I only care about people who care about me.

On the road of life, we have experienced rapid happiness and joy, experienced ups and downs, and there will be people we care about in good times and bad times.

Sometimes, you may treat a person like this. You put him in your heart, spend time and energy on him, silently pay attention to his every move, smile and listen to his heart, just because you like him and are willing to share joys and sorrows with him.

When you care about someone, you will cherish him and respect him. You are careful not to tell him directly, but you hope that he can gradually realize your treasure and care, and that he can care about you as much as you care about him.

Many times, being concerned is not easy to be perceived, and everything you do may not get the other person's response. Your delicacy and thoughtfulness, your heart and dedication may be just your wishful thinking.

You know, the emotional world is balanced. If one side always pays and adds weight at one end, while the other side is indifferent, then the balance will be unbalanced.

If you take the initiative, you can't always get his initiative. How long do you care about not responding? You will be disappointed, you will be sad, your scales will tilt, and your feelings will gradually disappear. Is it really worth caring about a person like this?

Caring for a person should not be a blind effort. People who don't care about you don't have you in their hearts. Why do you care about them? Instead of letting yourself fall into an unbalanced emotional whirlpool, it is better to pull away.

The rest of your life is long, so you should care about someone who cares about you as well. Happiness is a mutual experience. Only when the person you love loves you can you be truly happy.

For the rest of your life, cherish those who care about you and forget those who don't care about you.