你说久伴其实久绊
[nĭ shuō jiŭ bàn qí shí jiŭ bàn]
This phrase discusses the nature of companionship ('long-term companionship' sounds nice, but it could also mean being 'tied up' or limited in some way). Essentially it reflects on how long-lasting relationships can sometimes feel like restrictions over freedom, though they originally come off sounding endearing.