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挽留代表什麽，後悔等于什麽

感情，每個人都有，挽留，每個人都想，後悔每個人都經曆。感情有時候很甜美，很幸福，等到分開的時候，你、我、他卻淚流滿面，爲什麽會是這樣，誰都沒有想到，可能裏面有很多很多的事情，也許是因爲一句話，或一件事，一個行爲，都會使它破碎，想在修複，可惜它沒有以前那麽好，也沒有以前那麽用心了、該走一定會走，感情永遠不能忘記，請你選擇一小而過…挽留、等于奢求，等于渴望，挽留一個東西，或一件事，一個人，很簡單，但不會想以前那麽好，因爲裏面有一種不可思議的創傷，真的不需要挽留，因爲以後還會失去，
　　
　　真的，你可以幻想一下…還是一笑而過吧…後悔，傷心，等于結束，沒有必要因爲一件事，一個什麽機會，一個自己沒有把握住的而後悔，因爲你已經錯過，沒有誰可以給你後悔的機會，如果真的有機會，它也已經沒有意義了，它不會再想從前了，真的，失去的不要後悔，你要一笑而過的面對下一個挑戰，這樣的人生才精彩，一笑而過吧！這都是太複雜的事情，也是非常傷心的事，也是誰都把握不住的事，這都要你美好的心態去面對這些，或換個方式重新開始，也許會完美，也許和現在的一樣，一笑而過吧…其實這都是沖出自己想想的，話不能說的太提前，因爲變化也會很快…不要因爲感情破碎才去修複它，即使修複也只是冷漠…不要因爲失去才知道挽留，即使挽留不如讓它順其自然…不要因爲後悔才知道自己或他沒有做到位，因爲你已經失去…

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