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Noah 诺̴̺̰̎亚̷͕̙͋̚ ̸̰̜͕͛͝

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There is an expression in English:

“The grass is always greener

on the other side.”

It refers to the way we tend to look at other people’s lives and other things that we don't have in general through rose colored glasses.

I thought of this because recently I was speaking to a young married woman and she told me, “every single person wants to be married and every married person wants to be single”. This phrase immediately popped into my head.

Comments

  • 胖胖

    婚姻是一座围城,城外的人想进去,城里的人想出来。
  • 周七

    哈哈,草是别家绿,月是故乡明😄
  • 周七

    we have s similar expression for this. That is "月是故乡明".
  • Megan

    thx for sharing the phrase, that's exactly what different cultures share
  • zhanghancy

    围城啊
  • 如人饮水

    不识庐山真面目,只因身在此山中。置身事外,方能看的透彻。
  • Jenny

    Good sentence
  • Raven

    那翻译成,得不到的永远在骚动是不是也可以?
  • July

    围城
  • May

    contentment and cherish the present
  • Roy

    这山看着那山高; 隔锅香; 围城
  • マーコス Marcos

    別人的老婆總是比較漂亮 😂🤣
  • Julie

    Same like a Chinese book said—《围城》里面的人想出去,外面的人想进来,异曲同工之妙
  • Sophia

    Thanks for sharing
  • Mary

    yeah

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