Because I saw many people say that it is heavy and depressing, as an anxiety and depression patient, I have never had the courage to watch it. Recently, I feel that I am in a good state, and I challenged it a bit. I don't feel depressed at all, but more empathy and anger towards the male protagonist's father.
The episode of the male lead's ashes was very impressive, especially when he ate alone in the restaurant and was blasted away in the end. Even a little envious. When it's bad, my head is full of voices, replaying painful memories over and over again, feeling like someone is strangling my neck, really feeling like I'm suffocating, fighting in my head, and sometimes I have to make a voice called the voice in my head Shut up! However, I am not ashamed to tell my friends, let alone my parents. The problem is that if you don't talk about your heart knot with the client, you can't talk about healing, but the person who hurt you won't remember it at all, and when you finally have the courage to talk about it, it triggers a new round of self-reflection. harm. The male protagonist is lucky that he has a good male friend and a wife. These two intimate relationships are the greatest cure for him. In the end, he finally chose someone who had a good influence on him.
Wish there was no S2 so I could pretend they lived happily ever after. He was saved, as if I could be saved too.
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