你的未来我不曾参与你的未来我奉陪到底
[nĭ de wèi lái wŏ bù céng cān yŭ nĭ de wèi lái wŏ fèng péi dào dĭ]
This long phrase is a little contradictory. The former part 'your future, I will not participate in' expresses disappointment of losing touch with someone dear, but then the later half turns round saying 'I will stick with you to the end'. Perhaps the user has mixed feelings about maintaining a difficult relationship. The English translation could go: 'Not being able to take part in your future/ but I vow to accompany you through thick and thin.'