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自信是奇妙的魔法宝贝：没有它的人，好想用各种方式，假装自己拥有它；已经拥有它的人，却忘记自己拥有它。
自信是让自己相信：我们是个可以爱与被爱的生命体。
≪遇见。做一个淡淡的女子≫ 0页
吴淡如 作品
ISBN 978-7-5125-0683-1
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完美的计划都会出错
回复删除早上，我兴奋写下一天的计划。
中午，我焦虑计划只实现一点点。
黄昏，我懊恼计划大都没完成。
晚上，我承认又是计划失败的一天。
但不论是心情多么低沉的夜晚，
天光大亮后，都是崭新的开始。
≪我不是完美小孩≫ 42页
几米 作品
ISBN 978-7-5110-1956-1
完美的色彩红橙黄绿蓝靛紫
回复删除我仔细地看着镜子里的我，
好像整个人变了一个样，
但又是原来的我。
原来的我不喜欢现在的我，
但现在的我也不喜欢原来的我。
现在的我和原来的我都很苦恼。
≪我不是完美小孩≫ 112页
几米 作品
ISBN 978-7-5110-1956-1
I briefly toyed with the idea that I should try to convince her that nothing I had told her was true. That we were more magical realism than science fiction, specifically that branch of literary fiction that comes complete with an unreliable narrator. That I wasn't really an alien. That I was a human who'd had a breakdown, and there was nothing extraterrestrial or extramarital about me. Gulliver might have known what he had seen, but Gulliver had a fragile mind. I could easily denied everything. A dog's health fluctuates. People fall off roofs and survive. After all, humans - especially adult ones - want to believe the most mundane truths possible. They need to, in order to stop their worldviews, and their sanity, from capsizing and plunging them into the vast ocean of incomprehensible.
回复删除But it seemed too disrespectful, somehow, and I couldn't do it. Lies were everywhere on this planet, but true love had its name for a reason. And if a narrator tells you it was just a dream, you want to tell him he has simply passed from one delusion into another one, and he could wake from this new reality at any time. You had to stay consistent to life's delusions. All you had was your perspective, so objective truth was meaningless. You has to choose a dream and stick with it. Everything else was a con. And once you had tasted truth and love in the same potent cocktail, there had to be no more tricks. But while I knew I couldn't correct this version of things with any integrity, living with it was hard.
The Humans, P263-264
Matt Haig
ISBN 978-0-85786-876-3