After ten years of marriage, I went from "I support you" to "breaking the flow".
In 2011, we squeezed into a 1.5-Meter bed in an urban village, and he said, "We will have a house in two years." I believed it.
In 2016, he mortgaged his house to increase leverage. I said it was "too risky," and he laughed at my "feminine opinion."
In 2020, I relied on my official account to finance my mortgage, and he called me "disgusting".
In 2023, when we were in front of the Civil Affairs Bureau, he said, "I seem to have just learned to read a map."
It's not that I don't love it anymore. It's too late.
It took me ten years to understand a truth: a house cannot lock people, and there are roads hidden in the pixels.
Completed Book｜Dual Perspectives｜Marriage Documentary
Concept: There is no right or wrong in a marriage. He bets on houses, she bets on pixels—it's just that they're wearing clothes from the wrong era.