"I thought" is just "I thought"

We always use so many "I want to" to bind ourselves, comfort ourselves, and even serve as an excuse for explanation. In fact, what you call "I thought" is actually just "I thought".

? I thought we were best friends, but in fact, in your heart, I am nothing.

? I think friends don't care how much the other party pays, as long as they want to be nice to you. Actually, I still want to have your shoulder to lean on when I am depressed.

? I thought that time and distance would not destroy our friendship, but when our omnipotence can't be turned into a simple greeting, I have to admit that time is the best catalyst.

? I think love is invincible, but when you are completely lost because of lovelorn love, you can always break all your dreams and fantasies about love.

? I thought I would never forget the pain, but now I just laugh it off. When all the persistent wounds become healed wounds, I have to think that time is the best medicine.

? I thought I loved my parents very much, but suddenly I found that you didn't seem to have done anything for them, and even brought some childish disputes.

I thought I was a child who didn't love home, but I kept saying that my hometown was delicious. Miss the original taste, just the taste of hometown.

? I thought I had been working hard, but when I was nearing graduation, I found that I seemed to have accomplished nothing, and all my busyness eventually became a joke.

? I thought I was a modest person, but when my tutor criticized me, I always used "I thought" to defend myself.

? I thought I was full of confidence and longing for the future, but in the end I found that I was just talking. You are still running around like a headless fly, like all the students who are about to graduate.

? I thought I had always cherished time, and finally found that "time is like water in a sponge, and there will always be a squeeze." It's just a black and white sentence.

? I thought I didn't love this place, only to find that I was counting the time I spent in its arms every day.

? I thought I was old enough, but in the end I found that I didn't even know what the standard was.

? I thought I knew my life very well, and suddenly realized that I really didn't do anything and didn't see anything clearly. Life is a blank sheet of paper full of graffiti, just graffiti.

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