One day in the future, we will all disappear into each other's lives, but if I can still think of you, maybe it is because I think of being with you, I must like you very much and care about you.
What I used to like was to look forward to the future with all the goodness and expectations, but now I seem to be slowly trying to adapt to my worst state.
You say that when someone can appear frequently in your memory, both that person and you should be grateful.
After all, you once had a love that made everyone envious, but unfortunately, it was too much to owe, and it was too sad, and all the things that were originally thought of did not come.
Those regrets alone made me almost unable to hold on, but fortunately, I figured it out later.
I really haven't felt anything other than those lingering feelings, like when two people are together, there is always one person who drops the chain at a critical moment.
Or when you are growing up, or when you just happen to like it, or when you are speechless overnight, there is always someone who will disappear into the long river of time with all your expectations and beauty.
You always love and can't find, you always can't find, you know why it became like this, you once thought that one day you will become like this.
It was you who told me personally that it is best not to care about the beginning and the end of the relationship, you just want to enjoy the inexplicable pleasure and depression, and then look down on the loss.
You enjoyed the heat I brought you, and the excitement in your heart, and I remembered that you never said that you liked me and cared about me.
It turns out that all the people who take the initiative to like it are not so liked in the end, but they don't even know what they like, so there will be so much helplessness.
Then we really never saw each other again, just like you never appeared in my life.
It's just that your appearance is deeply imprinted in my mind, letting me know that you have always existed.
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The Ministry of Friendship | sad literature
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The author | Zhao Xiaojun