It's mean, isn't it? The reality is that I never buy lottery tickets or believe in luck. I used to believe in down-to-earth, hard work and harvest, but now I don't seem to believe this completely. There is an article on psychology that says that gamblers and lottery fans are optimists, because only such people believe in miracles. On the contrary, I should be a pessimist. When I grow up, I know that life always backfires. Yes, there are too many things about the right time and place, talent, background, connections, luck, there are many uncontrollable things, China's population base is so large, the competition is so big, you say you can endure hardship, and there are people who don't want to die. Well, do you think you are good enough? Then there are those who go abroad to get a full scholarship, not to mention that you are neither good nor lucky"...
Actually, writing this article is not to laugh at this conductor, and I am not right to buy it. I don't care about Porsche. In fact, I am not interested in cars. Many people I admire are not very interested in material things, such as Guevara, Lennon, Wang Xiaobo, Liu Xiaodong... Even if they are like Li Ka-shing, my impression is What is profound is an article about the story of him taking the bus to work every day, although I don't believe it (the bus full of his bodyguards might be more expensive than driving), but I think this kind of attitude towards material things is very valuable. I am unhappy with myself. I don't know when and where I lost my vision for the future. This vision used to accompany me all the way to the college entrance examination and college entrance examination, but now it's gone. It's like being stolen by a thief. No trace, too many reasons for me to lose confidence in this world: unfair rights, corrupt officials, mistresses, businessmen, raccoon dogs, profit-seeking enterprises, polluting the air, polluting the water, polluting the land, selfish people, eating up the elements Periodic table, global warming, disappearance of species, do you think tomorrow will be better, but tomorrow is still the same and maybe worse. Why convince yourself to deceive yourself into believing in the future? Even the people who wrote <
I don't know how to proceed after writing this, and it is estimated that I am so gloomy and negative that I don't want to live after reading this. Depression is probably like this, a lot of people don't know they have depression, but I know I have it, Mel Gibson also knows that I have it, it's a kind of desperation to see through the world, and people with major depression end up completely completely give up themselves, because they cannot express it, only suicide. But I’m not yet. Like Mei, I still want to save it again. In fact, I don’t think it’s bad to reshape a personality. Don’t we always advocate to make ourselves better, more beautiful, more successful, more kind, Change yourself without knowing yourself. I think Mr. Beaver is very good, energetic and humorous, and it is a model of positive energy. However, mental patients tend to go to extremes, thinking that it is either black or white. In the end, the beaver personality will completely control itself, and "self" does not exist, which is actually equivalent to suicide. The movie still gave a bright tail at the end. For the sake of the family, Mei cut off the connection between her husband and herself in a decisive way to save herself. In fact, I think this is a flaw in the movie. If it is the power of the family that saves him, he Why didn't it get better 3 years ago? For a mild patient like me, self-rescue is the key. Didn't Dou Wentao say that his motto is "I think I can save it again!"? He was able to pass it on when he hosted "Wen Tao Pai An". Those with depression, the show was stopped later, and Cui Yongyuan, they all saw too much reality, they didn't die, there were many reasons, the most important thing was that they didn't want to die, Leslie Cheung jumped in the end, it's not the people who care about him too few people.
That's it, as a neurotic, I have too much to say.
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