Please help me get out of my unrequited love!

Actually, ......There is no need to deliberately seek "liberation." Liking is a very beautiful feeling and spiritual sustenance, not a mistake, and it doesn't necessarily have to be a happy ending. You say "it's not worth it", and you can't help but say it's "worth it", isn't it?

Hehe, ......I'm referring to the "like" itself. And you don't need to put all your energy into this unrequited love and let it become a problem for you. Because the more you give, the more it hurts, and you still have a lot of things to invest your energy in, your studies, your family, and your friends.

Work what you should do, romance, chance, or waiting. There is no way out of the mountains and rivers, and the willows and flowers are bright and another village. Or one day, you will be able to keep the clouds open and see the moon, or one day, you will meet a more suitable one.

Don't be so quick to get frustrated, gain and lose. The matter of fate is really amazing. First of all, let yourself be happy, live hard, and be sincere.

Love will favor the persistent child, bless you :)

You should be looking for him, otherwise you will regret it, if he has a girlfriend, forget it, and the result will be that you will be hurt! See for yourself, we're just giving you advice, and in the end it's up to you to take the doctrine yourself!

Isn't it painful for you to do this, but you have more courage than I am!

In fact, this is just an excess of your age, as long as you deal with it reasonably. That's it

Go like one with more feelings, and then chase it.

I once met a guy who was deeply in love with a girl, but he never had the courage to confess to her. He silently watched the girl's every move every day, hoping for the opportunity to get close to her and communicate with her. However, the girl never seemed to notice him and didn't even know of his existence.

In order to get close to the female Yu to serve the child, this boy will do whatever it takes, even sacrificing his hobbies and time. He began to follow the girl often, secretly watching her read, draw, or chatting with her friends. He never showed his face in front of the girl, but just watched silently, hoping that she would notice him at some point.

But the girl never seemed to notice the boy. Even though the boy sometimes deliberately behaves very obviously, the girl never reacts. The boy's friends persuaded him to give up such hopes, but the boy enjoyed the joys and sorrows that this unrequited love brought him.

He didn't give up, and he would still silently guard the girl in his spare time every day.

In the end, the boy's heart was finally broken. He understood that the girl he loved was just a fantasy in his heart. He knew he couldn't go on like this, so he left the place, not even looking at the girl again.

This boy's story makes my heart sad. Unrequited love is a seed that needs to be watered by two people to grow and develop. And the boy, the girl he loved, did not respond to his feelings, and his unrequited love was never sufficiently irrigated.

The unrequited love undertaken by this boy has left a deep imprint on his growth path, he is no longer simple, different from the past, and has left a lot of psychological trauma.

Therefore, everyone should cherish the people they have more. Any relationship requires both parties to give and respond together, and unrequited love that does not receive sufficient attention and response can often only end up in despair and pain.