The dialogue between Socrates and the loss

Socrates: Why are you sad?

Lost: I'm in love.

Su: Oh, this is normal. If you fall in love without sorrow, love will probably have no taste. However, young people, how can I find that your investment in Lovelorn is more attractive than your investment in love?

Lost: Lost grapes are lost. Sorry, you are not a single person. How can you find it sour.

Sue: If you lose it, you lose it. Why not move on? There are still a lot of delicious grapes.

Lost: I want to wait until the sea breaks down until she returns to me.

Su: But this day may never come.

Loss: I will use suicide to express my sincerity.

Su: If you lose both your lover and yourself, you will suffer double losses.

Lost: How can I step on her? I don't want anyone else.

Sue: but this only makes you farther away from her, and you wanted to be closer to her.

Lost: What should I do? I really love her.

Su: really love it? Of course you want the person you love to be happy.

Loss: that is natural.

Sue: What if she thinks leaving you is a kind of happiness?

Loss: No! She once told me that she was happy only when she was with me!

Su: That was the past, but she does not think so now.

Lost: that is to say, she has been lying to me?

Sue: No, she has always been loyal to you. When she loves you, she is with you. Now she does not love you, and she leaves, and there is no greater loyalty in the world. If she no longer loves you, but she is still pretending to be very friendly to you, or even marry you and have children, that is the real deception.
 
Lost: isn't my feelings for her wasted? Who will compensate me?

Sue: No, your feelings have never been wasted, because while you are paying for your feelings, she has also paid for you. When you give her happiness, she also gave you happiness.

Lost: but now she does not love me, but I still love her. how unfair it is!

Sue: It is really unfair. I mean, you are unfair to the person you love. Originally, loving her is your right, but loving or not loving you is her right, but you want to deprive others of the freedom to exercise their rights when they exercise their rights. How unfair this is!

Lost: But you can see that I am suffering for her, not her!

Su: suffering for her? Her life is very good. It is better to say that you are suffering for yourself. It is clearly for yourself, but also for others.
 
Loss: According to your statement, it's all my fault? SUE: Yes. You made mistakes from the very beginning. If you can bring her happiness, she will not leave your life. You must know that no one will escape happiness.

Lost: but she won't even give me a chance. Are you sure you want to blame?

Sue: Of course it's awful. Fortunately, you are now able to get rid of this hateful person. You should be happy, child.

Lost: Happy? How is it possible? In any case, I was abandoned.

Su: it is not good to be abandoned.

Lost: What should I do?
 
Su: once, I took a fancy to a set of noble clothes in the store. The shopkeeper asked me if I wanted. Guess what I say. I said the texture is too bad. No! Actually, I have no money in my pocket. Young man, maybe you are the abandoned dress.

Loss: You will comfort people, but you still cannot extract me from the pain of my lovelorn.

Su: Time will smooth your wounds.

Lost: I hope I have this day, But where should I start my first step?

Sue: thank the person who abandoned you and blessed her. Loss: Why?

Sue: Because she gave you loyalty and gave you a new chance to find happiness.

Then, Socrates left. The lost employee left his way.