♬Speak Yichan The 2009th Say good night to you
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A netizen said: "I share my joys, sorrows and sorrows with my husband every day, but my husband didn't react at all after hearing it. He didn't care about my feelings at all, and told me not to talk about it. Now I don't want to share my mood with him, it's so boring."
After the two of them experienced the moment of love between love and love in their eyes, the following were all fragmented contradictions, meaningless jealousy and an increasingly dull life.
The relationship between you can support each other and go to the end is not full of surprises every day, but can live a pleasant life in ordinary days.
If a person shares everything with you, no matter how big or small, it means that you occupy a big position in her heart.
The so-called happiness is just someone around you who is willing to miss you.
No matter what embarrassing things happen in life or unhappy things at work, she will tell you like a little sparrow, chattering and telling you all.
In all the moments she can share, she thinks of you, and every sentence hides the trust and love for you.
Teacher Wu Zhihong once said: "The best state for two people to be together is that we both become children. When we think of each other, we are always happy to chat with each other."
The more people have the desire to share, the more love they have.
Cherish the person who is willing to talk nonsense to you. It’s not that no one shares it, but that he is only willing to share it with you.
All the late apology, comfort and warmth appear again after missing the time needed, has no meaning.
Don’t wait until the right person leaves before starting to feel emotional. Life is just like the first meeting.
I wish you will be very grateful for every meeting and every part of you will never let you down.
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Author: Yichan Little Monk. The article comes from the Little Monk Yichan (ID: yichan6666). Use simple Zen principles to solve the problems of life. Please contact Yichan for reprinting.
