We all have such a common life experience. We do not have enough courage to become bad, nor do we have enough ability to become good. We feel our own lack in the hustle and bustle of good and bad. Our spirits are detached from our bodies and look at ourselves from a wider perspective so that we hate and hate our own ordinaryness. We want a fresh, exciting and alternative life, we want to be different, we think we are special, and the mediocre self destroys all illusions about ourselves, we try to deny our needs, and take incomprehension as weakness We want to be different, but we can't build a different kind of building. We just build a castle in the sky, a castle in the sand, and finally be After this emptiness is completely defeated, we return to reality, carefully but honestly examine ourselves, admit ourselves, forgive ourselves, and in self-affirmation, we become mature, and the anxiety, anxiety, urgency, and emptiness of youth still accompany, just We are no longer so intolerable. We walk back into our own space and find gentle belonging, which is the story of the growing edge.
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