Although I don't want to admit it, maybe it's me who was filmed, maybe my artistic attainments are not as high as the role, or maybe this is my old age, but I don't realize it when I'm really old.
The male protagonist's description of aging in the play is like a sharp knife, and I'm completely broken.
Looking desperate. everything, everything. For example, you feel old, your body declines, your hearing, your vision, you can't see things, and others treat you as transparent. You make a lot of bad decisions. All the lies: it's going to be alright, it's never too late, and God's plan, age is just a number, and the darkest days before dawn, and another fucking village.
Not to mention that I am still young now, and getting old is really an irresistible pain. The society has not provided any kind of help or even deepened this pain in all aspects, so that public opinion can only comfort itself with a youthful mentality. Women's status has feminism, sexual orientation has lgbt groups, racial discrimination has political correctness, getting old is nothing, old people are the weakest group no matter how united they are, old age can never change the world, old age has nothing, old age Only poor.
This is why we advocate getting married and having children. Maybe having a lot of children and grandchildren will make you have no time to think about this. In fact, nothing has changed. It’s just that you don’t have the time to be alone to think that you are actually an old man with no objective use. How can you What can be done, only with love, which is subjective, illusory, and can be thought of or not, to maintain the fragile soul of the elderly. Otherwise, otherwise, this movie is the epitome of the single old man, and it is my future. I'm afraid, I'm afraid of dying, I'm afraid that I'll be old and no longer have the ability to think. I don't know what I've become.
I'm thinking of ending things.
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