Darling, This Is Love

Question: Should women be practical when it comes to love?

Top-voted answer (100,000+ likes)

Anonymous: Here's my answer. A vocational college near my home is hiring, with a monthly salary of 29,000.

Good pay, little work, close to home. A dream job.

But the school only accepts male PhD holders from top-tier universities, with several first-author papers, project experience, and a height of at least 175 centimeters.

But I heard they can arrange a librarian position for a spouse, with a monthly salary of 10,000, five-hour workdays, the highest level of social insurance and housing fund contributions, summer and winter vacations, and an additional 500,000 in housing assistance for the couple.

I've got my eye on the son of a relative of a friend of my mother's friend.

He's about to finish his PhD, unmarried and single.

I'm going to pursue him.

I'll admit it, the summer and winter vacations and the housing assistance have caught my eye.

I think if I've fallen for those perks, that must mean it's love.

P.S. This is a feel-good fantasy for overworked office drones. Don't take it too seriously.

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