Plath's Diaries (part 1)
by H
About This Novel
This collection of Plath's diaries records her life from her teenage years to her early marriage. There are youthful days in it, full of the sweetness and sourness of a girl's growth. The most touching thing about this diary is that it clearly and accurately captures the emotions of a girl with a lot of emotions, and the touching moment when a girl grows into a woman, like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon that goes through untold hardships and endures all kinds of pain, just to bloom into beauty. This growth history leads us into Plath's spiritual world and gives us a deep understanding of Plath's growth and life trajectory.
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Official(1)Scraped 4d ago
I feel shameless to say that I feel very similar to her, but I am not as talented as her. I love her arrogance, her inferiority, her little vanity and her thoughts filled with desire. I love her so much, and she is a mystery to me, as if I know her too little. It is no exaggeration to say that at the beginning I spent a lot of time shocked and amazed by her analysis of herself and those desires that I thought in my heart were "real enough to be naked and ugly." Because I have never had the courage to analyze my own desires. I have never dared to face my true self. "Character is destiny; screw it, I better hone my character harder. I used to retreat into torpor and take refuge: I was safer not feeling, not letting the world touch me. But my honest self rebelled against this and hated what I did."
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Official(1)Scraped 4d ago
I feel shameless to say that I feel very similar to her, but I am not as talented as her. I love her arrogance, her inferiority, her little vanity and her thoughts filled with desire. I love her so much, and she is a mystery to me, as if I know her too little. It is no exaggeration to say that at the beginning I spent a lot of time shocked and amazed by her analysis of herself and those desires that I thought in my heart were "real enough to be naked and ugly." Because I have never had the courage to analyze my own desires. I have never dared to face my true self. "Character is destiny; screw it, I better hone my character harder. I used to retreat into torpor and take refuge: I was safer not feeling, not letting the world touch me. But my honest self rebelled against this and hated what I did."
