Three Stories About Female Classmates' Marriages

Many people fall behind while walking and cannot be seen again when they look back. The life of a girl is full of traps. Those sisters who have not been heard from much since they left the middle school and high school classes have all stepped into the destructive trap due to the temptation and push of life. From then on, they have become the nourishment of an unknown family. They are silent and accustomed to it. While reading the text, I couldn't help but think of my classmates, and I couldn't help crying. Reading the comments and counting the time, it's even more sad: the author first wrote these about nineteen years ago, but now, nineteen years later, everything in the article still feels familiar.

I felt so sad when I saw it, I felt like crying. Is it really a blind date? Seeing my sister on a blind date really breaks all my illusions about love. Really realistic. . .

It has only been 2 years since I graduated from junior high school. One of my classmates is already married and has children. She also worked very hard, but unfortunately she didn't get into high school...

It has been nine years since this article was published. Compulsory education has been completed, and how many people in my life have gradually disappeared without a trace?

I feel so sad. The friends who are very important in my life are all married and have not studied in high school. Now I have no news about them. But I still remember their laughter and laughter in those nights, and their fearless courage to face the world. They knew more about the world than I did and longed for it at that time, and then they started their lives so early. I don't think it's worth it. You are so young, let's try to make a career, get married and have children, etc., It is too helpless?_?`

Very sad and helpless

Although I don't like the author's pen name, I really like your writing. Life is always like this. If you are ignorant, the best time has passed.

Can it be reproduced? So feeling... So sad. When I was in my senior year of high school, my father told me that if I couldn't get into college, I would work for two years and get married. I was ruthless and tried my best to take the exam. Finally passed the exam. But, what then? Graduated now. Still confused. I love reading, but I can't study all my life and stay in an ivory tower my whole life without growing up. Don't want to get married. But we're not on a blind date now.

Completely different style, I feel like Wang Xiaobo

Ahem, I think back then, there were more than 60 students in a junior high school class, but less than a dozen went to key high schools, and a dozen or so went to regular high schools (there were only two high schools in the county =.=); In a high school class of more than 70 students, only about a dozen went to college, and about 20 went to various vocational and junior college schools. So, what did the more than 50 people who did not go to high school and the more than 40 people who did not go to higher education, that is, 2/3 of the classmates of the same age, do??? Why don't you just work, get married, and have children? =