Fairy fortune telling

You believe in this kind of thing, or you don't believe it. You said that you two had been together for three and a half years, and you talked about marriage. Isn't your relationship very stable? Why do you have to do what the fortune teller says to make your relationship stable? Don't people who don't tell fortune before marriage grow old together after marriage? Fortune telling before marriage, can you grow old together after marriage? I can't read it anyway.

But your girlfriend is convinced that it is wrong to talk about it, and breaking up is the best choice. Let me get this straight. You two have been together for three and a half years. If you have to wait two or three years to consider getting married because of this kind of thing, who can guarantee that there will be no change in these two or three years? Can the fortune teller guarantee it? Can the fortune-teller guarantee that your girlfriend will keep her word and marry you in two or three years to grow old together? You are all very old. If you are only in your early twenties, you can wait. You are all young anyway, but you are all in your thirties. Can you afford to wait?

Let's take a step back and say that even if you agree, two or three years later, when your girlfriend is finished, when you two talk about marriage, will your girlfriend find a fortune teller again? Can the calculation now be the same as that in two or three years? What if the fortune teller says that it will be several years before your girlfriend can get married? I think your girlfriend is too superstitious. You don't believe this, but your girlfriend does. Don't underestimate the conflict on this point. What you think is small, I think it is big. Are you sure your girlfriend will only find a fortune teller in her life? If your girlfriend is convinced and gets married in the future, she will always go to a fortune teller. Are you sure you can handle it?

Only when two people think of each other can they go far. Doesn't your girlfriend think of you? Let's talk about getting married in two or three years. Your girlfriend was almost 40 years old at that time and belonged to an older woman. Do you two want children? Is your girlfriend strong enough to have children at that age? If three and a half years ago, you two had just been dating for a while, and your girlfriend went to a fortune teller and said it would take five or six years to talk about marriage, then everyone broke up. Why waste these three and a half years? Now that we are all talking about marriage, the whole thing is more or less idiotic.

In fact, this kind of thing is very easy to choose. If you can accept it, just wait to say something unpleasant. If at the end of the day, your girlfriend ran off with another man, it was of your own free will. If you can't accept it, you won't wait. If she is willing to trust the fortune teller, you can convince her. It's her own business to get married. If I were you, I wouldn't wait. I think it's ridiculous. If the other person really loves me, how can I wait for another two or three years because a fortune teller said it? Isn't it ridiculous that three and a half years of love can't compare with other people's fortune telling? The fortune teller is so accurate, did he expect that his words broke up a marriage? This hand is not unfair.