It is not so much the life scene of a woman in her mid-fifties as it is the normal life.
Only when you have a good mental reserve can you cry peacefully in the face of many accidents; only when you have the strength to ensure your own life can you stay on track.
No quarrel, no quarrel, no self-doubt. Just when every relationship is inevitable to live, and also the beginning of loss. In his own life, he is as stable as an old dog. The affairs of parents, partners, and children are things that will be politely said goodbye one day at the beginning of the scene.
After all, we need to learn to get along with ourselves, to give but not to take, to embrace but not to accept, to grieve but not to sink.
I always feel that when you wear a floral skirt, no matter what age you are, it is full of vitality. Be more open, enthusiastic, and self-effort, and your life will pass.
It needs the rationality and ordinaryness of the heroine, but I feel that I am also willing to add vitality and accept new forms.
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