In fact, I was very impatient to watch this film, I didn’t find it funny or pitiful, and the girl who was very enthusiastic didn’t think it was great. My mother recommended it to me yesterday. If love has God’s will, so what is the whole film. Interesting, Doris is a storage fetish. For example, she will keep a sleigh that the neighbor gave before moving, as if it is useless except to hang clothes. A psychologist and relatives came to help tidy up the house, and asked her to classify her things into three categories: throw away, donate, and keep, and force her to break up properly. In particular, I understand the feeling that something that I think is important is said to be worthless by others and should be disposed of. I have done this for others (white eyes), and I have done it myself (big white eyes). During my internship, I went to the public housing for a home visit. Before going there, I brought one of our social workers to hand out a mask. I've never seen so many cockroaches in my life, mummy worms. . . . . After the husband passed away, he started to store things. The house was full of plastic bags. The neighbors complained countless times. If points were deducted, they would have to move out. But the strangest thing is that the client's son can open up a small world at the door to play games calmly. Forget who told me, a person's room can basically reflect his/her psychological state. For people with storage addiction, I think it should be a lack of security. There are so many uncontrollable things in life, so be prepared for a rainy day. I still understand this very well. My mother often buys various cold medicines and anti-inflammatory medicines and Chuanbei loquat ointment. Stacked together to fill a table, it is really a spectacular. I also often buy all kinds of little things that are useless. I buy it for my mood, because in most cases, I have no special desire to buy anything except food. But the feeling of being reluctant to throw it away, this one was given by xxx, and that one was bought when I was doing something with xxx, I still resonate very much. In fact, when I don't know where to put it away, I can't remember the existence of such a thing at all. But sometimes it's a surprise to find out. Of course, sometimes I wish I could live a simpler life, but I just can't stand living like a robot. I remember that I just moved into a new house, and I always felt empty, and I bought a lot of things without knowing it. It would be a disaster if we had to move again -_-
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