[First Draft] In those popular short plays, the same cool script is always played out: the protagonist is looked down upon, and then finds out that he is the daughter of the richest man, and everyone immediately starts to fawn over him - as if only by showing some kind of "noble identity" can he be worthy of love and respect.
Isn't this a growing dilemma shared by contemporary women? We are taught a hidden logic: if you are not good enough, you will not be selected. So we desperately upgrade our external labels (beauty, education, wealth), trying to gain a sense of security in the emotional market.
But in the end, where does this road lead? This book uses the five love experiences of a Harvard girl to give the answer——
[Female Growth + Realistic Love]
[It's so sweet to love, so painful to abuse]
Intention: From seeking recognition from the outside to establishing value inward, and finally achieving emotional independence and self-consistent happiness.