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Don't think it's never me
Yvonne 2022-04-22 07:01:35
Movies will always provide the most typical and bizarre cases, but it does not mean that there are no similar distortions in the lives of ordinary people. Everyone, as long as they carefully examine their growth history in the family and in the society, they will look at it in a deep or shallow way. To a similar psychological distortion, the person who controls and oppresses may be your mother, your teacher, or your boss, or even a culture or a circle that oppresses you to varying degrees, and then makes you suffer. Self-suppressed resistance to other progressive cognitions and concepts, deformed and obscure confrontation to slightly distorted desires, not every time we can face psychological shortcomings under the sun, and the moments of abuse and abuse are also within ourselves. How to get out of the shackles of the environment and adjust yourself may be meaningful to everyone
Extended Reading
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Erika Kohut: Do you like me calling you darling?
Walter Klemmer: It's absolutely marvelous.
Erika Kohut: You must be patient. I'll give you all the names, we'll play all the games you want.
Walter Klemmer: You know you really stink? Sorry, you stink so much, no one will ever come close to you. You'd be better leave town until you don't stink so bad. Rinse your mouth more often, not just when my cock makes you puke.
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Erika Kohut: Schubert's dynamics range from scream to whisper not loud to soft. Anarchy hardly seems your forte. Why not stick to Clementi? Schubert was quite ugly. Did you know? With your looks, nothing can ever hurt you.
Walter Klemmer: Why destroy what could bring us together?
Erika Kohut: Mannerism is no...
Walter Klemmer: [interrupting her] Why can't I look at you? Because if I do, I won't resist the temptation to kiss you on the neck. May I kiss you on the neck?
[she walks away]