CHENG, Tsz Ling _ Since Then, I've Learned Who Is Worthy _ Taiwan Exclusive

***This product can only be shipped to Taiwan. Author: CHENG, Tsz Ling Publisher: Bright Light Culture Size: 148mm x 210mm Pages: 240 Publication Date: June 2024 ISBN: 978988884049 [Synopsis] Six short stories adapted from real cases X 36 emotional essays Since then, you may not have become happier. But you've decided you won't let yourself be unhappy anymore. The many lessons learned from his presence have shown you who is truly worthy. I once knew how to please you, but in the end, I realized that the person most worthy of happiness should be myself. Sometimes, the reason you can't let go of someone isn't the person themselves, but a sense of familiarity. Falling in love with familiarity, isn't that like falling in love with yourself? Familiarity is actually a sentiment that marks the years when you loved someone the most, yet felt the most lonely. Eventually, you must let go of this attachment, leaving the romance of him in the past. You need a little bit of adventurous spirit, and to stop being mistreated by the same person. His repentance is too expensive for you, while your love for him is too cheap. There is always someone you can turn to for temporary warmth, but with whom you don't wish to spend a lifetime. After all, people need beautiful dreams to catch their breath. Perhaps during your next moment of disappointment, you will still think of him and want to draw near, seeking a bit of courage and strength. [Author Biography] CHENG, Tsz Ling Graduated with a major in Translation from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, minoring in French and Japanese Studies. She was an exchange student at the University of California, Los Angeles, and holds a Master's degree in Cross-Cultural Studies from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Born on February 29th, a leap day, she is an emotional Pisces, prone to laughter and even more prone to tears. She loves cats, the sea, books, music, and photography. She despises hypocrisy and refuses to be constrained. Despite an aviophobia, she paradoxically loves to travel. She enjoys writing about love and is fortunate to still believe in it.