I Like Her

This story is very true. I have always liked my bestie from elementary school to junior high school, but I only suddenly understood this feeling in high school. Later, as the schools changed, our relationship gradually faded away. Later, she started dating a boyfriend, and I knew that I should not be around her anymore. But usually I feel really lonely. When my classmates and friends around me are talking about love and boys, I can only feel disgust and nausea. Only by staying with the same kind of people can I relax for a moment. This story really resonates. I hope I can meet someone I like in the future. Even if there is no result, I still want to have a process, instead of the same one-way process that is destined to have no result.

Now that the Internet has developed, society is slowly opening up and progressing. In my old high school, there were already many people who dared to admit that they were gay, and no one talked about it because there were so many people, hahaha

I feel very deeply. Because it's normal, I have to pretend to be abnormal. This sentence really hurts my heart.

I'm glad that my friends understand me, and of course I'm also glad that my roommate in the same dormitory also

Never give up yourself for a relationship.

There are too many people in this world, and you cannot understand their behavior or feel their joys and sorrows. Sometimes you feel that they are in your life, but in the end they are just passing by.

I like this story very much. I have read it many times and I still like it very much.

Hope... We can see a result...

Is there a third chapter? I remember there were two chapters before, but I didn't expect there would be a third chapter.

It's quite true (just because of your different sexual orientation, you are treated as an alien and ostracized by others. In the end, not only do others think you deserve to be ostracized, but you yourself also feel that you deserve QAQ)