Uncle's Love: Lonely Sisyphus

Watch an American video: An amusement park of four rides a roller coaster in a row of three. The mother and the two young children naturally sat in a row, and the lonely father stood by.

A colleague who was on a business trip last Thursday, picked up his children from work and went home to cook, saying, "Make your food, I'll catch the train." As a result, my daughter smiled and said, "You can order me some takeaway." The wife echoed, "Yeah, no one cares about you cooking." The colleague later said that at that moment he was aggrieved and wanted to cry. He said, is he a tool to make money, a driver + nanny? Actually, I know. A lot of middle-aged women's love is given to their children, but what about your former lover?

In psychology, love has a special concept called attachment. Love in intimate relationships is an attachment instinct of human beings. Love in adult intimate relationships also derives from the same attachment instincts of human beings. There are four characteristics for judging this: First: whether there is a strong emotional connection between you. Second: When you are together, is the other person really responding to you, or is they talking to themselves? Third: Are you a special, unique person in the other person's heart? Fourth: Whether the other person loves you as a person or whether you are useful to him.

Midnight dreams, self-reflection on the person next to you, is it love or responsibility. In fact, there is a saying that it is a kind of heroism to love life after seeing the essence of life; if you see through a person, or still love him, is it a kind of romanticism? This passage from The Veil reads, "I know you are stupid and frivolous and your mind is empty, but I love you; I know your intentions, your ideals, you are snobbish and vulgar, and yet I love you." I know you're a second-rate, but I love you. "That's probably love.