to resist the desire to be a very difficult thing, such as food for me, such as beauty (hot) for Mr. "Gray's Anatomy" in the Mr.steamy, defiance sex with best friend's wife, the reason is not extricate themselves in love with her, but at the same time the cover of darkness, and a significant number of hospitals where nurses pretty little affair, this is an extreme example reluctant to give up the body and can not resist the desire
born with low self-esteem is not The rise of social status disappears. For example, for Izzie in "Grey's Anatomy", one of the female doctors stands out, with a devilish figure, an angelic face, and the enthusiasm of the girl next door. In fact, she was born poor and was pregnant early in her teenage years. , became a single mother who voluntarily gave up custody, but through her own continuous struggle (representative of the American dream), she became a small doctor in Seattle University Hospital, but she secretly felt that her medical skills were not as good as Cristine, her family background was not as good as Meredith, and she even thought that the first two She is deliberately rejecting her, and she falls in love with Karev, a handsome (bad) brother who is called by everyone in the hospital, o'mally, a married man and a confidante, and even danniel, a dying heart patient, her choice. It always makes people fall short of the glasses, has the beauty and wisdom of heaven's envy, but the people they meet are always wrong, and the inferiority in the bones is like a shadow, lingering. What I really admire about her is her unpretentious style, starting from scratch, striving independently, and not being assimilated by material things (for example, she put 8 million dollar checks on the refrigerator, and finally raised donations to charity clinics)
What is happiness, success? money? Fame? For example, in "Grey's Anatomy", Meredith's mother, Ellis, is a strong feminist and a prominent figure in the medical world. Suffering from Alzheimer's is reduced to dying alone in a nursing home, if not for a sudden death from a heart attack. She expected Meredith to inherit her mantle and become an "extraordinary" outstanding woman, and when she knew that Meredith was only good, not outstanding, she was disappointed and scolded Meredith for wasting her life. She even intervenes in Meredith's romance with the handsome brain surgeon Derek, assuming that love will prevent her genetically superior daughter from becoming an exceptional woman (if only Cristine were her daughter).
The psychological burden of being a famous family is something that our grassroots cannot easily understand. Meredith has a good family background, excellent talents, sweet love, and a thriving career, but no matter how hard she tries, she can't satisfy her mother's "unfulfilled desires." She lived tremblingly in the shadow of her mother's life and death (taking her mother's ashes to work), her parents divorced when she was a child, and her father's sudden departure also caused her to doubt her belief in love, so her body was constantly changing. Wandering and wandering on a one-night stand, until her spirit and body met Derek's comfort, various experiences in this world easily pushed her to the decision to give up her life. Happiness was just a dream for her, clenched in her hand, but she never had it.
As a soap opera, the characters in the play are indeed extremist and exaggerated. In addition to the bloody real knives and real guns in the film, various complicated surgical operations have opened the eyes of a medical blind like me. What is commendable is the wonderful drama. The microscopic depiction of human nature in laughter and scolding - loneliness in the noise, loneliness in the feast, mourning in joy, emptiness after climax, nirvana after pain, that is the deepest part of everyone's heart secret garden.
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