There is a saying in the human disqualification: "Cowards are even afraid of happiness, they will be hurt when they touch cotton, and sometimes they will be hurt by happiness."
So, I can't help but ask,
Cowards are afraid of happiness, I think it is because cowards are afraid of losing happiness. Thus dare not have
Because having it may be lost, lost, will only hurt him fiercely again, leaving scratches in the heart of what he has owned. It's not as good as nothing.
However, for ordinary people, if they have happiness, they must first immerse themselves in joy and enjoy themselves.
But the protagonist is a very sensitive person, almost completely disappointed in the beauty of the world.
For him, he always looks at the world with pessimism. He believes that happiness inevitably leads to the loss of happiness. The loss of happiness, the pain of gaining and losing, is also unspeakably painful. Even the extreme mood was that he was afraid of the existence of happiness.
Even if you have an umbrella, even if you wear a paper hat, you don't think you have the courage to fight against the wind and rain
Many people, for the book "Human Disqualification", think that it is a synonym for mourning. Because the author uses the perspective of the protagonist to directly outline the ugliness of the human world with the pen. In the text, you can see people's hypocrisy, arrogance, and ugliness of violating others.
But in fact, it reflects that the protagonist has completely compromised with the world. He even felt directly that the world was completely shrouded in darkness. Even, fear of the light. Because it is believed that the light must be pierced and defeated by the darkness. There is no glorious word in the human world.
Therefore, the reader will bring great pain and even fear to himself in this book.
But I want to say. We must acknowledge the ugly side of human nature. But not like the protagonist. After all, people are animals with temperature, and sometimes they may hurt others coldly, but at some point, they will still feel the pain of others.
So, love the people you love, love the world.