Often, we forget that the most precious things are right beside us, and we fail to consciously appreciate them until they are lost. Hence the saying: "We only learn to cherish what we have after we lose it."
As the old saying goes, "A man fears choosing the wrong profession, and a woman fears marrying the wrong man." A girl might marry a man solely because he is handsome, wealthy, and talented, only to discover later that their personalities clash and they share no common interests.
The world's ways are never fully understood, and human affairs are changeable and unpredictable. What needs to remain stable is not him, nor the fate between you two, but your own heart. Do not fear missing out, but fear stagnation, for that brings no turning point. Let emotions and fate flow; love is wisdom. Fear of loss in a relationship suggests the time is not yet right; one cannot force what is not meant to be. Let go first, focus on other things, and wait for your mind to mature. What is destined to come will come; do not cling to it.
Being beautiful is an advantage, but living beautifully is a skill. Once a person has a dream of flying, even if they must crawl, there is no reason not to stand up. Love yourself, rely on yourself, and be yourself.
If a young person has no ideas or ambitions for three years, their life will likely remain unchanged, with little room for growth.
If this life were to offer 999 good fortunes, I would share 997 of them with you, keeping only two for myself: one for meeting you, and one for walking with you forever.
Because we have lost paradise, we long for sunlight even more; because we have been hurt, we believe that after the rain, the sky will clear. We are angels with one wing; only by embracing each other can we fly.
If you wish to live successfully, treat perseverance as a good friend, experience as an advisor, caution as a brother, and hope as a guardian.
If you truly love him, you must tolerate his partial flaws.
