Jiang Zhao felt that there was nothing wrong with him. He just has a bad temper, is a little sensitive, and gets anxious easily. When he is unhappy, he will curse people, throw things, and lock himself in his room without eating or drinking. He just needs reassurance that people won't leave him - what's the problem with that? No problem. Zhou Ye didn't think there was any problem. He cooks, washes clothes, ties shoes, puts on underwear for Jiang Zhao every day, holds Jiang Zhao when he goes out, holds her when he comes home, answers the phone in the middle of the night, and delivers medicine in the early morning. He's not trying to please, he's just doing what he thinks he should do. He was so considerate that Jiang Zhao's friends couldn't stand it anymore: "Have you been PUAed?" Zhou Ye thought for a moment: "No. He is just a cat." Jiang Zhao commented on this - "What do you know? He is happy."
One is willing to fight, the other is willing to suffer. One with fried hair and one with smooth hair. One is making trouble and the other is laughing. One said "go away" and the other said "no go".
Essentially, it's a guide to getting along with cats and dogs. Applicable people: cat owners, dog owners, people who are being tortured by cats and dogs but are reluctant to let go. Not suitable for people: people who are impatient, people who don't like feeding, people who can't squat down to tie their shoelaces.
Intention: love yourself