I'm so scared that I'm in it too.
When I was in college, I was addicted to watching Baby Annie. I always felt that school, classmates, teachers, and even the world had nothing to do with me. What I learned was useless. My friends always hurt in the end, and I always met the maliciousness of strangers. , things are not always perfect, so I am immersed in my own world and can't extricate myself.
Then my mother was afraid that I would drop out of school and ask my grandfather to tell my grandma. I met a bunch of friends who played with me and played with me in the dark. I stayed up all night to prepare for the exam for them to copy. It's secular, and sometimes I'm fussing about it, or doing some unreasonable things, which makes me feel like I'm still in this world, and I'm still interacting with people.
This movie scared me. I was really afraid that I would become a bird, get out of this world, and abandon everything for the sake of metaphysics; I was really afraid that after watching it, my behavior would be out of control, hurting others, hurting myself, and hurting my loved ones.
People have to join the world and be born. Flying without fetters is too ethereal. There is no so-called flying without ground. Only when the protagonist has a friend who understands him can he be considered to be truly free. Only when he flies up and falls to the ground can he smile brightly when he sees his friend. People can only pursue freedom in a higher sense when they have objects they care about.
Okay, let me vent, I look back at the title and feel that I have exaggerated. Maybe after a period of time, my mood will be different, and I may feel very naive after reading this text.
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