Chapter 44 swear

A young man who had been dumped by his girlfriend came to me with resentment that he was alive because of his girlfriend. I ask him why. He said: "When we were together, we made a solemn oath that the person who betrayed his feelings first would die within a year, but it has been two years now, and she is still alive and well. God is not too blind, can't you hear me?" Did you get the oath?" I told him that if all the vows in the world had been fulfilled, the human race would have been extinct long ago.Because people who are in love, unless they have no real feelings, have all sworn vows. If they all die unexpectedly, will there be anyone in this world?

God is not blind, but knows that love is fickle, and our vows are but jokes in the ears of wise men. "The fulfillment of a person's vow is the result of karma and wish." I said. "Then what should I do?" the young man asked me. I told him a parable: Once upon a time, there was a man who kept the most expensive goldfish in a water tank.One day the fish tank was broken, and the person had two choices, one was to stand in front of the water tank and curse and resent, seeing the goldfish die of dehydration; the other was to quickly get a new water tank to save the goldfish.If it were you, how would you choose?

"Of course, hurry up and get the water tank to save the goldfish." The young man said. "That's right, you should quickly take the water tank to save your goldfish, give it some moisture, and revive it. Then throw away the broken water tank. If a person can let go of the curse and resentment, he will know true love." After hearing this, the young man smiled and left happily. I remembered that when I was young, my water tank was broken by someone, and I was betrayed by someone who swore an oath with me. Now I have completely let go of the curse and resentment, but in occasional situations, I still feel bitter and bitter. heartache.

Heartache is also very good, proving that the goldfish I keep in my heart is still alive.