Therefore, Teddy's best friends can only exist in fairy tales. They don't ask for any benefits in return. They never leave or abandon them. I'm afraid that only pets can do it. But Teddy's situation seems to be a little different, his bear is particularly prominent, I think even if ordinary pets can talk, they will not have the opportunity to claim their citizenship.
Some people think that the ending of Teddy's resurrection is far-fetched, is it too rational? I think the reason why the male protagonist can't let go of Teddy is because it's a part of his soul. He completely abandons his past interests and innocence. He can't even think about it. He can only be a person who lives for others. What's the difference with The Walking Dead? The male protagonist took the initiative to ask to break up with his girlfriend because he realized that he could not completely change his way of life to accommodate the other party, and the other party was the same. Isn't this a sign of maturity.
The male protagonist's colleague finally chose to accept his sexual orientation and was with the Green Lantern soy sauce male blessed land, which probably encouraged people to dare to face themselves and not escape.
Teddy is lazy, promiscuous, and irresponsible. He has done a lot of things that the male protagonist wants to do but dare not do. On the other hand, he is kind, single-minded and self-aware. It's all exaggerated and exaggerated, and that's why he's likable - tall people are hard to get close to.
Love is an art of compromise in most cases. If you want to love someone for a long time, you must accept his/her strengths and weaknesses at the same time. The girlfriend revived Teddy with sincerity and disregard for previous suspicions, which means that she is for love. Choose to compromise, if you reluctantly drive Teddy away and reluctantly be with the male protagonist, you can only break up in an indecent way in the end.
There is a Teddy in everyone's heart, accepting him calmly rather than strangling him is the healthy way to grow up.
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