I am a post-90s generation, one of a group of people who have been gradually aged by the times. We have lost the immaturity of those born in the 2000s and acquired the maturity of those born in the 1980s, but they have also been stained by vicissitudes of life. Time has washed away our appearance, but it cannot erase our youth.
Everyone has an unforgettable youth, a youth about campus, about first love, and about friendship.
And in those years of youth, those things and those people will always enter your mind frame by frame like a movie in the dead of night. Recalling it, you may laugh, maybe you will cry. There is nothing good about that feeling, but you can never forget it. Maybe it's not that we can't forget, but that we are reluctant to forget.
We born in the 90s were born in the media era. Listening to a song can express our emotions. With the continuous circulation of singles, emotions will always fade away in the cycle.
Watching a TV series can express our feelings. If we watch it over and over again, our feelings will always be ingrained.
But, what can we do to fade away youth?
Time passes quickly, and youth also fades away, but I am a person who likes to reminisce about my youth. My friends always say to me, "Wake up, don't always live in memories," and I always say with a wry smile: "You don't understand!"
In those years of youth, there were those people and things that I couldn't forget, and even more, she was the one I couldn't forget.
I don't know the definition of youth, nor do I know at what age youth begins. In my memory, youth may begin with a story that happened in freshman year. When the story ends, youth may end.
There is no fixed time, and there is no trace of precaution...