Mao Buyi’s speech at his friend’s wedding was absolutely wild.
Halfway through, I was starting to wonder if the groom was part of some kind of roleplay 🤡
He talked about their many years of friendship: how she used to cook for him, made a special trip to Hangzhou to visit him, and even helped him tidy his room…
That line in particular—“Although she isn’t my wife”—just sounded kind of weird.
I’m not saying men and women can’t be purely platonic friends, but this was someone else’s wedding!
That’s why people who work in the cultural industry should be cultured—and have a sense of boundaries, too.
Halfway through, I was starting to wonder if the groom was part of some kind of roleplay 🤡
He talked about their many years of friendship: how she used to cook for him, made a special trip to Hangzhou to visit him, and even helped him tidy his room…
That line in particular—“Although she isn’t my wife”—just sounded kind of weird.
I’m not saying men and women can’t be purely platonic friends, but this was someone else’s wedding!
That’s why people who work in the cultural industry should be cultured—and have a sense of boundaries, too.
