A Little Love Every Day

I like your quote "It's better to be brave now than to regret it later!"

Oh! ~Ke, have you also read that article? The "Valentine's Day" article is indeed a tragedy, but it is largely my own responsibility for creating this tragedy. I have no emotional foundation for him. In the final analysis, if nothing happened at home, even if he told me that he loved me, I would not agree to date him. To him, to put it cruelly, we are simply strangers. Therefore, the final outcome is doomed. Instead of regretting it later, it's better to be brave now! ~ What to do is up to you. Don't let that article influence your decision. This would make me uneasy. The misfortune of others will not be the cause or necessity of your misfortune.

Baby: I want to go all the way, A little regret in life is the most perfect thing. I hope you can become the most humble person in your long-distance love race

Khan, Bamboo, how can I still have the courage after watching "Valentine's Day"? The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.

Try looking for it in the alumni directory! ~I don't know if there will be. SOHU's alumni record has a search function.