True love is to stay by your side

Answer 1

True feelings were often reflected in many aspects. In terms of behavior, when the other party was sick, it was not only a text message greeting (by an acquaintance) or a phone call concern (a friend's action), but also to bring medicine to visit; When there was a misunderstanding, it was not to show mercy and dignity on the surface, but to trust without saying much; Willing to lend a helping hand in difficult times, willing to accompany when wronged, and willing to believe when misunderstood. True feelings were not built on superficial flattery, flattery, or politeness.

In real relationships, such as love, some people might be together for many years, but they might fall apart because of practical problems involving money like betrothal gifts. This seemed to be the fragility of love in the face of reality, but it also meant that true feelings should be able to withstand such tests. Staying together meant that in the face of all kinds of difficulties and conflicts of interest, they would still firmly stay by each other's side. Whether it was friendship or love, in the long river of time, they would not leave because of material temptations or external pressure. They could share joys and sorrows. They would not change their attitude because of one party's temporary downfall or lack of excellence. Even if they did not need to contact each other at all times, they would never be absent when the other party needed it. They would not be alienated because of quarrels. They would give support when they were in trouble. This was the embodiment of true feelings. Moreover, in a true relationship, the two parties who treated each other sincerely would not be easily changed by external factors. Even in the face of financial difficulties (such as the possible estrangement of relatives when there was no money), they could still stick to their feelings for each other. This was in line with the true meaning of never leaving each other.