A Fish's Dream (Part 3)

I know you're young, energetic, a sunny young man, and the captain of your college soccer team. Your hair is neatly trimmed, and while you might not be conventionally handsome, you exude an alluring masculine charm. I know many girls and women must be smitten with you. Even though you've only been working for a short time, the senior colleagues are already full of praise for you, saying you'll definitely be able to shoulder great responsibilities in the future. I know hiring you was absolutely the right decision. I also know that today you stole glances at me countless times, hesitated repeatedly, and kept trying to strike up a conversation, didn't you?

You treated me to dinner, gave me small gifts, subtly inquired about my life, and when you looked at me, there was an undisguised longing in your eyes—I know what all of this means. You said that women should be like fine wine, to be savored and carefully cherished by those who truly understand them. I couldn't help but smile. Normally, if someone made such a comparison to me, I would scoff and walk away. But coming from you, it wasn't so offensive; instead, it was kind of adorably silly. Yes, adorable.

But also a little silly.

Do you know that the goddess you keep talking about has another side that no one knows about? She can writhe and submit to different men. In her own bedroom, beneath her wedding photo, she can swallow the penises of three men, letting them pierce her with their well-honed weapons. Even her breasts, buttocks, feet, and anus have been played with by many, many different men. After all this, would she still be your goddess? If you find out and think I'm vulgar and shameless, and scoff at me, then I despise you. If you find out and are eager to try it yourself, wanting to experience the pleasure of being a subject of her skirts, then I despise you. I'm not trying to judge you from a supposed moral high ground. Relationships between men and women are about the harmony of yin and yang; pursuing physical and mental pleasure is not wrong, as long as it's open and honest. A marriage certificate shouldn't be a shackle. However, regardless of gender, wasting your prime years on frivolous pursuits is not only a waste, but the ironclad law that economic base determines the superstructure will surely lead to deep regret later. I would much rather see you grow into a towering tree, someone who still looks at me with passion, even if I've faded, I will still respond to the longing you feel today.

—A self-deprecating fish

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