I met a divorced girl on a blind date, and I got along with her very well at first. Tell us a little about her.
She has a three-year-old son, probably around 32 years old. She had a good temper, and I liked her very much, and I could barely accept it with children, but her family later forced me to leave her, thinking that I was not so financially well-off, and that I was younger than her, because I was 29 years old at the time, 3 years younger than her. Later, I had no choice but to leave. Here's why she parted ways with me. I had to keep it at the time, but she listened to her family and felt that it hurt to be old.
About a year later, she contacted me again, saying that she had failed me at the time and wanted to get back together with me.
I felt that everything was predestined, and since she had already decided to leave me, I would definitely not have her again.
She also said that she found that others were not as good as me for her, so she came back to me now.
I said that the boy is thirty-one flowers, and I am the most handsome time now, and I have a better choice. I felt like I was more narcissistic, so I coded it.
The rich man she was looking for at that time had a bad temper, and she probably couldn't stand it anymore and broke up with others again. is already married for the second time, and I don't know who is good for her and who is not good for her.
These are all the chats, and I didn't scold her from beginning to end, because I think she's pitiful enough, and it's not easy to have a child, her ex-husband often abuses her, and it's not good for her, and her child is quite obedient, but it's a pity.
So, when looking for a partner, you must screen it yourself, and the opinions of your family are just for reference, don't be assertive, because you are marrying each other, and only you know what kind of virtue the other party is. As long as you feel good, you can adopt 70 percent, and 30 percent can refer to the opinions of family and friends.
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