My choice of true love

I think you know the answer. Do you say that real feelings can be lost because of different universities and majors, so doctors can only find doctors, and police can only find police. The real emotion is that she is willing to take the initiative to pay attention to what interests you for you, isn't it?

All you know is just an excuse, and the real reason I don't think she will tell you, or she told you and you didn't believe it. If you think waiting for her will make you more comfortable, of course you can wait, but don't feel that she owes you something that you are satisfied with. This is unfair, because waiting for her is your wishful thinking, and others may not want to.

But you're still young, take your time with your feelings, and the girl who really suits you and cherishes your feelings will definitely appear, not necessarily the one you decided to wait for.

Be mature, so that you are a man, and you are qualified to fall in love with her. Bless you.

All I know is how sad it is to wait a few years for someone, especially when you are younger. It is called infatuation within a certain period of time, and it is called stupid after that, and it can be regarded as sorry for your parents and yourself.

Not in favor of you going to wait so long. Communicate well and make it clear.

People will meet many people in their lives, like their own, and they like them.

Child, you are still young, work hard, if you can't do it, let it go. Nothing can't be overcome.

If you meet the right one in the future, you can get to know each other first, and don't be too attached to your ex.

In fact, when she said this, she really gave up your love, don't be stupid, it's useless to wait, why do this to yourself! Maybe she doesn't love anymore.

I'd better let it go! Your profession is indeed ......If she'd been working in archaeology, even if you got married, you'd have regretted it

Hehe, not necessarily, it mainly depends on his attitude!! Sometimes, letting go is also a good way to do it. It depends on what place you occupy in his heart, whether he doesn't love you, or what's wrong.

I'd like to ask you a question, maybe sharp, but please don't mind.

When one person withdraws or decides to let go, do you still think the relationship is important to her?

If they are really in love, should he think the same way as you?

How many couples in this world are of the same or similar professions?

Does it have to be rare for people with different majors to speak the same language?

I don't dare to speculate on your friend's psychology, there is no way to say whether she has given up or is wavering?

There are some things that you can only judge.