I read a passage before, saying that a certain father refused his son to continue dating with a rich girl he loved. The son said angrily: Didn't you and my mother start at my age? The old man said very coolly (or very forcefully): Your father and I were already self-reliant and self-sufficient. Although the age is similar, you are still too young.
Not very reasonable, but not unreasonable.
Time may be more precious to women than men's (although they live longer in general), so single mothers are fascinated by the tossing of poor young handsome men, and finally pull them down. If you look at the two ends of the story like this, then the process in the middle of the story can be shot in various versions from 18+ to all ages.
My only gratification is that this story is only reserved for the reunion 5 years later, not happy ever after.
After all, for such a woman, the world is no longer a place where true feelings can move everything, but it's just that she is fortunate enough to be together. This thing itself is not bad~
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