True love is never smooth sailing; it is about holding each other's hands tightly even in the midst of storms. If you’re tired, you let go; if you’re bored, you change partners. That is not love, but escape. True love is when, even after a heated argument, you never think of leaving; it is choosing to give each other a chance despite feeling utterly disappointed. Love is like planting flowers; it requires daily watering and patience, not pulling them out at the first sign of wilting. There are no two people who are naturally suitable for each other; all the enviable love stories have gone through countless late-night arguments and compromises. He broke the habit of giving her the cold shoulder, she learned to express her needs directly, he remembered all her dietary restrictions, and she understood his work pressures. Two people who actively solve problems will never drift apart, so don’t think of changing partners at the first argument. You must know that true love is not without cracks, but it is about choosing to pick up the pieces and bond them into a stronger whole after the cracks.