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"How do you remember something that never happened to you?"
"Fondly. You see, Flaubert believes that anticipation was the purest form of pleasure. And the most reliable. And that while the things that actually happened to you would invariably disappoint, the things that never happened to you would never dim, never fade. They’d always be engraved on your heart with sort of a sweet sadness to them." 上面的 不是什大道理 只是一位教授人生得不到西的一的看法 "期望是一最真的快" 不管是你得到是得不到西 如果得到 那就恭喜你 如果得不到 是希望你快 (摘自於Dawson’s Creek)
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"How do you remember something that never happened to you?"
"Fondly. You see, Flaubert believes that anticipation was the purest form of pleasure. And the most reliable. And that while the things that actually happened to you would invariably disappoint, the things that never happened to you would never dim, never fade. They’d always be engraved on your heart with sort of a sweet sadness to them." 上面的 不是什大道理 只是一位教授人生得不到西的一的看法 "期望是一最真的快" 不管是你得到是得不到西 如果得到 那就恭喜你 如果得不到 是希望你快 (摘自於Dawson’s Creek)
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