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Anonymous users2024-02-11The perception of love.
Love is desire, and the purpose of love is to be satisfied and happy.
When we were children, we were all the treasures of our parents, and our parents tried to satisfy us with whatever we wanted to love, so we were happy, we felt happy, we felt that life was meaningful, and we lived a good life.
When we start school, we don't spend all day under the wings of our parents, we parents begin to face each other, and our love is often not as easily satisfied as when we were children, so our sense of happiness decreases. I want to love learning, but learning always doesn't satisfy me, refuses to let me get full marks every time, I even want to fall in love, but why doesn't he accept my confession? When these loves cannot be satisfied, we begin to suffer, and we feel better than childhood.
Leave school and step out into society, oh my! I love more, but I am less satisfied, I hit walls everywhere, I am miserable all the time, is life so difficult? As soon as my childhood passed, I felt as if my life was over.
However, we always have to grow up, we always have to step into society, and our love is getting bigger day by day, and it will not always be as limited and small as when we were children. When we grow up, we must also grow our minds at the same time, and only when our minds grow up at the same time, can we keep up with the pace, can we realize our love today, and can we be truly happy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10That's probably because you feel that childhood is the best, growing up, maturing, worrying too much, not as carefree as childhood, is that so, if so.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It's not that life is over, life still has a long way to go.
It can only be said that the innocent and carefree life is gone.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08That means you're not grown up yet.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Looking at the adults waiting for the bus, people trying desperately to survive, feel that life is such a fragile thing.
Anything can have different consequences, and often when it comes to consequences, is it destined to happen the last thing you want? I thought about it for a long, long time.
Or are we not working hard enough? I've been repeating this question lately: Am I not trying hard enough? Ask yourself Ask others.
There is no answer. In "Leon", Matilda asks Leon if only childhood is so painful, or is life just like this? Leon said it was so.
It's not that we have to make the world tragic, it's that life is a tragedy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06A classic line from the movie "This Killer Is Not Too Cold", I love this movie so much, and I guess so does the inquirer.
A carefree childhood, a youth without regrets, holding the hand of the son, growing old with the son, a harmonious and respectful family, a moment when dreams come true, a contented and happy mentality, always grateful, and a healthy body.
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