Today's Picks
Swipe left or rightThe happiness of life is not about having a car, a house, money, or power, but about being carefree and free from illness and disaster.
Happiness is not having everything, but having what you want right by your side.
I'm just one stroke away from the peak of my life, a huge sum of money I don't know the amount of.
One ought to know a bit about music. My specialties in playing instruments and singing are: Bragging (blowing cowhide), holding others back (pulling hind legs), messing around (playing the lute randomly), and being contrary (singing off-key).
Ruined by the internet. Before, I just silently lived my own bitter life. Now it's great, I have to watch helplessly as others live good lives.
I've envied many people, but I love the ordinary me even more.
Mom says: Rest should be as important as work, or even more so — just like a phone must be charged.
Mom says: When you are at your weakest, the strongest version of you is preparing to make an appearance.
If you give up too soon,
you'll never know what you've lost.
First survive, then figure out the rest
The long-staying guest finally decides to leave
I feel a sense of relief
The other party proactively canceled the date you've been looking for an excuse to avoid.
You are overjoyed.
Being asked to introduce yourself in a group of strangers is often the worst moment for one's eloquence.
When meeting semi-acquaintances in an elevator,
forced small talk makes the awkwardness unbearable.
Tony, whose hair was cut and asked about his family history,
would have left the shop in disgust if not for his half-cut fringe.
Going shopping is the worst when salespeople ask:
Do you need anything?
I just want to leave quickly.
I wish my living space were large enough
to avoid meeting acquaintances every day
On a rainy day at home alone,
the TV is playing my favorite show,
it's especially happy and lazy.
There is someone with whom you can sit in silence without feeling awkward.
I don't like initiating conversations,
but I do hope someone reaches out to me.
Yet, I'm not willing to keep chatting forever.
This is me.
A phone is a social tool.
Headphones are for avoiding social interaction.
They say I'm proud, aloof, and pretentious,
Not understanding social graces or communication.
I feel very wronged by this,
But it's all because of laziness.
Whenever I want someone to accompany me,
I find that some people cannot be found,
some should not be sought after,
and others are simply unattainable.
Mysterious loneliness,
Uncontrollable sense of fear
Habitually crossing arms when meeting people
Arguments often end in cold wars
I love windows
I love curling up
I like clothes with pockets,
otherwise I wouldn't know where to put my hands.
Enjoy recording your feelings but don't want them seen
Love reading but forget quickly
If you give up too soon,
you'll never know what you've lost.
