I saw this passage in an article: It is not unusual to meet love and favorable feelings in a person’s life. It is rare to meet someone who cherishes you.
Isn’t this the problem that most people face?
Everyone has a similar saying in their hearts: The next one will be better, and I deserve better.
People who can truly see through life only have the present and only the best in their eyes.
The reason why people meet many people in their lives is because they are busy meeting the better one.
Some people have not had time to say hello and before they can say the previous sentence, they have rushed to the next one.
There is only one fate between people. Even if some people meet again, they are already unfamiliar, and some people don’t even have the chance to meet again.
So, cherish the people in front of you, cherish the present, cherish the people who are willing to stay by your side at this moment.
There is another paragraph in the article: The most regrettable thing in relationships is that when we broke up, we did not say goodbye well, but only let her remember my tears and hideousness.
Sometimes even though we knew the other party was leaving, we knew that we could not keep it, but we still couldn't help but make ourselves heart-wrenching.
This may be the "repentance" when everyone is about to lose. When we "repentance" we didn't cherish it well. I get along well, but not treat her well,
A cup of water will be hot again, and it will cool down after being left for a long time. A heart will become colder if it is too cold, and it will also become colder.
The other party's departure is just teaching you how to cherish the next person,
Until one day you really learn it.
A friend said: Meeting is a matter between two people, but leaving is a decision of one person.
Whether you want to or not, you have to face the fact of losing, because no one’s feelings do not need to be responded to.
Cherish it all the time. Missing flowers may not necessarily bring a rain, sometimes it will be a piece of mud.
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