I had never been in a relationship in high school or before. When I was a freshman, I really wanted to have a pure relationship. However, things went against my wishes. I didn't meet the boys who chased me, I didn't meet the boys I wanted to chase, and I didn't meet the girls who could turn me over. Seeing one or two people around me being single and having fun, I began to wonder whether I would get married in the future.
When I shared this point of view with my mother, my mother had the attitude of "I will support you if you don't get married" and said, "If you don't get married, just stay at home! You can support yourself!"
This made me anxious. The original purpose of sharing it with her was to hint that she was paying attention now and would find me some reliable, rich and handsome blind dates in the future. How could I expect that she would have such an attitude! I had no choice but to make my purpose clear: "If I can't get married in the future, why don't you find someone for me to go on a blind date? It's like this in TV dramas. The daughter is older, the mother is anxious, and they go on blind dates one after another."
However, my mother still spoke righteously: "Don't worry, I'm not that kind of traditional mother. I will never push you to get married, and I will never help you arrange a blind date!"
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However, after I graduated and found a job, such a righteous and upright mother took me out for the first celebration meal, which was a blind date.