A Fish's Dream (Part 9)

Let me apologize first today for my disrespect in three ways:

First, there were quite a few typos and grammatical errors in my previous posts, and the wording and sentence structure were also somewhat awkward. My husband said that while posting blogs on the community platform is just for personal enjoyment, it shouldn't be done carelessly. Such poor writing quality is a disservice to those who happened to click in and read my posts. Yes, he is a Virgo.

Second, although I am grateful for the many comments I received on my previous posts, including some sincere and touching words, I failed to respond. This was a waste of their good intentions. Although I am not a very talkative person in real life and am rather reserved, and although I may not interact with everyone in the comments section in the future, I should still mention this in advance.

Thirdly, since I started publishing this article, I've received many friend requests on QQ, all of which I've rejected. One netizen, however, persisted in adding me despite repeated rejections, which touched me somewhat. Although I didn't add a note, I suspect many of them are fellow members of the 69 Community. Rejecting requests without a reason is indeed inappropriate; this is where I went wrong. As I mentioned earlier, I'm not good at conversation, and I often inadvertently kill the conversation when talking to new acquaintances. Gradually, I've drifted apart from most people who should have become friends. This is probably a flaw in my personality, and only a handful of people have tolerated this trait. Regardless, I should still explain the reasons for rejecting others.

These three points were pointed out by my husband recently while reviewing my work, and they are indeed things I did inappropriately. I apologize to everyone for this.

Actually, I've read all your comments carefully, and I'm genuinely happy to see your recognition of me. Once, a fellow enthusiast compared me to a mermaid, and I bragged about it to my husband for days, as if I had truly become that legendary fairy. Although in real life, my figure is like that of a dugong—a true mermaid—I'm definitely a slightly chubby person, but what woman doesn't like to be praised? Mermaid, I really like this nickname, thank you all for your kind words~

Speaking of QQ friends, I actually tried adding one or two like-minded people before, but perhaps it's because of my indifferent nature, we always ran out of things to say after a few sentences, and in the end, we deleted each other. Before that, I had some online friends with whom I had fairly good conversations, but I never responded to their expectations, and in the end, I disappointed them, and gradually, we lost touch. So I think, although I still hope to share some very private topics in private, with my willful and capricious chatting attitude, I'm afraid no one can tolerate it for long. I believe everyone has their own thoughts and the ability to find like-minded people, so please don't let someone like me waste your enthusiasm. Just coming here to read a couple of my random thoughts or even leave a comment is the greatest encouragement for me.

Finally, after all this rambling, I know my insincere apology might not satisfy everyone, but so be it, haha. After all, if you're not satisfied, neither is my husband. Just now, he grabbed my chin and said he was going to punish me. Sigh, this lecherous man! After all these years of marriage, he still has passion and impulsiveness towards me—that's quite rare, isn't it?

"Ugh, so unserious," I complained, getting up from my computer desk and going to the bed. I knelt down as usual, pulled my pajama bottoms down to my knees, ignoring the increasingly heavy breathing behind me, and leaned down. "Come on, you stinky man..."

a fish on a chopping board.

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