My Boyfriend Writes for Me

You can bring it in. I feel that the heroine is also a homebody. Although I am an office worker, I rarely socialize after get off work. I just go home and lie down. Socializing is too tiring. I always refuse 🐶

What age do you do. . . I often hear this from my mother and some of her peers recently. . I feel like it's time to go on a blind date at the age of 24. It's so frustrating. And many of the blind dates I'm looking for are a few years older than me. I'm so young. 💔

The changes that marriage and childbirth have on people are horrifying

I like the subject matter very much. Good cheers!

Teachers are similar to me in both likes and dislikes. . . I really hate the so-called bosses who have bad tempers, are controlling, aggressive and sometimes do not respect women (the most typical one is Meteor Garden). The male characters I like are gentle and kind or lively and cute brother-type characters are always supporting roles. And generally this kind of character is generally not as popular as the former. Readers always comment on the latter as "It's boring with little change in temper and no aggression". And for the aggressive male protagonist, he is "easy to take care of, very pampered and domineering". Every time I see this situation, I am confused. Why do women choose boys with bad or strong personalities instead of boys with good personalities? Is it because of Mu Qiang? (Sometimes I really feel that women's desire to be strong is a kind of self-dwarfing of women) Or is it because of the masochism of some women? When will it be better for women to read books to audiences that are neither misogynistic nor abusive and tend to have male protagonists who are less aggressive?