Loneliness is the original sin of man

Deontae 2022-04-23 07:02:23

American family dramas, with such intense conflicts and contradictions, are very different from the Japanese family dramas I have seen before. But the core is similar; what kind of collective is the family? Beyond our genetic connection, what exactly are we responsible for each other? Are we connected by a moral obligation or an inseparable emotion? Whether we truly love each other deeply or are we forced to.
Maybe we all have a love-hate relationship at all times.
Children who are as happy as my childhood and as close to their parents as I am now, have deliberately begun to add a sense of alienation to their family. We truly became two families and I was truly independent of my parents. And this division makes me feel ashamed and irresistible at the same time.
I don't have any shameful things to hide like the family in the show. My family of origin is ordinary and happy, and my parents and I understand each other without disturbing each other.
Why did I choose to stay away?
Perhaps loneliness is the original sin of man.

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  • Jaylen 2021-12-17 08:01:07

    The most comfortable movie I've seen so far in this awards season. The movie itself is average in all aspects, but nothing can hide the light of this excellent drama text. There is also a group of powerful actors fighting over each other, only in Meili. In front of El Streep, everyone's acting skills became trivial. A story that makes people feel that life is so long, there is a malignant tumor behind every tragedy, but everyone turns a blind eye. ★★★★

  • Aliza 2022-04-24 07:01:09

    A movie that embodies human nature by depicting family conflicts, the conflict points are all well shot

August: Osage County quotes

  • Barbara Weston: But her fourteen-year-old self might view it differently.

  • Johnna Monevata: What kind of cancer?

    Beverly Weston: Oh my God, I nearly neglected the punch line. Mouth cancer.