How to become a member of the "home".

Christine 2021-10-20 17:39:55

I have literary hobbies and want to know some of the writer’s living conditions, habits and characteristics, etc., so I found a movie about writers. Obviously, this film strongly reflects the life characteristics of the "home". And habits.

Melvin, a man with obsessive-compulsive disorder, has to wash his hands with two pieces of soap, is open-minded and does not care about the inner reaction of others, every time he gets home, he needs to lock up 5 times. He is such a comprehensive personality and has become a best seller. The book writer, being able to portray the women in the storyline so vividly, can make fans fascinated and intoxicated, which seems to be inconsistent with his terrible state of reality. What exactly is this for?

Obviously, those who can become "home" are basically people who have attainments in certain industries and have certain qualifications. So how they become "home", of course, is that they have invested considerable time and energy in this aspect, thinking that this is their most important thing, and thus neglecting the time spent with people around them, and they are unwilling to spend their precious time. It is wasted on adapting to others, then gradually the character will be separated from the surrounding people and reality. Over time, they indeed become "home", because successful people are often very purposeful, so they get their dreams. Lost reality. People don't have so much energy to do things that require a lot of energy on both sides, just like a balance, as long as there is a slight deviation in weight, it will continue to tilt to one side.

Therefore, these "homes" have their personalities and goals that make them such people, and it is also the reason why most people in our reality cannot become such people. "homes" are like eagles flying in the vast sky. It's very high, so we can only look up. Even if we want to be that kind of person, we won't really act, because we will comfort ourselves as unrealistic. And many of these highly accomplished "homes" are breaking away from the shackles of reality, pursuing true individuality and freedom, and indulging in their own world.

They just don't want to compromise, and just want to be who they are, so they tend to be at odds with reality. Of course, they don't care about the outside world's perception of themselves, because they have things they think are important to do, so they find it difficult to get along with them. In fact, it's just that they naturally manifest themselves after choosing this path, and they have the same thinking as our natural thinking that we want to think more about others in reality, but the path they choose is different.

If you want to be one of them, then you have to get used to this kind of personality and lifestyle. After all, people’s energy is limited and it is difficult to balance reality and dreams. Consider which path you want to take and stick to it. Therefore, the existence of "family" is not caused by accident and talent, they are all chosen to bring about the outcome in the future.






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  • Curtis 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    You make me want to be a better man, this sentence makes people very moved instantly.

  • Demetrius 2022-03-22 09:01:14

    Favorite genre of American romance movies in the 90s: "The Shining Man" turned into a lonely literary and obsessive-compulsive middle-aged writer, and was transformed by a little smelly dog. "Despicable Me" copied an animated version more than ten years later. The original version is here. The home of the American literary and retro style of the male protagonist in the movie, classic!

As Good as It Gets quotes

  • Receptionist: I can't resist! You usually move through here so quickly and I just have so many questions I want to ask you. You have no idea what your work means to me.

    Melvin Udall: What does it mean to you?

    Receptionist: [stands up] When somebody out there knows what it's like...

    [place one hand on her forehead and the other over her heart]

    Receptionist: ... to be in here.

    Melvin Udall: Oh God, this is like a nightmare.

    [Turns around and presses the elevator button multiple times]

    Receptionist: Oh come on! Just a couple of questions. How hard is that?

    [Scampers up to Melvin]

    Receptionist: How do you write women so well?

    Melvin Udall: I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.

  • Simon Bishop: The best thing you have going for you is your willingness to humiliate yourself.