Advance collection please~
[Third person in the text]
I have a sweetheart. We grew up together, from kindergarten to high school, and we always stuck together.
When we first started falling in love in high school, Zhu Ma and I fell in love.
Because I found that none of the boys around me were as considerate, handsome, and outstanding as Zhuma. Coupled with Zhuma's secret temptation, Zhuma and I successfully got together in our freshman year of high school.
Parents on both sides loved it, and the teacher also knew about our relationship. Everything developed like a romance novel.
Our relationship is sweet. My sweetheart is very good and treats me very well. Even after going to college, I still haven't found anyone better than my sweetheart.
Just when I thought life would continue to go on peacefully and sweetly, my friend told me a "surprise".
My sweetheart will propose to me soon.
Just like the campus plot, just like the old childhood sweethearts story, it seems that all the male and female protagonists have graduation certificates and marriage certificates in one hand, and then the story seems to be over.
Then have another child and live happily like a fairy tale...
But, this is not the life I want.
I don't want to, I'm only 22, why should I tie my whole life to marriage so early.
I hate the adjective "good wife and loving mother", and I'm even more afraid of the torture of childbirth.
So the day before Zhuma proposed to me
I broke up with him...
The Qingmei who always loves her soberly × The sweetheart who can't live without Qingmei's love brain
[There is no distinction between high and low whether to have children, it is just a matter of personal choice. Every woman who experiences childbirth is worthy of admiration. ]
Reading tips
1. The male and female protagonists will get married in the end, but they will not have children. They will be DINKs for the rest of their lives.
2. Double cleansing, 1v1, man chasing his wife
3. Full text of the scene of a bamboo horse chasing his wife
4. Screenshot of 2024.4.3
Purpose: We are not non-marriageists, we are all happinessists