"My dad has been gone for seven years. Every year, they urge me to close his household registration, but I always tell the police station to wait—I'm busy! As long as I don't close it, I can still feel like he's part of this family."
"(╥╯^╰╥) Such a big dad, suddenly fitting into such a tiny box."
"Dear Mom and Dad, in our next life, will we meet again as strangers with no memories?"
"The names on gravestones are the family members in heaven who no longer suffer from illness."
"I really can't bear the thought that in a few more years, it'll be like this. Mom and Dad are getting older and older. I'm so scared, really so scared of losing them."
"I cried until snot bubbles came out of my nose."
"Post a selfie so I can see whether those snot bubbles are pure."
"The guy upstairs really doesn't get it, does he?"
"A mother who just lost her child is crying right now. I don't want to cry either—I know it's bad for my eyes—but I just can't stop. I believe my child will come back to me, healthy and safe."
"It's okay. He'll definitely come back to find you. He just forgot to bring his luggage."
"In another month, I'll be an expectant father. I wish my wife and child a safe and smooth delivery."
"Three months ago, I received the greatest gift of my life. When my wife entered the delivery room, I panicked—completely panicked! My mind went blank. It wasn't until the nurse carried our child out that I suddenly came to my senses! Thank heaven! I'm a father!"
"I'm not trying to argue, but I just want to say: don't rush to thank heaven. Thank your wife more. I hope the first thing