"What exactly do you mean?" Windsor Myres looked at her, her face changing.
Mia Ginger said softly, "I just suddenly thought about this, not that I particularly wanted to say anything. I just feel that sometimes love doesn't necessarily suffice, especially when your love is like this. When you step out of this campus and enter society, what most people face is marriage, not love. For various reasons, there are simply too many couples who break up right after graduation. There's a viewpoint in Buddhism that love becomes harmful craving not because of 'love,' but because of 'craving,' meaning the possessiveness centered around the delusional self and what is mine. To put it bluntly, it's selfishness, which often leads to the failure of love and marriage. Qualities like compassion, equality, and selflessness can make love last long and warm."
She spoke with a bit of depth, and Windsor Myres frowned, saying, "You didn't use to talk like this."
