Watching this movie reminds me of me when I was in junior high school. I was isolated by my friends, and I didn't get along with my parents during the rebellious period. The heroine was like myself at that time. There was no one around to talk to, and at that time, I also thought about suicide, thinking, anyway, life is so hard, it's better to die. Thinking about it now, that's not a problem. Now I am living a full life every day. The reason why she called me a friend who isolated me was because when she was in college, she told me that she was naive and immature at that time, and that she was really an idiot at that time. At that point, I reconciled with my teenage self. Now that I am twenty, although I have a crush on every friend because of the past, I think this is also a good thing.
Sometimes don't envy other people's lives, there are things around you that suit you.
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