Love is really dangerous sometimes

Kadin 2022-11-23 11:04:14

God, after reading it, I feel that I have seen my last relationship. I am also a very romantic person. I can't see the danger of a person at all. In fact, when a professor tried to commit suicide at the beginning, a semi-rational person would know that this person has an extreme personality. It's dangerous but romantics don't see this they'll pay attention to this professor very real helplessness seems to see the most primitive fragility of human beings and will burst out on their own motherhood thinks it can save a person so desperate and be killed This huge sense of achievement is driven by a little bit of immersion

My last relationship was also like this. The other party often told me that suicide is also a choice. I don’t know what it means to live. At that time, I didn’t realize it at all. Actually, these thoughts are really dangerous. Young people always don’t know and some It is really only through experience that I can understand it. In the end, I was almost killed by the other party. It was exactly the same as in the movie.

Fortunately, I'm slowly getting rid of these effects on my own right now, as it's said in the movie, the whole thing is a very painful lesson

Love is really dangerous sometimes

The guy in the show who's going to London with him is someone who doesn't have any sense of being more romantic than the heroine

So it is better to be less romantic and balanced, not too idealistic.

Then I must learn a woman's self-defense technique, otherwise I will be too nervous at the end.

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Irrational Man quotes

  • [first lines]

    Abe: [narrating] Kant said human reason is troubled by questions that it cannot dismiss, but also cannot answer. Okay, so, what are we talking about here? Morality? Choice? The randomness of life? Aesthetics? Murder?

    Jill: I think Abe was crazy from the beginning. Was it from stress? Was it anger? Was he disgusted by what he saw as life's never-ending suffering? Or was he simply bored by the meaninglessness of day-to-day existence? He was so damn interesting. And different. And a good talker. And he could always cloud the issue with words.

    Abe: Where to begin? You know, the existentialists feel nothing happens until you hit absolute rock bottom. Well, let's say that when I went to teach at Braylin College, emotionally, I was at Zabriskie Point. Of course, my reputation, or should I say a reputation, preceded me.

  • Abe Lucas: Jill had been right in her appraisal of me. I was teetering on the brink of some kind of breakdown, unable to deal with my feelings of anger, frustration, futility. They say that drowning is a painless way to go.