wrenching😭😭😭. In fact, I feel that she was prone to depression in the early days of school. The breakup of the male protagonist was the catalyst for her self-destruction. I really feel sorry for the two of them, especially the female protagonist. After their reunion, the male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was depressed and hallucinating. The psychiatrist's words are even more decisive: "She resists systematic psychological treatment because she doesn't want to lose the hallucination about you."
The male protagonist is the CEO and the female protagonist is the lawyer. The male protagonist proposed breaking up and separated from the female protagonist for six years. During the separation, the female protagonist had a sadistic experience that led to a suicide attempt. The female protagonist had some psychological problems. The male protagonist chased his wife to the crematorium + redemption.
The cold-blooded heroine who wants to die x the overlord who is cruel and cruel in the eyes of outsiders, and the puppy hero who falls into the water in front of the heroine. After the heroine wakes up and realizes that she is just a cannon fodder heroine in a novel, she just wants to wait quietly for death, and her depression is very serious. But after being read by the male protagonist, the male protagonist is shocked by the female protagonist's thoughts, and the female protagonist is slowly redeemed in the process of getting along. But at the end of the film, the male and female protagonists separated for a period of time. This was actually a decision made by the female protagonist to heal herself and to hope that she could be better with the male protagonist. ❕The ending is He
The male protagonist is the senior student of the female protagonist, and he falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight. The female protagonist suffers from depression and has a weak personality. Then the male protagonist is the boyfriend of the father, and he particularly dotes on the female protagonist.
It's very beautiful, but it's uncomfortable at first, but then the heroine meets her light! The male protagonist protects the female protagonist with love and cares for their children
The heroine has a serious heart disease. She lives just to live. If she had a choice, I hope she is not saved, maybe she won't feel the pain. The male protagonist feels sorry for the female protagonist. He wants to save her, but he can't. He doesn't know how to help her...
In line with the meaning of the title, the female protagonist was tortured, but luckily she met the male protagonist. All the plots are very compact, not procrastinating, full of ups and downs, and very enjoyable.
At the beginning, the heroine committed suicide and was saved by the hero. He originally redeemed her, but in the end he pushed the heroine into the abyss again.
While a good partnership can help, you must first help yourself. I suggest you read these books and videos systematically. Martin Seligman is the president of the American Psychological Association and one of the founders of positive psychology. His book "Learning to Be Optimistic" explores the causes of depression, talks about the advantages of optimists, and introduces the method of using the "ABC" model to transform pessimistic thinking into optimistic thinking. There is also "Know Yourself, Accept Yourself", which introduces eating disorders and addictions, and how to distinguish what can be changed and accept what you cannot change. There are also "Real Happiness", "Teaching Optimistic Children" and so on. There is also a course called "Happiness Class at Harvard University" by Dr. Taylor Ben-Shahar at Harvard University. Courses can be found on NetEase Open Courses and Bilibili. If severe, medications and cognitive therapy may be needed. The heroine of this novel also experienced it and came out of it herself. But it's not severe depression. Experience can only be used as a reference.
The female protagonist is depressed and later commits suicide. The male protagonist redeems and accompanies her and pulls the female protagonist out step by step.