Recently, a female college student received full applause from her classmates when she talked about her concept of love in marriage and love class.
She boldly said, "I think this society is too demanding of a boy now, requiring his family height, education and parents, I don't think this is something that a generation can do." I think a good marriage relationship should be two people who progress together."
It was such a passage that received a lot of applause in class, but it was full of ridicule in the comment area.
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Some netizens said that this girl's three views are very positive, and they also wish her a happy marriage and a full house of children and grandchildren.
It seemed like a compliment, but I heard a hint of sarcasm.
The friend said: She is really a good and considerate woman.
It's true, some girls are demanding because their own conditions are not bad, so it's no problem to be high for the other half.
The first sentence alone has already satisfied many boys.
This sentence makes a lot of sense, everyone has their own criteria for finding a partner.
There is no doubt that the conditions are good, and the requirements are a little higher when looking for a partner.
Many boys do have quite high requirements for girls.
The last sentence is too right, there is no need to say who is demanding, the most important thing is to be right.
In the end, I personally don't agree with what this female college student said. I don't understand what it means to say that "this society is too demanding of boys now".
When it comes to falling in love and getting married, everyone has requirements, and it's a normal thing. If a girl marries without considering the boy's family, height, education and parents, then what is the picture of a girl getting married?
For example, some boys require girls to be beautiful, go to the hall, go to the kitchen, etc., and let the girls get pregnant and have children after marriage...... So I really didn't agree with what she said, and I expected the comment section to be full of mockery.
But her last sentence I think is quite right, a good marriage relationship is indeed two people who progress together.
Also, in marriage, there is no conflict between the progress of two people and the requirements for choosing a mate. Everyone's mate selection criteria are different, there is no need to say who is more demanding, or that sentence, the door is the most important.
What do you think?