Chapter 160 waiting for you to approach

"Will you wait for me?" a woman asked. "I will wait for you forever." A certain man replied.This is a very common and very touching dialogue.However, the concept of "waiting" is wrong and does not exist. Time, as we understand it, is fluid and moves in a straight line; we are drifting in time, and there is no such thing as "waiting" at all. Time is like a wide and boundless driveway, with five billion lines, and everyone is running fast; suddenly, someone said: "I will stop and wait for you." Hit, even the people and the car are frozen on the road; but the person he wants to "wait" is moving forward, and it is impossible to turn back after a few years, drive to the place where he is "waiting", thaw him out, and then hold This man covered in snow, listen to him say: "I finally keep my promise."

not like this.That sentence should be: "I want to change lanes, but will you let me approach you again?" "I will keep this lane as much as possible to facilitate your approach." This is the standard answer, not romantic, but logical. This can also explain why some people always say: "Let's separate, everyone's 'time' is wrong." The time is wrong, because when approaching, one drives too fast and the other drives too slowly; many things. The road is straight, and the line can be tangent on the straight road; therefore, we will not only fall in love with the classmates in elementary school, or the people who live next door; therefore, some people cut several lines, drive to the Amazon forest, meet cannibals, and love The chief's wife. "This is fate from previous lives." You said.No, that's just the retribution of chaotic tangents.

We are all driving alone on the road, and we all long to have someone to lean on and drive for a certain distance; living together, getting married, of course, does not mean riding in the same car, we have a disagreement, we step on the accelerator, and we have already gone our separate ways. "It's a long road," you say. "Yes, this is a long and lonely road." I approached you and asked sincerely, "Can I borrow some oil?"