The setting of the heroine's depression patient is very important. Because of the same thing, from the husband's point of view, whether he encounters setbacks or hopes, he is optimistic and looks on the bright side.
In fact, among the people who the heroine knocked on the door to meet, more than one person was worse than her, but others could survive, and the heroine actually felt that life was not easy for her alone.
Because of this setting of the heroine, the effect of everything she encountered was to magnify her emotions, so that she committed suicide by swallowing pills in the middle. The sky did not fall, but it was the last straw. exist. It is precisely because of this that a colleague's visit a second later can instantly rekindle her hope. Sometimes it's not that I want to die, it's just a choice that can save you from suffering, stress, helplessness and anxiety. Yes, we are vulnerable and sensitive.
It's not that I can resonate because I've experienced something, I may miss a lot of details, and I envy those who have delicate emotions without their own experience (of course, the film is the most important), otherwise it will be too hurt.
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