I wish I was a tolerant and tolerant person.
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I don't understand
Freda 2022-12-02 16:47:29
Recently, I have started to watch psychology-related movies on a large scale. I think this movie should tell us that some quirks are actually normal. Everyone has some quirks more or less. "The difference in this one is that the latter is a state of tolerance and understanding. Even if it is a dummy, it is willing to cooperate with the patient to act and accept him. In this movie, everyone adopts an assimilation plan for quirks different from their own, allowing the teenagers to receive various treatments, quarreling or taking stimulants because of the strangeness of the teenagers. I have no intention of evaluating which is better or worse. Different environments may have different degrees of acceptance. Just like homosexuality, it is not an attitude that every country can recognize.
I wish I was a tolerant and tolerant person.
I wish I was a tolerant and tolerant person.
Extended Reading
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[Justin and Rebecca walk along the stream together]
Justin Cobb: It's hot today.
Rebecca: Yeah.
Justin Cobb: I think I'm gonna take my shirt off.
Rebecca: Yeah? Go ahead.
Justin Cobb: You should, too.
Rebecca: What are you trying, Justin?
Justin Cobb: No, really. I mean, we're so uptight in our clothes. It's just like wearing a bathing suit. At the beach.
Rebecca: No. My stomach will get sunburned, and my mom will get mad.
Justin Cobb: Your mom looks at you naked?
Rebecca: Well, yeah, I mean, don't your parents?
Justin Cobb: Audrey? Mike? No.
Rebecca: Why do you call your parents by their first name?
Justin Cobb: Mike says when I call him Dad, he feels old. And I sound like a child or something. And when I call Audrey, Mom, she seems old to him?
Rebecca: Oh.
Justin Cobb: So are you gonna take your shirt off?
Rebecca: You?
Justin Cobb: Yeah.
[Justin and Rebecca turn away from each other and take their shirts off before turning back around to face each other]
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[Justin calls Dr. Perry asking him to take back the hypnosis he still feels under]
Justin Cobb: Perry. It worked.
Dr. Perry Lyman: That's wonderful.
Justin Cobb: No, I - I didn't think it would be like this. Can you put it back? or something?
Dr. Perry Lyman: Your subconscious has taken its course.
Justin Cobb: Please, I really feel crazy.
Dr. Perry Lyman: Stick with it, Justin. Call on your power animal for help.
[Justin looks at the phone confused and hangs up]