@OKEANOS dans tous les cas on t’envoie plein d’amour pour traverser ce moment 🥹🫶

I just have a video of a girl who tells me that she's separated from her boyfriend and that she knows she's going to spend her life with her child. She visits her to make a love-like place, where she goes to the garden, where she asks her to go to the SNCF for three minutes to talk to her good-bye. And she says that she's not going to do it, and at the same time, I'm telling myself that I'm going to do it directly in the comments, and I think everyone is going to say that she's going to go to the garden, she's going to do it. No, I'm not going to say that, I'm going to say that, and everyone is going to say that, "I'm going to teach you myself, how long you're going to be doing it." You should protect yourself after you feel yourself, it's not love, it's a dependence. And I want to tell myself that I'm always going to be on the beach, on the sentimental point of view, I don't know why, I feel so much like a college student. I don't know, I think it's a good time, it's too much to protect yourself, but in fact, you have to be individualistic, and selfish, and feel yourself. And it's fun, my mother, my mother, the world, I don't know if she's sad, she's a little bit of love, and the worst, and the worst. The worst, she's going to take a refuge, everything is already full together, the worst will happen no matter what. In short, I'm a little too romantic, and a little too blue-blue for this world of this kind of robot generation.