Maybe I just love listening to stories too much. I think life would be less fun if there were no other people’s stories to embellish it.
But even if my own life is so unsustainable, why am I so excited about other people’s lives? Le Road?
Is it because I'm really too lonely, so imagining myself living in those fairy tales will make myself not so thin.
so poor.
Hey,
but isn't that your own making?
It’s a holiday, I don’t take
the initiative to contact my friends, but I do, or a friend takes the initiative to come to find me, and I feel inexplicably nervous about the upcoming date:
“Ah, I didn’t get up in the morning and didn’t wash my face.”
“( ⊙ o ⊙ ) Ah!, Why do I feel so dirty when I stand with her!"
"Ah, why are there so many people! I'm not used to it"
"Ah, when did they get along so well!?"
"Ah, I'm alone Wouldn’t it be too shameful to be here?”
And I was too lazy to go out and go shopping,
so I bought my clothes a few years ago, and I only had a pair of white Converse shoes.
If you want to call me a girl, then call me.
Because although I look bohemian, I will not pretend to be weak or pretend to not understand one thing or another.
I also have a bottom line, and I also have a concept of beauty. Just too lazy to pursue it.
The adult world is so complicated.
The person who once fantasized about what he would be like in three or five years after watching [Blue Gate]
never imagined that behind the adult world he had been eager to enter, he had to bear so much: responsibility.
So I'm still too naive.
But I really don't want to grow up.
It's not that I'm afraid to take on this responsibility, oh, no, I'm half afraid. Most of the incomplete ones
still feel that they prefer the childish self who doesn't care about everything, cares about everything, and cares about everything.
You can be picky eaters, you can lose your temper, you can be lazy,
so I suddenly understand why so many people like Miranda.
Because people saw the childish self from her, even though she was no longer young, she still had fantasies.
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