鸟笼婚姻日记

Day 1:

Today marks the beginning of my marriage journey. I couldn't help but think about the metaphorical bird cage that I've willingly entered. My husband seems to have a very specific idea of how I should behave and what my role is in the marriage. It's only been a few hours since we've been married and I can already feel my wings being clipped. I hope that I can find a way to break free from this cage without causing a rift in our marriage.

Day 30:

It's been a month since we've been married and it feels like the cage is closing in on me. My husband has become increasingly controlling and refuses to listen to my opinions or ideas. He's constantly monitoring where I go and who I speak to. I'm starting to feel suffocated in this marriage and I don't know how much longer I can take it.

Day 90:

I feel like I'm trapped in this cage and there's no way out. My husband's behavior has become unbearable and I constantly feel belittled and unappreciated. I've tried to express my feelings to him, but he refuses to listen or consider my perspective. I'm starting to lose hope that this marriage will ever improve.

Day 180:

I'm at a breaking point. I've tried to make this marriage work, but it's clear that my husband will never change. I refuse to spend the rest of my life in this cage. I'm making the difficult decision to leave this marriage and start anew. It's time to spread my wings and soar as I was meant to do.

In conclusion, a "bird cage" marriage is a toxic and suffocating experience. It's important to recognize when it's time to break free and seek a healthier, more fulfilling life. It's better to be alone and happy than trapped in a loveless marriage. Allow yourself to soar and find the happiness and freedom you deserve.