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Good evening, everyone 🌙
Let’s chat a bit more before bed, then I’m out 🤣
Hope you all have a great weekend 😀 What is everyone who hasn’t gone to sleep yet doing?

After reading the last sentence, I laughed 😂

“I cried and said, ‘I’m your wife.’”
“Shouldn’t we shoulder everything together?”
He fell silent for a long time, then only said two words.
“Thank you.”
I knew he didn’t love me.
But he was an almost perfect husband.
A firsthand account from a woman
After we got married..
He gave me a card.
Every month, he would deposit twenty thousand into it.
He never asked what I spent it on.
Every year, we travel..
He handles the itinerary planning—
hotels, schedules, and everything—places where most couples are easy to argue.
We never had that.
I only had to follow along.
My parents were hospitalized, and

My girlfriend threw her jacket at my face..
I immediately dumped everything on the ground, turned around, and left without looking back.
That day, a group of friends went out to play.
I was holding her jacket, and I had her bag on my back.
All the stuff we bought along the way was also in my hands.
She had both hands empty, chatting with the girl friend who came along, and she was having the time of her life.
I didn’t really feel like anything was wrong either.
Because I thought, it’s pretty normal for a boyfriend to help his girlfriend carry a bit of stuff.
Anyway, these are just paper-thin s

My boyfriend refused three times,
but I still held a tomato up to his mouth and made him eat.
So we ended up having a huge fight over a single tomato.
A girl posted online asking for help, because she didn’t know what she’d done wrong.
That day, there was only one tomato left in the dorm.
It’s the one I brought from home.
For the earlier ones, every time I would ask my boyfriend:
“Want to eat?”
He said:
“No.”
And I didn’t think much of it—I ate it myself.
The last one was the biggest, and I’d kept it舍不得 eating.
I thought I’d save it for him, and share it with him together.
But after leaving it

I used to think it was because I was too lazy, so I didn’t want to do many things.
But later, I realized that a lot of things don’t have to be forced through… like suffering through unnecessary hardship.
(A girl’s personal account)
I really hate washing dishes.
For one thing, there’s the mess.
If you stand for too long, your feet start to hurt.
And the water always splashes onto my clothes.
Every time I’m done washing, my mood is really bad.
Later,
I moved a small stool,
sat down to wash,
and opened the cabinet door under the sink.
My feet could reach just right inside.
The height was perfect.

If life starts out with a terrible hand, can you still turn it around? (My father died, and after my mother remarried, she stopped caring about me.)
That was when I was eight years old.
My dad passed away (from the account of the person involved..)
Not long after, my mom remarried.
She took my sister with her, and my sister lived with her.
I was left behind, becoming a child nobody looked after.
From that day on, I knew that some roads can only be walked alone….
Later on, I lived with my grandpa and my fourth uncle.
My grandpa had a bad temper—he would scold and grumble every day.
My fourth un

What’s the harshest humiliation you’ve ever experienced?
A while back, Cat Brother saw a video in a phishing group.
It was just after 10 p.m.
The fish pond owner was shining a flashlight to patrol the pond.
When he walked to the shore, he saw a man sitting there fishing.
The owner called out:
“Bro.”
The man clearly froze for a moment..
He quickly put down his fishing rod and stood up.
The owner asked:
“Do you know this is a private fish pond?”
The man nodded
and said softly:
“Yes.”
The owner asked again:
“Then why are you still here?”
The man scratched his head, smiling a bit awkwardly.
“I got

They argued—argued really fiercely.
His wife slammed the door and left…
He sat at home, stubbornly refusing to admit it.
In his heart, he also thought:
“Go if you want—I’m not going to chase.”
The moment the door closed,
the whole house suddenly went quiet..
After a few minutes,
he couldn’t sit still anymore and started thinking:
“It’s so cold outside.”
“She’s a long-distance bride.”
There’s no family home here, and not many friends either.
When she left, she didn’t even take her bag.
He held his phone, hesitated for a long time.
He finally sent a message, like he’d

“Still I’ll do it.” the teammate said, “I’ll help you call.”
He shook his head and said, “If you do it, you’ll scare her.”
After 17 seconds, he finished that call and then fell unconscious right away..
The girl said that that night, her husband and a friend went out to play soccer
They played for a while, and her husband suddenly felt a severe discomfort in his chest
At first, everyone thought it was just the weather being too hot—heatstroke, right?
The teammate helped him sit on the sideline and handed him a bottle of water, letting him drink
After a moment, he was still extremely uncomfortab

Before, I hated it when my husband played games.
(From a girl’s spoken account)
She said! When she was dating her husband, she hated it the most when he played games…
One time, at around a little past seven at night, she cooked scrambled eggs with tomatoes and chicken wings with cola, then called from the kitchen:
“Dinner’s ready.”
No one in the living room responded..
She called again, still no answer.
By the time she carried the dishes out and went looking for her husband, he was wearing his headphones, eyes fixed on the screen, and repeatedly shouting:
“Push the tower! Push the tower! Don’t