Obsessive

At this moment, you may be sitting in the conference room. The hands of the clock on the wall have crossed 21 o'clock, but the leader is still talking endlessly, and everyone has to make self-criticism on the next agenda. Meanwhile, at home, your loved one is upset about your child's academic performance and performance in school. When you get home, the greasy dishes in the sink are waiting for you to wash them. Maybe you will be scolded by your lover for coming home late. Is there a moment when you suddenly feel like you only live for others? You call this growth and responsibility. There is nothing wrong with this. You are a real warrior if you dare to accept the boring life day after day. Maybe after you get home every day, you stay in the car for ten minutes, light a cigarette, and listen to a song. Only at that moment do you feel real. But maybe in another world, there are people who were born similarly to you and experienced the same experiences, who are fighting hard for themselves to realize those dreams that you have fantasized about and expected, but have not been able to actually implement. If you can't let go of your attachments, your pursuit will be fruitless. This is a story about the growth of a swordsman, and maybe it's also a story about you and me.