Love, it really takes courage

I remember reading a film review about "The Way We Were", which said: People often say that the person you spend your whole life with is often not the person you love most, the person you love most is the one you used up A person who will be missed forever. This sentence reminds me of a sentence of Zhuangzi: it is better to forget each other in the rivers and lakes. Zhuangzi is a philosopher. He saw through the world and the so-called dog-blood love between an idiot man and a woman, and finally realized the truth. Many couples who end up breaking up will use this sentence to comfort themselves and each other in the end. But I really want to say, strive to be with the person you love the most, and forget about the person you love next. In the face of the love, why spend a lifetime to miss it, instead of spending a lifetime to realize the "friendship" with him? Helpless to leave a permanent regret? In love, some regrets can be avoided, we are going to strive for the best result, not to accept a not bad ending.

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