I want 1 fairy tale love story that is a bit esoteric 100

Said you had watched "The Little Prince"? There was a little fox in it, and I felt like the little fox waiting for love.

When the little prince met the fox, it was when he was crying. The little prince was sad and asked the fox to play with him, but the fox refused.

I can't finish with you," said the fox"I haven't been domesticated yet. ”

To me, you are just a little boy, no different from thousands of little boys; I'm nothing more than a fox to you. You don't feel the need for me, and I don't feel like I need you. To domesticate is to establish some kind of relationship. If you domesticated me. "

Every time I read this, I feel a sour nose. That kind of anticipation and attachment to love. I often think of sentences like this when I know someone who might be my friend or lover

If you domesticated me. "

The fox described to the little prince imagining her new life, "If you had tamed me, I would have heard the footsteps of one man different from that of others. The sound of someone else's footsteps will make me rush back underground, and your footsteps will call me out of the hole like a **! I don't eat bread, so wheat is of no use to me.

Wheat field didn't say much to me, which was very sad. But you have golden hair, and how wonderful it will be once you tame me, and the same golden tassel will make me think of you. I'll also love the sound of the wheat fields being caressed.

The little prince domesticated the fox, but the little prince left the fox anyway. For people like foxes, they don't really mind much in their lives, and they must not hold anything in their hands.

Then you still don't get anything. "The little prince said.

No," said the little fox, "I still have the color of the wheat field." "

That's a good thing to say - as long as you've been domesticated, the world wouldn't be the way it was.

When I learned the word "domestication", I no longer cared about the gains and losses of my life – whether it was love or friendship – and it may always be that I was losing, but who would have never thought that I was about to lose something? From a beautiful hairpin in childhood, to the end of our lives.

Domestication", I really don't know where this fox learned it.

Now there is a lesson for me.

As a result, in my life, there has been a connection that has been established by "domestication". For me, it could be friendship, it could be love. But in any case, when I pursue it again, I will have this mentality - I believe that in the end, at least I will still have the color of wheat!

This color may be a book you have read together; a section of the road traveled; At the same time, the agitation of the soul when you look up at the moon; One sentence was uttered.

Life will be agitated by moments like these.

Please tame me

I know, it's the voice of love.

I'm the little fox waiting for love.

One day, the king's horse was lost. A group of us went to look for the king's horse and found it far away, but it rained so hard that we had to find a cave to spend the night. In the second half of the night, when there was nothing to do, we looked for the king's horse ooxxWe are very happy

Hey, I'm too lazy to tell this love philosophical story.

And I have to finish it. Another day, the king's daughter was lost, and a group of us went to look for the king's daughter and found it far away, but it was raining heavily, and we had to find a cave to spend the night. In the second half of the night, when there was nothing to do, we looked for the king's daughter, ooxx

Another day. I lost it.

The wolf is in love with the sheep, the madness of love. Or maybe reference.

It's OK to have a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Making it up yourself can show your sincerity.

The chick proposes to the duck, but the duck politely refuses: we are all night shifts, and I am afraid that there will be no one to take care of the children.

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves

Little Red Riding Hood

On the first floor, what kind of story is this, haven't you heard it, is it convenient to finish it?