Half True, Half False

Where exactly is the lightheartedness in this article?

Regardless of who's with whom, once they decide to be together... As long as they have no regrets, it's for life, but the next life is still unknown.

What if she's happy now? My duty is to protect her.

Sometimes I actually envy those impulsive people. There's no hurdle in this world that can't be overcome; it's just a matter of different paths. When they impulsively do certain things, they might not consider the future. But they always get through it. Honestly, that's how people are. We don't appreciate what we have until we lose it, then we miss it terribly. But I think regret is useless.

We don't cherish what we have until we lose it! What I really want to say is, grasp what you can grasp. Unless you're dead, there's always room for maneuver. If she leaves, find her again; if you're married, get divorced; if she pushes you away, embrace her again! The main thing is whether you think it's worth it. If you still love her, then why not fight for it?

The story is true, but the ending is fake, right? Wishing you all happiness!

Chengdu, haha, is inherently an ambiguous and fluid place; you can't go there and you can't go back.

What's lost can never be regained, which is why we must cherish the present.

Yes, for some people, missing out is a regret that lasts a lifetime...

In today's society, people raise their defenses and build up a hard shell to protect themselves. Unwilling to open up.