我从不吃柠檬我怕心酸我从不吃芒果我怕心盲 A metaphor implying the avoidance

Relation Nicknames

柠檬不酸芒果不氓 [níng méng bù suān máng guŏ bù máng]
Translates as Lemons are not sour ; mangoes are not misleading suggesting the sweetness and honesty ...
柠檬满是心酸 [níng méng măn shì xīn suān]
Translated directly it means The lemon is filled with heartache suggesting the feeling after tasting ...
我不是柠檬别让我心酸 [wŏ bù shì níng méng bié ràng wŏ xīn suān]
“ Lemon ” metaphorically refers to someone who always feels bitter or has an unlucky streak The ...
心酸总比柠檬酸 [xīn suān zŏng bĭ níng méng suān]
This translates to the pain in my heart surpasses the sourness of lemons Metaphorically conveys ...
柠檬酸透你的心 [níng méng suān tòu nĭ de xīn]
A metaphor using the sourness of lemon to depict emotional experiences It suggests intense emotional ...
我曾与柠檬一样心酸 [wŏ céng yŭ níng méng yī yàng xīn suān]
Once I was as sour and bitter as a lemon Using the metaphor of lemon this describes past heartaches ...
心非柠檬为何酸楚 [xīn fēi níng méng wéi hé suān chŭ]
Using a lemon metaphor this username conveys a feeling of bitterness or sadness without an apparent ...
柠檬的心酸你不懂 [níng méng de xīn suān nĭ bù dŏng]
Literally translated as you dont understand the lemons heartache In Chinese culture lemons can ...
柠檬于我深拥 [níng méng yú wŏ shēn yōng]
This phrase can be seen as a whimsical metaphor for finding warmth or comfort deep hug in something ...