A mother born in 1924, a child born in 1964, the distance of 40 years from each other can be inserted into another life. As the teenager grows up and enters adolescence, as a mother (single mother), she is both worried about her own life and anxious about the negative aspects of the teenager's growth. In the end, she has to ask for help from two girls, Abbie and Julie, who are slightly older than the teenager. But there is no doubt that the generation gap of these 40 years cannot be filled. No one understands the joys and sorrows experienced by the other party in that era. The conflict escalates when Abbie repeats "menstruation" aloud during the meal and Julie talks about his sexual experiences. In fact, these are all necessary processes in youth, and there is no need to deliberately avoid and prohibit them, but they just need some correct guidance. Don't worry too much about this generation gap, it's inevitable that it can't be filled, and it's more about tolerance and understanding, just let it flow, just like the teenager said at the end, "I think that I have started a new relationship with her since then, just when she The time to really talk to me begins, but maybe there will never be a time like this again, maybe this is it." Do what you should and want to do at every age, don't avoid it and leave no regrets!
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