Lost (lovelorn): I am lovelorn.

Sue: Oh, that's normal. If there is no sadness in lovelorn love, love will probably have no taste. But, young man, how do I find that you are more devoted to lovelorn than to love?

Loss: I lost my grapes. This regret, this loss, you are not a person, how can you know the bitterness?

Sue: If you lose it, you lose it. Why don't you keep walking? There are many delicious grapes.

Loss: Wait until the seas run dry and the rocks crumble, until she changes her mind and walks towards me.

Sue: But this day may never come. You'll watch her leave with someone else.

Lost: then I'll commit suicide to show my sincerity.

Sue: But if so, you will lose not only your lover, but also yourself, and you will lose both.

Miss: How about stepping on her foot? What I can't get, no one else can get.

Sue: But it will only make you farther away from her, and you originally wanted to be closer to her.

What do you think I should do? I really love her.

Sue: Really?

Lost: Yes.

Sue: Then of course you want the person you love to be happy?

Loss: That's natural.

Sue: What if she thinks leaving you is a kind of happiness?

Lost: no! She once told me that she is happy only when she is with me!

Sue: I used to, but she doesn't think so now.

Lost: That is to say, she has been lying to me?

Sue: No, she has always been loyal to you. When she loves you, she is with you. Now she doesn't love you. She's gone. There is nothing more loyal in the world. If she doesn't love you anymore, but still pretends to have feelings for you, or even marries you and has children, that's the real deception.

Lost: But isn't my affection for her wasted? Who will make it up to me?

Sue: No, your feelings have never been wasted. There is no problem of compensation at all, because you give your feelings and she gives them, and you give her happiness and she gives you happiness.

Lost: However, she doesn't love me now, but I am still in love with her. How unfair!

Sue: It's really unfair. I mean, you're unfair to the people you love. Originally, it was your right to love her, and it was her right to love you or not. If you exercise your rights yourself, you want to deprive others of the freedom to exercise their rights. How unfair this is!

Lost: But you can see clearly that what I am suffering now is not her, but I am suffering for her.

Sue: Suffering for her? She may be fine, but you are suffering for yourself. Obviously for yourself, but still under the banner of others. Young man, you can't lose your virtue.

Lost: So you say it's all my fault?

Sue: Yes, you made a mistake from the beginning. If you can bring her happiness, she won't leave your life. You know, no one can escape happiness.

Lost: But she won't even give me a chance. Do you feel hateful?

Sue: Of course. Fortunately, you have got rid of this hateful person now. You should be happy, son.

Lost: happy? You don't say! Anyway, I was abandoned and always made people feel inferior.

Sue: No, young people can only have pride, not inferiority. Remember, being abandoned is not bad.

Lost: How can I say this?

Sue: Once, I took a fancy to a noble suit in the shop and couldn't put it down. The clerk asked me if I wanted it. Guess what I said, I said the texture is too poor, no! Actually, I have no money in my pocket. Young man, maybe you are this abandoned suit.

Lost: You are really comforting, but it's a pity that you still can't lead me out of the pain of lovelorn.

Sue: Yes, I'm sorry I don't have the ability. However, I can recommend you a capable friend.

Lost: Who?

Sue: Time, time is man's greatest teacher. I have seen countless people who have been tortured by lovelorn love. It's time to help them heal their trauma and re-choose their dream lover. Finally, they all shared the happiness of mankind.

Lost: I really hope this day, but where should I start my first step?

Sue: Thank the person who abandoned you and bless her.

Lost: Why?

Sue: Because she gave you loyalty and gave you a new chance to find happiness.

With that, Socrates left.