Knowing what to do, but can't get started, always worried about the terrible consequences after failing to do it.
There are always a lot of inexplicable good children around, and I don't know anything.
I can’t manage summer camps, can’t go to a good university, can’t graduate smoothly, can’t find a good job, can’t lead a good life, so I will be crazy, depressed, and go crazy.
It seems that there is more important thing to do than to live like this, but I don’t know what that thing is.
I dare not try because I am afraid of rejection and fear of failure.
I often feel that I'm a mess.
Sometimes it may be a good way to solve the problem by thinking of avoiding it, but in the end it is often not fulfilled.
Sometimes I feel repentant. Many people are struggling just to survive, and I have family, friends, and teachers who love me, and I don't cherish it. It's really an asshole.
I know this is just the beginning, I still have to face my homework, my life, everything around me. Unlike the male protagonist, I hope I can have the feeling of I can handle it as soon as possible and continue.
I like what Bobby said:
He not busy being born, is busy dying.
Just live. The
last string of life and breathe and...LIVE. It’s so lovely.
PS Black-haired guys go well with blond-haired girls... But what should I do if I have black hair and swollen hair, can you give me a handsome blonde hair...
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