Sometimes I wonder why I believed his promise in the first place, perhaps because of love, because I love him, so I am willing to believe everything he said, and because I love him, everything he said is perfect and correct. My love for him was so blind that I lost myself.
Now, I will never believe in the so-called promise again. Words can only be said when the lips are open and closed. Maybe even the person who said this sentence didn't realize that he was responsible for this sentence, so how could he be stupid enough to believe these promises made by the other party? As far as I'm concerned, it's not as meaningful as actual action. Everyone will say it, but few people really put it into action. A few days ago, I vowed to love you all my life, and then I could hold someone's hand as soon as I turned around. In this fast-food emotional society, only promises become worthless.
Maybe one day, I will really fall in love with someone who makes me willing to walk into the marriage hall. At that time, would I still foolishly believe everything that man said and stick to my promise like myself when I was a teenager?