Living is a problem in itself

Brendon 2022-04-21 09:02:42

I was moved by the heroine's loss when she learned that the war was over - "I don't actually want the war to end so much". Yes, a series of encounters made "revenge" the center of her life all along, and the end of the war made her lose the meaning of existence. War brings not only trauma, but also loss of self.
What about us? Every day I go to work with the feeling of going to the grave, and I fight a cat-and-mouse battle with my boss. However, I am really at a loss when I have regained my freedom. In the same way, the previous overtime dog's life was actually a state of "work" as the center of life, and it was also self-lost in this prosperous world.
No matter what era you live in, being alive is a problem in itself. What saves you is not the "black book" that records the truth, but your heart.
Friends say that after all, I am not strong enough, and there is so much helplessness in life. Poor people have something to hate, even themselves. Polish the dusty heart and see clearly what is the center of your life.

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Black Book quotes

  • Rachel Stein aka Ellis de Vries: I never knew this would happen. To fear the liberation...

  • Gerben Kuipers: We will kill that girl! However, wherever, whenever.