This is the youth of most people. Stubborn, stubborn and sometimes a little selfish.
I also had a similar experience. I knew from a very young age that I was not the child of my parents. I never slept with my mother in the same bed when my father was not at home. I grew up with my grandmother. For a long time, I thought everyone didn't understand me. My relationship with my mother is messed up. Resist all same-sex physical contact. At the end of the military training in the university, the whole body froze in place by being hugged by the girls on the same team. Because I never act like a spoiled child, I don't know how to express this kind of intimate relationship with the same sex. Later, I gradually understood a lot of things, and then I felt that I was really full of secondary illnesses at that time. During the summer vacation of my sophomore year, I mustered up the courage to give my mother the first hug. Since then, I have let go of a lot of things and have more things. You can also try holding your mom's arm and say something you'd never say. Really experienced a lot of different things.
So after watching the stubborn and stubborn girl in the film, the stupid things she did on impulse and the awkward greeting at the end of the film are completely understandable. It's good, those middle two youths are over. Haha, but it's a lot to gain, isn't it?
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