When we use all our strength to break away from chaos, we become clumsy and abnormal because of irritability, and we screw up good things.
You can look at Nicholas Cage in "Mr. Weather" for this useless mood.
He wants to reconnect with a little romance with his ex-wife, but throws a snowball and smashes her glasses; he wants his accomplished father to see his new opportunity, and his father just sits on the newspaper; he Always forgetting to put more than a dollar in his wallet, so that the coffee he bought for his change cost his father's newspaper; he was thrown chicken nuggets, tacos, pies, cokes, coffee, all kinds of fast food , he felt like a fast food.
This middle-class man, who couldn't break free, finally strode down the streets of New York with a bow and arrow on his back. What reminds me are two words from his father:
"Did you know that what is usually hard to do is often the same as what is right?
Nothing that matters is easy.
Easy doesn't get written . into adult life."
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