It's not wrong to have

Mikel 2022-04-21 09:01:26

About death

I remember that when I was in college, for some reason, I became very depressed. I often thought about death, nothingness, and being forgotten, as if I had never lived in this world. During that time, my body was as weak as me, I often caught colds, and I was sick all day. Due to my personality, I didn't have many friends I could really talk to, so most of my time was reserved for my friends. Getting along with myself: I wear a woolen trench coat at night, carry a bag, and have earphones in my ears. I really feel that this noisy campus has nothing to do with me, whether it is the noise of playing games in the dormitory, or passing by. A couple. I don't envy them, but I don't enjoy myself like that either. The darkness enveloped me, the cold wind was blowing, I wanted to tuck my head into my turtleneck sweater, I wandered outside the dormitory, like a lonely sick dog, unable to find the home I wanted . It's so quiet, in my spiritual world, if the desolation can make a person feel scared, but I even appreciate this kind of morbid beauty, it seems like I have always been in the same state, sitting in silence is also enjoying life. The most unfair thing about death is that it doesn't even let me enjoy the feeling of being alone. Even after death, apart from this feeling, everything else is the same. Death is an unavoidable end point, or life is actually a small miracle of us who should be in the eternal state of dust in the universe. Nothing can be owned forever, so its meaning can only be that it once existed. Now, the splendor of life is once there, waiting for the chewing in the future, waiting for the old age, the dying moment, the final experience.

about love

The great thing about a movie is that it tells a story, and the story is basically a jigsaw puzzle of life with many dramatic elements. When the behind-the-scenes photography, music, lines, etc. are presented together in front of the audience, it will try to say to you: hey, this can exist. Yes, this story can indeed exist, but most of it will not exist on me, or most people like me. I actually can't stand being alone because it often makes me worse, makes me depressed, and makes me jealous of the lucky ones who are loved. But this is life. What everyone thinks about is more turning and more exciting. The wonderful is created by oneself, right? Blindly complaining will only be self-pity, until the end of loneliness, you can't sit back and watch, you have to stand up, act, seek, discover, love, or it is a kind of running-in. Love, a peculiar thing in life, it should be a pity not to have it, because its meaning is to have it.

Pain lies in being able to feel it, and the meaning of life lies in this.

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Extended Reading
  • Otis 2021-10-20 19:01:24

    It's a pity that this movie is about the bits and pieces of teenagers suffering from cancer, rather than the Amsterdam-style movie that some people hoped for. For people on the verge of death, a confession, a kiss, and a sex are all luxury. Don't belittle leukemia just because the Korean drama is bad, and don't judge a movie, a city, or a crowd just because you can't understand it. It is ridiculous to demand a dramatic conflict with the dying.

  • Vanessa 2021-10-20 19:01:23

    Van Gogh’s letter to Timo mentioned: “Everyone has a fire in their heart. People who pass by can only see the smoke, but there is always someone who can see the fire, and then walk over to accompany him. Together with me. I saw his fire in the crowd, and I walked quickly over, for fear that he would be drowned in the dust of the years. As long as the right person meets, no matter when, it is the best time

The Fault in Our Stars quotes

  • Isaac: Augustus Waters was a cocky son of a bitch. But we forgive him. Not because of his super-human good looks or because he only got 19 years when he should have gotten way more.

    Augustus Waters: 18 years, buddy.

    Isaac: Dude, come on, really? I'm assuming you have a little time, you interrupting bastard. You interrupt in the middle of my eulogy... You're supposed to be dead! But when the scientists of the future come to my house with robot eyes and they tell me to try them on, I will tell those scientists to piss off 'cause, Gus, I don't want to see a world without you in it. I know I don't want to see a world without Augustus Waters.

  • Hazel Grace Lancaster: Hello. My name is Hazel Grace Lancaster. And Augustus Waters was the star-crossed love of my life. Ours is an epic love story and I probably won't be able to get more than a sentence out without disappearing into a puddle of tears. Like all real love stories, ours will die with us, as it should. You know, I'd kind of hoped that he'd be the one eulogizing me, because there is really no one else... Yeah, no, um... I'm not gonna talk about our love story, 'cause I can't. So instead I'm gonna talk about math. I'm not a mathematician, but I do know this: There are infinite numbers between zero and one. There's point one, point one two, point one one two, and an infinite collection of others. Of course, there is a bigger set of infinite numbers between zero and two or between zero and a million. Some infinities are simply bigger than other infinities. A writer that we used to like taught us that. You know, I want more numbers than I'm likely to get, and God, do I want more days for Augustus Waters than what he got. But Gus, my love, I can not tell you how thankful I am, for our little infinity. You gave me a forever, within the numbered days. And for that I am... I am eternally grateful. I love you so much.

    Augustus Waters: I love you too.