35 Years old, married, with a child, and severe depression. These are all Su Jing'an's labels.
In the eyes of everyone, she should be content: her husband makes money to support the family, and her mother-in-law helps take care of the children. But no one saw how she managed to survive under the force of her mother-in-law, how she was bullied in the workplace while breastfeeding, and how she was still asked to "be strong as a mother" even when she broke a bone. When she finally broke down and was hospitalized, she felt "seen" for the first time - being seen tenderly by a young male nurse.
This is a relationship that is not blessed by the world, but it is the first breath of oxygen in her life.
His care is without asking for anything, and his companionship is without asking for anything in return. When she finally had the courage to end her icy marriage, everyone accused her of being "crazy" and "not having children."
Only he stands behind her, respects her fears, tolerates her retreat, and accompanies her to see the world as it is.
This is not a story of infidelity, but a story of a woman grabbing the last piece of driftwood and learning to swim for herself before drowning completely.
Purpose: When a woman drowns in marriage, the person who saves her is the person who sees her soul. This is not betrayal, it is the last piece of driftwood a drowning man clings to.
