"Stoner" "When he builds the study, he actually intends to shape himself." This sentence is very interesting. What kind of people we become is actually like the stuffed specimen bird. We are adding something inside. Read this book, watch this movie, study this course seriously, choose this major, you are all becoming yourself. Personalities also seem to be specimens, to which we add what we want to present. I've wondered if our looks are just a mix of personalities. I am a semi-staunch materialist, and this idea was abandoned by me. However, this aspect reflects the diversity and ambiguity of personalities. After all, multiple personalities have not really been explained yet. I discussed a question with my classmates: what determines my personality? The day before or the day after tomorrow. Is my temper tantrum genetic, or is it an environment where I grew up because my father was irritable; what if I lived in another environment? Will it be different? But it doesn't matter, Milan Kundera in "The Unbearable Lightness of Life" "There is no way to test which choice is good, because there is no comparison. Everything is experienced at once, only once, can't prepare .Because people can only live once." Have you ever thought about the reason why you have become like this? Often it was some kind of trivial or constant influence that I finally became like this. My parents' discipline is not too strict, but it is still very restrictive. When I was in elementary school, I would sneak up at night to read novels, which was a bit rebellious and independent; I would take an ice pack to cool down the TV after watching TV, because my parents would touch the temperature on the TV when they came back; , my parents will look at the window and directly ask me about my consumption today. So I was restrained, silent, and self-conscious in front of them. He has been replaced by his mother in the last sentence of the film. If the multiple personalities are not from the perspective of disease, we all have a little bit: yielding in reality and ideals, choosing between money and value, the universality of contradictions intensifies In the struggle between "many personalities", we may be eventually replaced by one of them, but hopefully that one is not what we hate.
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