Are there still real feelings in college?

Of course. Because my daughter-in-law and I got married after graduating from college.

More than 4 years of relationship.

So if you think you're a good fit.

Then continue to work your own way...

Good luck.

Why don't you ask if there are still real feelings in this world?

Don't always think too much about love, it's up to you to set yourself up.

If you want to love, you can love ... If you really want to be together. Then if you think of any way, you have to face graduation together, face career choices together, and support each other to go on. Don't regret it later.

If you don't have such a persistent heart, with a little selfishness, then the breakup is doomed, in addition, don't believe in long-distance love, distance will make love spoiled.

College love does not mean that after graduation, it is equivalent to unemployment, it depends on you to fight for it, and there is, if you really love each other, why do you need to separate

Wouldn't it be nice to find a job together and live together ??

98% will break up, and after graduation, they can't imagine the future of two people.

I think if you really love each other, after all, you've been together for so long.

The important thing is whether two people love each other, graduation is just a test, so that you can transform from a fairy tale to reality, too many joys and sorrows make us not believe in love, have no confidence in their other half, and no one can guarantee each other's love for themselves

I am an example of failure, and the pain is in the marrow!

How not? Isn't there a lot of people who go from college love to marriage?

Unlike high school, most of the students in college are free and emotional. In college, it is common for you to meet many like-minded classmates who share your interests and hobbies, and getting along with them is very pleasant and fulfilling. Of course, we will also meet some students with different ideas and incompatible personalities, at this time we should learn to respect each other's differences and keep a distance to avoid possible conflicts and conflicts in reputation.

After graduation, we should maintain a good relationship with our classmates, whether it is through social networking or local student clubs, etc., to leave a valuable network for our future. In addition, you can also try to participate in class reunions and other activities to explore common interests and hobbies, and strengthen the emotional bond between stupid dates.

College students are impatient to fall in love and hide it because they want to experience the process of falling in love, because college students are not very reliable in love, and many people break up after returning to work. So I don't think college students have to be too involved in love, so that when they graduate and break up, they won't hurt themselves a lot.