So, have you ever been in love in college? What did this love teach you? Is it sweet or bitter?
Let me learn how to treat love.
First: never fall in love because of loneliness;
Second: love without foundation, no matter how romantic or beautiful, is a mirage;
Third: moving is not like, let alone exaggerating into love;
Fourth: you can't indulge and spoil a person blindly.
What is appropriate is the best after all, and what you like is not necessarily appropriate. If you just like it, don't call it love.
Let me learn how to be a gentleman.
First: don't run a red light when crossing the road, and the garbage must be thrown into the trash can;
Second: don't take the blind road on the sidewalk, let her walk in the road and stand on the right side with the elevator;
Third: enter the door to help her open the door and sit down to help her move the bench;
Fourth: Take something from others and say thank you. Pay more attention to the feelings of others.
Let me learn how to deal with love problems.
First: Speak frankly;
Second: quarreling can't be cold, can't ignore each other, can't delete friends, and I'm trying to change it now;
Third, the huge differences between boys' and girls' ways of thinking need mutual understanding;
In fact, love in college is very simple. Don't consider so many practical problems, and don't consider whether the other party has money, housing and other issues. As long as he is kind to you, I want to live my whole life! However, in fact, only parents in this world are really good to you without asking for anything in return.
Being together will only make both sides happier. Love in college is pure. We have all seen many college romances. Two people work together, not together.
The most beautiful love is that people are the most important to each other, but they are independent of each other. Several years later, the two men looked back at the road they had traveled together, imagined the past and said, please give me more advice in the rest of my life.