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男人永遠不知道

1.男人永遠不知道----女人爲什麽那麽愛哭?因爲她希望有一天眼淚可以沖刷掉他給的所有傷害.

2.男人永遠不知道----其實女人每次在沖他們發火後自己卻偷偷哭泣.

3.男人永遠不知道----其實女人不是不會哭.她每次都說自己不難過不傷心,其實她的心馬上就要碎掉了.容不得輕輕一碰.微弱的力量就足以讓她創傷到很久都恢複不來.

4.男人永遠不知道----女人爲什麽愛無理取鬧.因爲她需要一顆包容的心,需要一個無條件愛她的人.

5.男人永遠不知道----其實女人只會對她自己喜歡的男生唠唠叨叨,也只會對自己喜歡的人耍性子.

6.男人永遠不知道----爲什麽女人總對自己諸多要求?因爲在她心裏,最重要的東西總是最好的.

7.男人永遠不知道----其實女人從來不會真正生他們的氣.因爲她是真的喜歡他在乎她.

8.男人永遠不知道----每個女生都是不設防的.你那麽輕易就闖進她的心.走的時候卻只留下傷害.

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