Camus said, "When a man reaches forty, he can accept the destruction of some part of himself."
Which part?
When a person reaches middle age, what needs to be destroyed is the part that is enough to destroy himself? Or the part that makes you strong?
I couldn't find a topic to talk about that night, so I simply spread out in front of H the self that I had hidden in my heart and never reconciled with. This is something I've never tried, to be honest with others before being honest with myself, it's definitely not because of courage, it's definitely because of lack of thought, underestimating the vulnerability of this part can hurt.
This intrepid dialogue is a tearing process for me, I just foolishly hope that H can be my priest as usual, listen to my confession, and then I can untie the knot in my heart, Unexpectedly, it collapsed uncontrollably.
There is a person who can understand her own inferiority, understand her vulnerability, feel sorry for her strength, and praise her bravery. This must be a gorgeous harbor.
But then again, this episode is a bit of a gaffe. H started playing a priest and finally turned into a bloodthirsty media reporter? !
Is it a gorgeous harbor or is it actually a cannibal island?
Let's keep reading!
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