The show is still realistic
That is, no matter how George maintains the superficial decent, in the end, he will be forced by the hypocritical interpersonal relationship of his mother who does not understand his work to a situation where he thinks he needs Mae and loves Mae. In the end, he still can't really be strong on his own.
Mae is a person who has no backbone. What feels good? Whoever lives is deliberately not wanting to feel good, but Mae is a typical person who has no backbone and is unwilling to take any responsibility. Excessive demand type personality Vampire type personality until the energy of the people around him is consumed She's exhausted and then replaced with another. Her mother's evaluation of her is objective. This person is always running away from what he should take on and attributes everything to a character problem. This is a character problem at all It's not right that he's pampering you That's what he means It's good for you Is it pampering you like a fool This is what kind of love This is the personality of the hermit crab Mae It's right that Mother kicked her out She said she never got angry of course What's the use of your mother being angry, she's just disappointed in you
But is it just such a cripple, sober Lava, like a decent Goerge, like everyone's ability to maintain a normal heart on the surface, or is it because of loneliness that he deceives himself to choose such a failed person?
What kind of love is this long-term dating? Is this what modern people are chasing?
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