Finally found a youth film, did not break up, abort the car accident. I finally saw a movie that fits my youth. Like Nadine, we always unconsciously wait and see what other people look like before we don’t know what kind of person we want to become, hoping to find some advice and direction for life from others, but the results are often disappointing. One's own weakness and worthlessness, then depression and low self-esteem. Then, in order to hide our inferiority, we acted as if we were isolated and isolated from others. On the surface, we were proud and beautiful, but in reality we were timid and cowardly, and we never dared to contact those "successful" people. We were originally looking at other people's lives as a reference, but we accidentally put the cart before the horse in our comparisons, and then miserable because we couldn't get their lives. Youth is a beautiful process, but before it is beautiful, we all have to go through a rebellious process. A lot of things we look back on after we have gone through them, and then we can really see the right and wrong of those things. Youth is selfish, until you understand that there is no regret medicine in this world for others, and time will not turn back. What we can do is to try our best to compensate those who have been hurt by us.
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