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拓變发表于 2014-5-15 17:50:27

景秀婵為什麽你不懂我

内容简介：？你这段时间压力大，心情不好，要我理解你，体谅你，那你有你知道吗？我们已经很久没有在一起好好的说过话，我发现我和

在我心中，我真的有很多東西想和你說清楚，在和你在一起的這段時間裏，
有過很開心的時間，但現在，淚我流了很多、很duo(多)，爲什麽你就是不懂我？
該是說清楚的時候了。我不知道，在你心目中，我究竟算是什麽，但你在我

心目中已經很重要了。但爲什麽你總是不懂我，總是對我置之不理，爲什麽我那
麽小的要求，你總是理都不理，你成天說忙，說累，是不是總是有那麽多的忙，

那麽多的累，特別是在這一，二月裏，你總覺得我對發的脾氣是無理取鬧，但你
對我說的話，對我做的事，ni(你)有沒有顧過我的感受，你不覺得這樣會傷害我的嗎?

？你這段時間壓力大，心情不好，要我理解你，體諒你，那你有體諒過我，有理解過我嗎？wo(我)也是人，也會有心情不好的時候，但這些心情不好全都是因爲你，如果你總是覺得我是對你無理取鬧的話，你就是太自私了。就今晚的這件事，就說明了，你根本就不在乎我了，你是忙，但你不應該用這樣的方式跟我說話的。爲什麽你不用好的語氣跟我說，爲什麽你總是對我冷言冷語的，你自己可能有沒感覺到，但聽在我耳裏就很難受了。跟你說hua(話)我都要很小心的，yi(一)說了你不喜歡聽或是不喜歡的事，你知不知道你自己是怎麽跟我說話的？

你知道你那晚對我說話的語氣，我簡直想死，太難受了，就算是我不對，但你不應該用這樣的語氣對我說話。

ni(你)知道嗎？我們已經很久沒有在一起好好的說過話，我發現我和你的距離越來越遠，我越來越不懂你了。爲什麽你已經不像當初那樣對我了，是因爲你這段時實在太忙，太累，壓力太大，還是你已經不愛我了？

或者這樣說，你根本是不需要我的

东米 发表于 2014-5-15 17:50:33

好吧，她會懂你的

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