Love Without a Bed
没有床的爱情
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 23y ago
- English
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... Perhaps the author isn't suited to writing modern stories? How can a sixteen-year-old girl with such a progressive mindset speak in such an archaic style? I feel something's off about this story, and I don't particularly like it.
You were born before I was born, and I was born after you had grown old. I regret that we were not born at the same time, so that I could be with you every day.
It's actually quite easy for a woman to do this: simply love one person without any reason or expectation of anything in return. In this increasingly fast-paced world, such Platonic love might be misunderstood in another way.
Written in 2003... No wonder it's so Yi Shu-esque... Is love without sex still love? I have my doubts.
Oh, it's heartbreaking to see!
The male lead is really going too far... The inherent flaws of men... Wanting both the white rose and the red rose... Wouldn't it have been enough if he had just quietly stayed in the female lead's heart? The past wasn't enough for him; he had to interfere in the future too... Every now and then, he'd pull out a blank sheet of paper, as if afraid she wouldn't know, and shout: "I'm here! I'm here!"
Five years old... Sigh... A single glance can ruin a lifetime? If you love, you love. Having experienced that feeling is enough to make life less cruel. What's the point of a harmonious marriage? It's just a facade for others to see. The female protagonist is overly and deliberately dwelling on this feeling, deliberately rejecting the feeling of love. In my opinion, one should live life brightly and cheerfully for these short few decades, so as not to waste that beautiful feeling.
I agree with Gis; he was indeed being selfish. But I still believe in the existence of such feelings.
It's hard to say whether he wanted her to forget him or remember him forever. Perhaps what we can't have is always the best, at least for her.
I believe in responsibility and self-control, but I also hope to live more freely and follow my heart. If something has no future, it's better to let it go. Actually, you can write other things on a blank sheet of paper; it all depends on your choice.