Loneliness is his religion

Victoria 2022-03-21 09:01:21

A man like Ryan doesn’t believe in love, marriage, or being tied down, or taking responsibility for life. Oh, he doesn’t even need a home, it’s his home on the plane. During the journey of his life, the only thing he is willing to carry in his backpack is himself, anyway, "Finally you will die alone". Solitude is his religion.

Terrible? No, I just think he is a bit pitiful~ Sometimes the backpack is not packed not because of love for freedom, but because of fear. Yes, there are so many small secret anxieties and fears hidden in everyone's heart. They control our emotions so much that at certain moments in life, everyone is vying to live as an island.

When he tried to persuade his sister’s fiancé Life is better with company, I also softly asked "Really?" from the bottom of my heart. I also

wanted to pretend that I was still five years old. When reading fairy tales, the prince and princess would always be "live happily together". ever after". But now at the age of six and five, I am too old to know that marriage is not a perfect summary of the relationship between two people, it is just the beginning of real life. What marriage and evil dogs have in common is that they should not be near. Outside the besieged city, you can smile, be gentle and frugal, but once you enter the private realm, that's not the case. I had to open my eyes to see the quarrels, boredom, indifference, jealousy, picky, deceitfulness, moodiness after marriage.

Do you want to tell me "C'est la vie" in an old-fashioned tone at this time?

Uh, sorry, I forgot to tell you, I am too old to know how time heals a person’s anxiety and fear. Yes, finally you will die alone, but, so what? All these are just the trade-off between willingness and gain. Everything you take out of your backpack is engraved with other things underneath, such as memories, affection, sweetness, companionship, longing, etc. Take out everything, and the backpack itself can be thrown away. If one day the old man said to you with a faint look in his eyes, "I enjoy this kind of loneliness", it is just a small climax of his pretending B performance, or a cowardly high-level expression. So the old man finally said, Everybody needs a co-pilot. Then what is it, come to a prodigal son to turn around, another warm love, and finally happy ending?

It's a pity that life has never been just right, and Alex is destined to not be his. He forgot too early that in addition to making you hurt, connection also makes you love, and loving someone is one of the best things that could ever happen to you.

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Extended Reading
  • Krystel 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    When you thought you had guessed the ending as always, it took a turn for the worse.

  • Cleveland 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    George Clooney's very tasteful man. This film is very good. The words of an unmarried man who spends 300 days a year on the plane at his sister's wedding really shocked me... Well, it’s impossible for a person to live alone by himself

Up in the Air quotes

  • Natalie Keener: [using Ned as an example to fire someone over the internet using video conference] Mr. Laskim, The reason we're having this conversation is because your position at this company is no longer available

    Ned: [reading the script he was given] I don't understand I'm fired?

    Natalie Keener: Hearing the words "you've been let go" is never easy change is always scary but consider the following: anybody who ever built an empire, or changed the world, sat where you are now. And it's because they sat there that they were able to do it.

    Ryan Bingham: [while watching her presentation, quietly to a colleague] that's my fucking line

    Ned: what happens now?

    Natalie Keener: This is the first step in a new process that will end with you at a job that fulfills you

    Ned: Yeah, but how does it work?

    Natalie Keener: You're going to take the packet in front of you review it, all the answers you're looking for are inside. Start filling out the necessary information and before you know it and before you know it you'll be on your way to new opportunities. I need you to go back to your desk and putting together your things. As a favor to me I'd appreciate it if you don't spread the news just yet panic doesn't help anyone

    Ned: I understand

    Natalie Keener: [to the staff] give it up for Ned

    Natalie Keener: [concluding her presentation] You can start the morning in Boston stop in Dallas over lunch and finish the day in San Francisco all for the price of a T-1 line. Our inflated travel budget increased by eighty five percent, more importantly to you guys on the road, no more Christmases in a hotel in Tulsa no more hours lost to weather delays you get to come home.

  • Ryan Bingham: Tell me you're not taking this seriously

    Craig Gregory: [in his office] That's why I brought the entire company in from the road because I'm not "taking this seriously"

    Ryan Bingham: There's a methodology to what I do there's a reason why it works

    Craig Gregory: Coke and IBM have been this for years are you familiar with them? Just like everything else it'll take a few months for the transition then everyone's going to settle in

    Ryan Bingham: Who are you taking off the road?

    Natalie Keener: How are not getting this? You're grounded everybody's grounded it's done

    Ryan Bingham: What we do is brutal and it does leave people devastated there's a dignity to the way I do it

    Craig Gregory: Like stabbing them in the chest instead of the back?

    Ryan Bingham: Am I the only one that sees by doing this we're making ourselves "irrelevant"?

    Craig Gregory: No we're making you "irrelevant",don't blame me blame the high fuel costs, blame insurance premiums, blame technology you better watch yourself you're too young to become a dinosaur

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not a dinosaur

    Craig Gregory: I want you to show her the ropes

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not the only one who knows what's going on here, get someone else to do it you're very confident that this girl doesn't know what she's doing I don't think setting a MySpace page qualifies you to rewire an entire company

    Craig Gregory: Great then here's your chance take her out there show her the magic, take her to the paces

    Ryan Bingham: I'm not a fucking tour guide

    Craig Gregory: We're ringing the bell and rounding everybody up you want to stay out there your welcome to but you will not be alone you let me know