"As long as you are not someone I hate at first glance, if you have always been nice to me and been with me, I will be completely moved. So I have never felt that I have any aesthetics, or in other words, I believe that love will last for a long time."
If this is what our heroine thought six years ago, then she will definitely regret it ten years later, and she will not be able to escape the law of true fragrance after all. She met him again. This time, she knew his name, and she took the initiative to start their first conversation. This time, she confessed, and she actually succeeded.
It is undeniable that everyone has their own orientation and aesthetics. What's even more frightening is that this personal aesthetic is basically fixed, which means that in a romantic relationship, the current partner often cannot escape the shadow of his predecessor, or that one's spouse is a specific type of person. I prefer to call it absolute aesthetics. Aesthetics may be relative to everyone, but at least it is absolute to her!
Concept: Habitual dependence or habitual aesthetics, who wins?