The Internal Dynamics Of Family Life: What People Will Do To Satisfy Their Needs: Mother'S Suicide

At the root of adolescent sorrow and rage is the recognition that life is hugely harder, more absurd, and less fulfilling than one could ever hitherto have suspected - or had been led to suppose by kindly representatives of the adult world. The sentimental protection of childhood falls away - and a range of searingly malevolent but profoundly important realizations strike.

For a start, one recognizes that no one understands.

That isn't quite true, but of course, the more complicated any human being is, the less likely they are to be easily and immediately understood. Therefore, as a child develops into an adult, the chances of those around them exactly sympathizing with and swiftly grasping their inner condition necessarily decreases sharply.

He was born and raised in an unhappy family, so he doesn't want to continue a vicious cycle of unhappiness. The effort, extreme desire have turned him into a chef. Accompanied by a strong desire for love from someone in need, what would he do to get the girl he wanted?
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