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In a marriage, the wife not coming home could be a manifestation of many marital problems. From the perspective of lack of communication in marriage, if there was a lack of effective communication between husband and wife, the needs and ideas of both parties could not be communicated. The wife might feel that she did not receive the attention, understanding, or respect she deserved at home, and thus choose not to go home. For example, in the family, the husband was always busy with work or his own affairs and neglected to interact with his wife. In the long run, the wife might feel alienated from the family. Cold emotions could also be one of the reasons. When the emotions in marriage become cold, and there is a lack of care, support, and emotional resonance between husband and wife, the wife may be more inclined to seek warmth or comfort from outside the family, resulting in the situation of not going home. For example, couples often quarreled and had cold wars. Their feelings were exhausted in the constant friction. The monotonous life may also make the wife unwilling to go home. If family life was just a monotonous routine without fun, romance, or common pursuits, the wife might find the family unattractive. For example, after the couple got married, they would no longer have activities such as traveling and exploring. Life would become boring, and the wife might be more willing to stay outside in an environment with more vitality. Of course, there may be other factors involved, such as extramarital affairs in marriage, work needs (such as working far away, overtime, business trips, etc.), tension between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, etc. These situations may cause the wife not to go home. Click on the link below to read the comic "The Fickle President's Exclusive Little Milk Bun"

It was a way of expressing love. It meant that even if the other party came a little later, it would not affect their relationship. This sentence conveyed a tolerant and understanding attitude, indicating that the arrival of the other party was not the most important, but the fact that they loved each other was the most important. This expression emphasized the cherishment of feelings and the waiting for the other party. At the same time, it also conveyed a kind of optimism and expectation for the future.