——When we are so close to the mistery that even a small step can help us fetching the unaccessible answer, however, it is actually the real time for a stop.
I often fantasize about the pedestrians on the street, those various Under the expression, there are some stories that are just around the corner. "We are all people with stories" is a good sentence, because we have become what we are now because of different stories. Or sloppy, or elegant, or hopeful, or on the verge of collapse.
Yes, I have Sylar potential and I also have Sylar desire, or more brutal and aggressive. I envy Carter's career, but I can't bear the weight of having nowhere to tell. There is always a person who tries to play a bright role and uses self-deceiving words in exchange for real happiness. Because, we need a person who understands the pain that we think can't be conquered, and believes in his professionalism. Try to hide it at first, and then hand over it obediently, with the story behind it. This tortuous road makes us feel that the hard-won happiness is worth it. All the energy we can endure in the world comes from the most intimate pain about ourselves, the driving force to move forward, and the capital of contempt for others, although the results are often not as expected. If it is straightforward to translate this sentence into - the driving force of our life is the pain that is well hidden in our hearts, then, what is this hiding for? I thought about it. When I was a child, I fought with my sister with a lot of energy. No matter how much my arm was pinched, I would never give in, but I cried when I heard the sound of the key rubbing against the door lock. Treating psychotherapists, we are more gentle, more temptation, facing the sugar-coated cannonballs that we expect like "I understand you" and "I can help you", and prepare more strength and armor, what is the expected wound The smoothing technique, no matter how strong the resistance is, is futile. Because people who want to see a doctor have the desire to heal themselves and the hope of believing in the word fix. When we are used to being helpless and forced to accept, what is more effective than the cold reality is sudden understanding and tolerance, and gentleness that we can rely on. Perhaps at this time, we will cry loudly and feel wronged just like when we were children. I have to cry like a hollowed out heart, and what a happy thing that is.
This film is somewhat similar to "Tokyo Sonata", but it is different. Similar to these people in the movie scene, each has its own sorrow, and these people are connected in some places. "East" is a family, and "Shrink" is a movie. The difference is that the sadness of "East" makes people feel at a loss, and as expected, they can only sigh helpless; in contrast, "Shrink" reveals a more realistic picture, and also has a more positive flavor full of humanity, or just Such a tone can easily give hope. It seems that, in theory, relying on a little bit of film-delivered belief or someone else's appreciation to be strong is an act of cowardice and withdrawal. I just want to ask, isn't the origin of religion also a way for human beings to seek spiritual support for self-liberation? No matter how strong your heart is, there will be a moment of collapse. You don’t need to be obsessed with shaping yourself into a perfect person. You need 502 super glue to bond. In an emergency, similar rice paste is a good substitute.
The last scene of the film seems to tell people that they are holding these painful stories, and it is better to spread them out generously. People's healing does not depend on the professional terms of a psychotherapist, telling you what kind of disease it is. What symptoms, what to think and what to do. Sometimes people are the focus, but for others, they may be the antidote. Stimulating people to refuse real contact with people, harvesting and giving love to others is the real reason to push yourself into the dead end. How can a single, straight-line communication with a psychotherapist be worth the favor of the surrounding network. Restoring your trust in yourself and restoring your trust in others is the key to getting better. In this way, how can you be willing to commit suicide, how can you be willing to abandon the person you love deeply, why can't even the closest person be treated?
However, all this relief comes at a price. To borrow a lyric that I have heard the most recently to describe it is "what a painful realization".
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