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珍惜一個懂你的人

有個懂你的人，是你最大的幸福

人的一生能有一个懂你的人，那是人生最大的幸福！这个人不一定十全十美。但他能读懂你，能走进你心灵深处，能看到你心里的一切。你在他面前就是个透明体，他知道你在想什么，知道你喜欢什么，爱什么，知道你需要什么。他让你感到非常亲近，和他在一起你会感到轻松快乐。没有顾虑，和他在一起你会感到很安全，于是你就认为他是十全十美的，因为他懂你,就是因为他懂你,在乎你.

當你遇到挫折時，他不會說一句傷害你的話。他會非常心疼的安慰你！克服困難，要學會堅強。走出逆境。

當你心情不好時，他會耐心的安慰你，用盡幽默的語言你開心！让你高兴！當你远隔千里难得见面时，他会给你发信息，打电话。不会让你寂寞，告诉你注意身体！注意安全，给你发幽默的信息，让你高兴！祝福时刻跟随着你。让你感觉不到距离的遥远。

當你愉快时，他也愉快而且会告诉你。和你一起開心！一
起高兴！當你烦恼时，他也会为你烦恼，但不会轻易告诉你。而帮你想洗去烦恼的办法！

懂你的人，是理解你的人,是體諒你的人，對你有愛心的
人.
一生能遇到一個懂你的人，很難，這也需要緣分，但要是
遇到了，一定要珍惜！

找一個懂你的人很難，那就先做一個懂他的人。
最懂你的人，總是會一直的在你身邊，默默守護你不讓你
受一點點的委屈，懂你的人對你的愛是默默的愛！是真愛！
真正愛你的人不會說許多愛你的話，卻會做許多愛你的事。
只有一个真正懂你的人才会和你尽情分享你们爱的快乐！
珍惜一個懂你的人！更要知道一个懂你的人的心！

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