I think people who have never been in love need a guiding lover and a home-invasion-like love.
Using limited time to find the right person, for an "investment project" that lasts for decades, the vision and decision-making of the "investor" are so important. But Liu Hao, a good girl who has been taught since she was a child that "you must study hard when you are a student, and falling in love is a scourge that hinders personal development"—has never tasted love and has no experience, so how should standards be set? How should the threshold be entered? This is a difficult question.
After entering society, men and women no longer have free winter and summer vacations to squander. The longest vacation is only the seven-day Spring Festival vacation. 7 Days, what a specific number. Therefore, when everyone is emotionally invested, they start to calculate the return. The scenes of blushing and confessing to the person you like in school and nervously looking forward to the other person's reply are gone.
So how do men and women who have no love experience find the impulse and permission to start love? Is love really an innate instinct that does not require learning and experience? I disagree.
Purpose: I think people who have never been in love need to guide people to love like a home invasion.