Fortune-telling praise for lovers _ Fortune-telling praise for marriage.

Is it reliable to say that husband and wife are predestined friends?

Metaphysics is such a thing. If you believe it, you won't believe it. Once you firmly believe that it is destiny takes a hand, you will try your best to maintain this relationship, and finally there will be a good result.

On the other hand, if you feel that there is no fate between two people, you will naturally not work hard for this relationship, because you always feel that two people can't be together in the end, and you will feel from the heart that they will be separated from each other, so you will give up very early. And another person's unilateral efforts will also feel very tired, and the result will naturally end in tragedy.

If you don't believe in fate, people will treat their feelings with a more rational attitude. In the event of conflict, they are more likely to think about whether two people's personalities are appropriate, whether they will be happier after being together, and their feelings will get better and better after reaching the conclusion they want.

Once the two sides have irreconcilable contradictions, even if the fortune teller says that they are destined to be husband and wife, they will only regard each other as charlatans and laugh them off.

But people have some romantic fantasies about their lives. Two people like each other and naturally want to get a good result, so they prove that "we are destined" through various clues.

For example, there is the same birthmark in the same position on the body, such as how dramatic the process of two people's understanding is, such as the thoughts in two people's hearts. These are just men and women in love who give special meaning to ordinary coincidences, hoping to prove that they are the only one in each other.

But after the passion fades, when they talk about marriage, they will still regain their cool heads and weigh whether that person can spend the rest of their lives with them from the realistic conditions. Fate or something, just saying