Zhou Jin once struggled in the quagmire and couldn't get out. God tried every means to drain her essence and blood.
But one day, a beam of light came in.
"There's nothing to be afraid of, just do it if you want to."
"Let's take you away, okay."
"I'm tall, but not flowery."
…
The snow-capped mountains in my heart remain unchanged for thousands of years. When your shadow is reflected in the frozen lake, the snow falls, the chirping of migratory birds and insects comes, and then there is an apricot-colored afterglow. It started because of you, but I didn't say anything for a moment.
The world has always been mean to me, but because of you, I choose to forgive it.
CampusDepressionGrowth
I love Zhou Jin, and I hope every reader who reads this book can understand her.
Zhou Jin is the epitome of all girls and patients with depression. You and I both have a certain side of Zhou Jin. We are not qualified to blame her for her hesitation, her back-and-forth, or even her leaving without saying goodbye. I will also feel sorry for her escaping at a certain moment, but I feel sad more than just blaming her for the male protagonist.
Family members, this bullshit world is too overflowing with love that is only open to sexual orientation. I also want to love girls from their own backs.
(I will update frequently when I am in my senior year of high school)
Mission: Inspirational growth and resistance to injustice