A person feels tired and says a short sentence

Short sentences to describe a person's tiredness are as follows:

1. The years I have loved you have been like walking a tightrope while drunk. I am not afraid of falling to my death, but I am afraid of sobering up.

2. There is always a need for some warmth, even a little self-righteous commemoration.

3. Take care of yourself when the wind blows, and don’t get your clothes wet when it rains. You will have a good time in the future, and I will walk slowly.

4. Laugh as much as possible when you are happy, because you may not know how to laugh overnight.

5. It is said that zero-degree water and ice will melt when put together. How can I dare to expect that our relationship will warm up even after it has cooled down.

6. Rain falls because the sky cannot bear its weight. Tears fall because the heart can no longer bear such pain.

7. Forgetting someone does not mean that you no longer think of it, but that you think of it occasionally, but there is no more waves in your heart. True forgetting requires no effort.

8. Many years later, when I think back to the confusion and persistence I felt when I was young, I may not even remember the reasons. Youth makes you smile openly, but also gives you inexplicable pain.

9. There is always a person who was originally just a passer-by in life, but has become a frequent visitor in memory; there is always a love that amazes your time, but cannot be gentle to your years.

10. I never thought that anyone could accompany me through this life. Emotions at this age seem really fragile. Just like paper, it runs away when scratched, wrinkled when rubbed, and torn when pulled.