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One day, a post appeared on an online community. [I'm in trouble, I feel like my girlfriend is my daughter] > It's a feeling I've never had with my exes, but I feel like I literally gave birth to her. Of course, I can't get pregnant, but when she's napping against the bus window, I'll spend an hour blocking the sunlight from her forehead with my hand. At home, I used to take both chicken drumsticks for myself, but in front of her, I only pick the breast meat. If I pick up a piece thinking it's breast meat but it's actually a tender, I put it right in her mouth. She still thinks I only like breast meat. When she whines about how hard it is to wash and dry her hair, I told her she didn't have to, and she actually didn't wash it for four days. Even when it was greasy, I could still pet her head. It was just cute. I thought, 'I'm the only one in the world who gets to see this greasy hair.' When she says she's meeting friends, I want her to look good, so I empty my bank account to send her gift icons. I gave her a bouquet for our 100th day and she set it as her profile background, which was so cute that I've been habitually buying her flowers ever since. It's like her mere existence fulfills every bit of affection I need. I finally understand why the term 'post-marital celibacy' exists. I don't even need sexual acts to be satisfied every day; just looking at her face makes me happy. I just want to keep her with me for the rest of my life. This was the post that made even women who swore off dating and marriage say, "If you're going to date, date a guy like this." And the author of this post was Lee Juwon, who has been dating Guest for four years since their second year of high school.