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The founder of the psychological study of dreams, Freud, believed that dreams are a form of fulfillment for repressed desires, their meaning lying in the satisfaction of these desires.
There has always been controversy about this.
Gu Ran used to be indifferent, but now he belonged to the opposition; he certainly didn't have those kinds of deviant desires.
To call them 'deviant' has a negative connotation. Whatever a person thinks should be neutral—it's only their actions that can be judged as good or bad, so it should be 'abnormal desires'.
Even in his dreams, Gu Ran was still learning!
After finishing writing in his "Private Diary," Gu Ran glanced at his phone. It was about time for his usual morning exercise, so he locked up the diary and walked out of his room.
Staying in his room alone, he worried that he couldn't help but think too much.
To be honest, it was about reminiscing, such as the subtle differences between Yan Hanxiang at eighteen and at forty years old.
