The difference between boys and girls is that boys are more affectionate, but they can still pay a lot for each relationship and are very attentive. As for girls, I feel just the opposite and more single-minded, but once I don't love them, I can't say which one performs better, but these can often reflect why boys are more willing to keep the mark of their predecessors.
Everyone is young, so am I. In my impression, boys often mature later than girls. At that time, I was in high school and had a girlfriend. She is very kind to me. She bought almost everything I learned in senior three, not because my family was poor, but every time she saw that I had used up something, she would make it up for me immediately. At that time, I was more playful and often had time to go to Internet cafes after school. Then there is her endless "nagging".
After college, we were not in the same city. Naturally, we broke up, and it felt good without her nagging in my ear. However, after meeting another object, I found that her figure always appeared in my mind. I am used to buying me a pencil case, preparing some notes for me, making a lot of marks on the book, and telling me all kinds of things not to forget. . . But now I suddenly find that everything is gone and I suddenly feel empty.
Until now, I have never deleted her contact information. It was not until we broke up that I gradually realized her kindness to me. But now I know that it hurt her deeply and didn't make her feel my love for her, so I didn't contact her, but I hope someone better can take care of him. I don't deserve her at all.
Not letting go is one of them, and sometimes I feel guilty for missing some people because of my immaturity. Similarly, some people really separated because of discomfort, but they have changed from love to affection.
In college, I knew a very cheerful friend. He goes to see his girlfriend every week. I went there once a week when I was a freshman. When I wanted to play ball with him earlier this weekend, I couldn't find anyone, even in my sophomore year. But after my junior year, he went less often, sometimes even for a month. Later, I chatted with him and asked him how he had time to spend with his brothers now. Conscience has been discovered! He smiled and said no, but suddenly he felt that his values were much different from his girlfriend's, with fewer topics and less feelings. Later, I learned that he and his girlfriend had known each other since junior high school. It's been seven years now, and I've been itching for seven years!
I rented a house with him after graduation, and he broke up with his girlfriend, but as long as his ex-girlfriend has something to do, he is always the first to go. I asked him if you still like her, and he said, "I have been with her for so long. Although we are not together, we are more like a family, because we know each other too well, so as long as she has something to do, I will definitely go!"