A movie recommended by a circle of friends. i killed my mother. I said your nickname is funny. She said it was one of her favorite movies. I said that I would go see it when I was busy these days. So just watched it today.
See the finale. I said I actually thought he was going to kill himself. People who watched it with me said the same.
Forgot if I said it. But anyway I typed that in the memo. He couldn't kill his mother, he could only kill himself.
He was like a child when he was on drugs and high, saying I love you sincerely and unabashedly. But he probably forgot about it the next day. She gave the answer after he turned around, saying that if you die today I will die tomorrow. But he won't hear either.
They love each other. But maybe they should find out. It's not love that hurts each other, it's love itself.
Their problem is not that they don't love. But don't know how to love. This is not something that can be changed overnight, nor is it something that can be resolved by hugging and loving you and saying thank you. She loves you, but she loves you never the way you want. You love her, but you should also know that you will never go back to your 4-year-old past.
How to solve that.
I think you can wait. Wait a decade of silence, maybe longer. Maybe then you will learn how to reconcile with your mother just as your language teacher reconciled with her father. But that's maybe, something that may or may not happen.
So it's better to kill yourself. I recommend this.
I think the ending is that the two people just reconcile once again for a short time. She remembers where your kingdom is and she can find you. This doesn't explain anything. She loved you in the past, she loves you now, and she may continue to love you in the future. This is not so. As long as she still loves you, as long as you still love her, everything will repeat itself. One day these you will come back here again.
And the best way I can think of to get out of this loop is to kill myself. Kill your love and expectations of love you shouldn't have. All that can be solved.
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