Also known as "My 46 Blind Dates", "The Reasons I'm Single" and "The Death of Love".
This is a female growth story, positioned as a feminist novel.
The story is about an ordinary girl who has gone through constant blind dates, from looking forward to love and being innocent and ignorant to losing hope and becoming sexually attracted to men. The period is interspersed with workplace struggles, family misfortunes and friendship rifts, recording the growth of the heroine from all aspects.
This big story will show many small stories of blind dates and free love, and also some within the scope of marriage. My hope is that through the appearance of different characters and events, the heroine and readers can collide with different situations, and say, "This is the right thing to do when you meet such a person", and "If I keep persisting, this will be the result." I hope there will be such sighs.
This is a space where you can discuss different situations in a marriage and love relationship systematically, where you can sort out what you want, what you don't want, what you want to be, and what you don't want to be.
A woman's growth is more than just changes in her relationship and status. She will discuss career, interpersonal relationships, self-improvement, etc. It is not about falling in love from beginning to end.
Clearing mines: There are mines everywhere in the whole text. I wish readers can clear all the mines in reality after stepping on all the mines here.
PS: Although I have been on blind dates many times, it is not a running account.
Don't worry about how I wrote the copy. I wrote the article well. If a reader reads it and thinks about something, it will be considered as writing in vain.
No one is watching, I can figure it out myself, that's fine.
Purpose: Those who are unmarried at the age of 30 are not leftover women, but are the firm enforcers of happiness.