Online IDs and Kafka

"In reality, people cannot "disappear" casually. They must maintain inextricable connections with other people, whether real or fake; active or forced... It is like being tied by an invisible rope. You have to constantly observe and be sensitive to the views and reactions on the other end of the rope. Your responsibilities and obligations are also Morality does not allow you to avoid your own existence, let alone cut off these connections easily." For a period of time, you will always be tired of real life, and you will feel disgusted and dissatisfied with the people and things around you. It is like lying in a coffin, watching the disgusting dust covering you layer by layer, unable to move, unable to make a sound, and do not want to make a sound. So I got tired of talking to the people around me, to the point where "I have nothing to say and I feel tired just by looking at it." Now it seems that it is because I have been carefully tightening these ropes, and I can probably see through the pretense and sincerity under the usual whitewash.

If your silence means that you live a relatively happy life - and people tend to hate writing letters in such situations - then that's quite satisfactory to me. ~~Kafka is so gentle~

The so-called Internet pursues a hazy sense of beauty. Whoever takes it seriously will be fooled.

... It's good, but a bit cumbersome.

Zhi Da is actually equivalent to a sacred place in the world of beauty in my mind. Maybe other people will tolerate it after reading this sentence. I can't help but feel sore, but that's really what I'm thinking right now.

Zhi Da is actually equivalent to a sacred place in the world of beauty in my mind. Maybe other people will tolerate it after reading this sentence. I can't help but feel sore, but that's really what I'm thinking right now.

Sometimes illusory things are more fascinating, because they are as beautiful as you want them to be. Moreover, this beauty can be continuously magnified in imagination.

Dingrou has keen observation, precise analysis, and concise expression skills. Most of the people I know are working as social observation reporters. If Dingrou enters this field, he will definitely become a blockbuster.

Well! The first time I read Shi Dingrou's masterpiece, I saw it accidentally mentioned by someone else, so I clicked on the prose section directly. Master! This article can top the list of literary journals.

I agree!!! Life always makes people feel frustrated. The Internet is a wastewater treatment outlet. My bitter water flows through it into the sea without a trace. I think some people are just like this, and it is probably the same for many people.