Should students read each other's diaries?

Let me tell you a story. In junior high school, I had a very good friend.

I met him in the same class as senior one. Now I don't remember when we became good friends, and I don't remember when we started keeping diaries. Of course, I don't remember when we started to exchange diaries with each other and left messages in each other after reading them.

We were very good friends at that time. We will go out to play after school, make phone calls on weekends, and it will take a long time to play. You can say anything. We were divided into classes in the second grade. She is on the first floor and I am on the second floor. At that time, we often encouraged each other in our diaries.

In high school, we went to different schools and basically met once every weekend. I remember at that time, I still used to take the bus to the junior high school gate after school on Saturday, wait for her, and then walk home together. There will always be a lot of words on the road, and then we will exchange diaries.

We'll switch back when we go to school on Sunday. Through the diary, we know each other's daily life, know each other's daily mood, and then encourage each other. Now that I think about it, it was a wonderful time.

I never thought about privacy, because I am a completely trusted friend. Never hesitated once, because it has become a ceremony between us. In fact, I am also very independent and will be wary of people. However, no matter how independent you are, you will always meet someone who can walk into your heart.

If you ask this question, it may just mean that this very good classmate has not completely entered your heart, and you may not have completely trusted her. Of course, you have the right to refuse her. Maybe you need to find a suitable time. Maybe you need to find some euphemisms.

Suppose you refuse to exchange diaries from the bottom of your heart, you can speak frankly with her and change the proposal of exchanging diaries to "writing to each other", which is also a sense of ceremony in friendship. If you cherish this friend and have full trust in her, you might as well open your heart and perhaps gain a sincere friendship.

After all, such an opportunity should only be available in childhood.