Loving someone deeply is a sickness.

Author: Gu Yue Long
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Publish Date: 2002-09-09
Features: This is an era of sentiment, and it is also an era of excessive sentimentality. In environments where the economy is rapidly developing, the ethical boundaries are always shaky. Whether in the city or other social circles, love continues to swirl in the chaotic sky, and Cupid's arrows are always fired in a disordered manner. Overall, however, men support the idea that "being unfaithful is an addiction," while women resign themselves to the belief that "being devoted is a disease." This is like a curve running horizontally, meandering through the center of the yin-yang symbol of our ancestors. The greater the curvature's outer tangent, the greater the tension of its return. As the social environment gradually stabilizes, those flamboyant curves will eventually return to their normal state, and then, they will launch a new act of transgression. It is precisely through these emotional detours that life gains its colors. Therefore, the two books, "Being Unfaithful is an Addiction" and "Being Devoted is a Disease," do not aim to summarize human emotional patterns but merely take two extremes, presenting them in a way that "extremes reveal beauty" to bring emotions to the surface and reflect their trends and ethical significance. Emotion is like an opium poppy, blooming in the wilderness of the body. Its beauty comes from the sunlight and moisture of human nature, while its shadows come from the soil in which it grows. It uses its true existence and shadows to tell people that it needs healthy soil and reasonable nutrients, as well as a culture that fully respects human nature.