Will ambiguity become true love?

A high probability will! Just like buttoning, chatting will produce a small flame, and then with more and more chatting, the flame will gradually become a huge ship, as if symbolizing that your friendship is as indestructible as a huge ship.

But just like the so-called unsinkable Titanic, it will sink one day, and your friendship, a vague illusion like love, will eventually take off its disguise and reveal its true colors. I suddenly found out that I am just a dispensable netizen.

Your tenderness is hard to capture, but as you get closer, you never really touch it. Even though I have never been in love with you, I have experienced the feeling of being lovelorn. Although I can't keep you, I still remember the warmth you gave me. The ambiguity and feelings brought by frequent chatting just wander between bitterness and sweetness. Your eyes are always specious and I can't see through them.

The illusion of love brought by ambiguity seems to be the pleasure of being stolen for a long time. Every penny has to be paid back eventually, and greed is meaningless. We seem to be at arm's length, and our ambiguous eyes seem to fade. We finally wanted to say goodbye, but it was too late. Hallucinations are hallucinations after all. Get out of it before it's too late to find true love, and then it's too late to fall.

Recently I agree with a word: demand matching. Sometimes you don't think highly of a person, but he shines in the eyes of others, because he doesn't meet your needs, and he just meets each other's needs. That's why. You are the grass in your eyes and the treasure in others' eyes.

But life is often interesting. Your needs match his, but his needs are not yours, so he likes others because you like him. Therefore, it is difficult to achieve completely coincident demand matching. (cherish the people who are extremely on the same frequency with you)

You ask what happiness is? Everyone has different answers. Some people have a good meal. Realize dreams and make money with good friends and lovers. You see, the definition of happiness is completely different, and it all comes from the need of self-construction. (that is, desire)

In fact, there is another kind of happiness, experience. Of course, this is more advanced, and the general public is the first one, so I won't go into details. When two people are in love, the so-called complementarity is demand matching. I'm just making up for your shortcomings, and so is the deal. Face up to what your needs are, then see if your needs are in line with yourself and whether they are reasonable, and then find a matching person.