If two people really love each other, why can they add bad words together? Obviously can't let it go. But I still want the other party to bow their heads and admit defeat. Both are suffering. Brook represents the voices of many women, working hard and doing housework, "cooking for you, folding clothes for you, and taking care of you as a four-year-old." But these are not seen in the eyes. Gary has his own reasons. I work hard every day as a tour guide, and I want to watch TV lazily when I go home, but I am nagged about not helping with housework. I bought 3 lemons and got broken into pieces. Wanting your own pool table is also not allowed. It's annoying to be told to wash the dishes but not allowed to wash.
So the war broke out. Squeeze each other out. Compete for the house. Would you doubt that this was really a lover. The salvation that clearly didn't want to break up went further and further. "How did we get to this point?" The desperate Brook finally figured it out after Gary broke his appointment. Gary also figured it out, "Do what she likes with the person she likes, even if it's a three-hour motionless ballet class."
Will it be too late?
"I have no feeling for you." In
this way, the fierce recovery led to the opposite direction. Finally, we can truly break up peacefully.
When meeting on the street, you can praise each other generously instead of being sharp.
Is it also a good thing?
US.
Want to do without hurting the other party.
Love each other.
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