Remember the mental journey of a morbid female literary youth

From a single-parent family, with a childhood shadow, an irresponsible father and a controlling mother. She was always a good girl before college, and after college she longed for a debauched life. She is sensitive and slender, loves literature and art, and can write poems, novels, essays, reviews and essays. A loli face, small body, at least C cup by visual inspection. I love rock and literature, I have talked to a good-looking boyfriend, I have fucked, I have taken drugs, I have gone crazy, I have been depressed, I have seen a psychiatrist, and I have tried to commit suicide. I tried to live a good life, and talked about a simple, honest, gentle and caring boyfriend, but in the end, people couldn't stand her nervousness and couldn't go on. There is also a problem with the control freak mother, and the girl has to do things on her own. Talk to a psychiatrist, then take pills, and finally put myself on a normal track - in fact, I can write something, I don't believe that I can really become a normal person. How many normal people are there in this world?
It's written about American women's literary youth in the 1980s. To sum up, hey, are you sure this is not the girl in Baby Anne's novel? Almost had to change the jeans for a cotton skirt.

Girl Ricci is really suitable for playing this kind of fallen angel for sultry men. Weird brain gate and slender thin lips, small pointed chin retracted, big eyes staring at you, two fingers and cigarettes. Woody Allen's "Fantastic Moves" is also such a young talented girl who breaks down at any time. Jason biggis was taken aback for a second. These two are a perfect match...the best Christina Ricci and Jason Biggs I've ever seen together when they're together, comfortable. In the movie, when Lizzie and Dad got out of a fight and the Jewish guy played by Jason gave her a hug, I thought, ah, save her, you are so warm, so warm, so warm.
But the simple and honest man couldn't save her either. What a simple and honest man needs is a glamorous, dreamy, legendary girl who isn't such a big trouble. Zhang Chu taught us about this in the last century. He said that girls shouldn't be soap.
By the same token, the guy shouldn't be soap. Either save yourself, or find a doctor to take pills; boyfriends, girlfriends, mothers, it is not a kind thing to treat anyone as medicine dregs.

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