Brothers! Help!! Those with good emotional skills, come in quickly!!
My girlfriend asked me to write a journal about her, but I don't know how to start. Need an opening!! Need a good person!!
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First, clarify the emotion and purpose of your writing—whether it is serious or sweet talk, a reflection or to make her happy, or a sincere inquiry. Once the writing approach and main goal are clear, naturally the words will flow like a stream.
One day, there were two tomatoes passing by. The first tomato wanted to kiss the second tomato, but the second tomato just walked away. The first tomato tried to kiss again, and the second tomato walked away once more. This repeated several times, and the first tomato got angry and said, 'You f***ing dinosaur-looking thing, won't you let me kiss you?' The second tomato got furious and shouted, 'You f***ing d***, have you ever seen a tomato kiss? Have you ever seen it?'
The rain keeps falling. Sitting alone in the room, listening to the sound of the rain, a feeling of annoyance arises. So, quite unconsciously, I start thinking of (recollecting, someone, something, so-and-so, etc.—decided by myself).\ However, at times like this, all one can do is reminisce. Time passes without leaving a trace, without regrets. The only regret lies with people—unable to hold on, unable to keep, often nostalgic, yet not awakened. Perhaps it is an unwillingness to let go, stubbornly confusing oneself, indulging in one's self-spun fragrant illusions, unable to extricate oneself…\——————\Just thinking while writing, reflecting makes it easier.
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