They have been married for three years. He gradually feels that numbness has replaced passion, going to work and coming home, eating and going to bed.
He said: "Why do you carelessly clip your hair, and often wear slippers to chat with the neighbors? The image of a lady is gone, you are no longer the angel in my heart." She said: "You just lie on the sofa watching football, chatting online with girls every day. How many months have passed since you last bought me a flower? How many days have passed since you last said I love you?"
The more they argue, the more deadlocked they become. In the end, they both want a divorce. The vows they made at first seem so exaggerated. Did they really mean what they said at first? But does anyone really want a divorce?