I cannot precisely define the term "youth crisis". If I were to use the things around me to describe it specifically, it would probably be that when I was in my 20s, my parents suddenly divorced, and I found that the family I had been obsessed with was just a reluctantly put together name; There are one or more close relatives who have left me, but they have to face death with all the cognitive ability and watch their relatives leave; in my 20s, I found that I have not become beautiful or handsome, and I have not found that He or she has not become what he or she imagined. In fact, it is not much better than being indifferent; in his 20s, he or she may have failed in love so many times, and it is impossible to treat love so gracefully again. In the process, men are just men and women are just women; in my 20s, after years of struggle, I finally have no doubt that I am gay, but I cannot break through the fixed circle of friends. It seems that the avant-garde approach is to admit my sexual orientation, But in real life, I don’t know who to admit it; in my 20s, it’s time to study abroad. When I go abroad, I live a rotten sex life like foreigners, or continue my unavant-garde attitude to life; in my 20s, for The person I really love has had an abortion, I fell in love with my professor, I was robbed of my boyfriend by a former friend, and I have done one or two times to help socialize for cosmetics and beautiful clothes; in my 20s, I have to consider Whether the people around you are the target of marriage, it is time to plan the time to have children, and you are determined not to live heartlessly anymore... Because, in a blink of an eye, you are 30, and it is really just a blink of an eye, and you will enter a midlife crisis.
At the age of 20, the scale of life has suddenly opened up. In fact, the body has not yet learned how to adapt to these changes. I almost forgot that I wanted to write a review of "Love in Siam"... I always think of the line in this movie when I toss and turn, "I'm afraid of being lonely. When I was a child, I was lonely because I didn't have friends; when I grew up, Loneliness is more loneliness than having no friends. I sometimes wonder, if we really love someone, can we accept this? If one day he dies, parting is a part of life. We all Know, can we really let it go? Do we really love someone and not be afraid of him leaving me? Also, we have to accept that no matter where we are, the person we love is no longer around; Lonely. I've been like this for five years, why is our world like this? I don't know what the rest of our days will be like..." It's
just this kind of loneliness, all of a sudden what happened is stuck in my heart, I don't know what to tell Who, then seemed to feel that he not only needed friends, but also boyfriends and girlfriends, many friends, and finally developed into a chatterbox, talking about everyone. Whether you like the same sex or the opposite sex, in the end, the happiest thing is to find such a person who understands your loneliness, who may not speak, but will be by your side at night, that's all. And this is actually a luxury. What I call "youth crisis" is actually the process of arming myself. I have seen all kinds of differences, and I have made myself accustomed to various departures, so I will cultivate a kind of goodwill between each other. Pure love doesn't happen anymore, because, in fact, I already know that you will make mistakes and I will too, you may leave and I will not care, or there is nothing I can do about it.
At the end, Tong chose to break up. This is a sensible approach. Giving up a loved one for the sake of family. And after the movie ended, the pain of my family's departure was still in my heart, my confidence was still in a mess, and the so-called love was broken. How should all this end? Can anyone tell me how to get out of this vicious circle. Everyone comforts themselves that there is always hope in life, and the road to hope is actually the road to the age of 30, which is the road that directly leads to the "mid-life crisis". Or, in fact, the crisis has been lurking all the time. This is a secret war in name that only love can resolve, so there are so many people who are constantly tempted.
That day, when we were happily discussing the glittering love and friendship in "Six People" in the foreign teacher's class, our foreign teacher, an old man in his 60s, suddenly asked us, how long has the six people been broadcasted? We said "ten years" and we all looked envious. Then he went on to ask, do you think they have changed in the past ten years? We started to show our teeth and plan to say some clichés about love and friendship. When we were all over, the old man just said calmly, do you think this kind of growth really takes ten years?
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