Adam's Neurosis: We all have problems big and small, and tolerance and tolerance are essential qualities in our dealings with others. "Everyone hopes you are not sick." This is a sentence that the Joker wrote in his diary at the time. You can only discover the bitterness of this sentence when you get along with others. Instead of being tolerant of others, we expect others to be tolerant of us. However, true inclusion comes after we accept ourselves. Not a momentary grievance, but a complete acceptance. This should be the reason why Adam finally dared to go to California by himself. He accepted his autism and began to be responsible for himself. After opening up, Adam should love himself and others better. Love: The attraction in a relationship comes more from our inner obsession with perfecting ourselves.
Adam's final expression is very sincere but also a very realistic reflection of his inner incompleteness, so he desperately wants Beth to bring him Go to California. Help him have a better life. If we were whole in the first place, the relationship wouldn't be pathological. Many love relationships stem from the satisfaction of one's own needs: the pursuit of the feeling of being loved, the feeling of wanting to be different, they want to be supported... The things you get are unstable. Why not start with yourself? After you become a complete person, pure love and love that is not bound to each other will naturally appear. This might be misinterpreted as being in love because of one's imperfection or resisting love because of someone else's imperfection. It's important to distinguish between the two. "Go with your gut, young man." Yeah, that's it. Ask yourself how you feel, and the answer should be very clear. Love: This is not a redemption of love. The pain caused by a few intimate relationships is better than a whole year of meditation in a cave. Both Beth's arrival and departure have positive implications for Adam. Seeing what Adam looks like in the end is the change that the power of love brings to people.
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