我也有我的事情 我也有我的难处
“I have my reasons. My own difficulties.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Then why marry someone you don't love?”
我也有我的 事情 我也有我的 难处
“I have my reasons. My own difficulties.”
“Only if I get married and move out”
“You don't understand the unbearable pressure I am under, so stop judging my sacrifice.”
In difficult socio-economic environments, marriage is often treated as an escape route from housing shortages or family obligations rather than purely a romantic union.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have one's own difficulties / hard times
A polite yet emphatic expression used to plead for sympathy or justify hard choices when facing invisible constraints.