Meeting his first love at the class reunion. The 80-year-old man came back to ask for a divorce from his wife.

Social Affairs - Ignoring all the advice from relatives, he remained steadfast in his beliefs.

An elderly man in China, over 70 years old, suddenly demanded a divorce from his wife of over 30 years because... he wanted to get back together with his first love.

According to youth.cn, Mr. Zhang reunited with Ms. Yuan, his first love, at a class reunion. "The moment I saw her, my heart raced," Mr. Zhang confessed.

"When I learned that Ms. Yuan was single, I was very moved and secretly thought that if I just got a divorce, I would be qualified to pursue her," Mr. Zhang resolved to do just that in order to be a good match for Ms. Yuan.

An elderly man in China, over 70 years old, suddenly demanded a divorce from his wife of over 30 years because... he wanted to get back together with his first love. (Illustrative image)

"Life was so peaceful, why get a divorce?"

Neither Mrs. Chu, Mr. Zhang's wife, nor his children could understand this decision. Ignoring all the advice from his relatives, Mr. Zhang remained steadfast in his thinking.

Finally, his wish came true: he divorced Mrs. Chu. However, what happened next was not as Mr. Zhang had hoped.

"I truly love you, let me take care of you in the days to come..." These heartfelt words still couldn't move Mrs. Yuan. Mrs. Yuan rejected Mr. Zhang's proposal.

After his failed proposal, Mr. Truong was deeply saddened. At this time, he felt guilty thinking about his once happy family that had been shattered because of his impulsiveness.

"Please forgive me," Mr. Truong said to his ex-wife, hoping to reconcile with his family.

Thinking about their many years of marriage, Mrs. Chu agreed to remarry.

Their marriage, which had been "mended after a breakup," should have been nurtured further, but Mrs. Chu still harbored deep suspicions and couldn't bear the thought of her husband having once harbored feelings for another woman.

This caused turmoil in their marriage once again. Just over a month after remarrying, they divorced again.

Why can't men forget their first love?

First love is their most rudimentary form.

If you ask a man: If you could turn back time, which period of time would you go back to?

Honestly, that would be the first day they felt a romantic connection, the day the first blossoms of love gently bloomed in their hearts.

That summer, the sky was a brilliant blue, and the air was filled with the scent of youthful enthusiasm. It was the first time they opened their hearts, their feelings blossoming like flowers.

And that was the day they began their first romantic encounter in high school with the girl they had long admired.

They were so silly back then, their fingers fidgeting, their faces beaming with smiles, words stammering on their lips when they met the girl they liked.

At that time, everyone was very genuine. Their feelings were sincere, without too many demands or conflicts over preferences.

Time seems to stand still, and that radiant smile from years ago remains a bright spot hidden deep within my soul.

Back then, they were full of enthusiasm, sweating profusely while playing basketball with their friends, almost collapsing from exhaustion. But if the girl they liked walked by, they would immediately become as energetic as oxen, shouting louder than the school's loudspeaker.

At that time, they were at their most authentic, most vibrant, and most beautiful.

Without beer bellies, bald heads, or heavy anxieties, we could feel the breath of youth permeating the campus during those innocent years.

They remember their youthful years, not just their first love, but also a past that can never be returned.

First love is full of regrets.

When I was young, I had no experience in love. Every time my friend talked about his first love, there was always an unspoken regret in his eyes.

When he had his first love, he had no career, no car, no house, and no job. But that girl stayed by his side, striving alongside him for two years.

My friend at the time always let his emotions control his brain, and occasionally said hurtful things to the girl he loved. But she remained silent, quietly supporting him on his way back.

Gradually, his life improved. He got a job. He became busier and was able to build his own career.

But when he had it all, she was gone. As the song says: In the end, I lost you in the crowd.

"I can only help you this far; you have to make your own way. I love you," these were the girl's last words.

Once, when she went to see a movie with a similar story, she cried herself to sleep in the theater.

He finally realized what he had lost. Now, he has a family, but whenever anyone asks about his first love, he deliberately avoids the topic.

It's not that he didn't have a first love, but rather that he owes it too many apologies.

Years later, they realized that no emotion is purer than first love.

You might use the word "beautiful" to describe your love, but when it comes to "pure," that can only mean first love.

Holding hands was a great joy, hugging that girl was the warmest thing in the world. A love letter overflowing with emotion.

On the other end of the line, two hearts connected, drawing closer together. This relationship had nothing to do with money, let alone self-interest.

As men mature, their love often leads directly to marriage. This is incredibly pragmatic. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, but there's too little genuine sincerity involved.

That summer, he said he would marry me, but in the end, the person who walked the rest of the journey with him wasn't me.

Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/gap-lai-moi-tinh-dau-o-buoi-hop-lop-cu-ong-u80-ve-doi-ly-hon-vo-172250106112938996.htm