growing up

Most of the people who shed tears in the theater were adults. The children laughed, and a sister asked her brother aloud: "What happened?" The brother said with a smile but a smile: "He died." He didn't care in his tone. I just sat quietly left the little boy from start to finish watching the movie, subtitles, when his mother asked him: "Did you like it?" He nodded, "Mmhmm."
Tears, almost all adults.
I can't help but remember what it looked like when I was young when I watched anime. I remember watching "Nine-Colored Deer" very early, and I was nervous and nervous following the plot. I watched "The Fox and the Hound" more than a dozen times, and I cried every time I watched it. When I was older and started to get in touch with more Disney Pixar DreamWorks, I was often moved to cry.
However, when I grow up, I will cry when I watch anything.
A few days ago, I made up "Doraemon with Me" and I was not particularly moved, but when I watched Nobita crying and saying that I was not happy at all, tears still flowed out. At that time, I also felt very inexplicable and didn't move, but I just wanted to shed tears.
Watched in the cinema yesterdayWhen I tried to hold back my tears. Spot saw his own kind, sniffed his nose vigorously, and frowned curiously and vigilantly at the figure in the distance. Arlo looked at Spot nervously and then at the opposite side of the mountain. He walked over gently and lifted Spot up and said, Let's go, we're going home. He didn't want to lose Spot, he didn't want to face the fear of the unknown alone, so he selfishly attributed Spot to himself, and then along the way, he said to Spot how good the family is, he will love it. As everyone knows that it is not Spot's home, he may be happy, but he will never find a sense of belonging.

Finally, when Arlo learned to let go, he gently pushed Spot towards the same kind. Spot frowned, not understanding, and ran towards Arlo. Arlo gently pushed Spot away again and again, drew a circle on the ground to surround them. Spot finally understood, his eyes were sad and unwilling, but there was a hint of relief. Maybe he understands that Arlo has grown up, he is sensible, he can walk the rest of the way by himself, and he doesn't need to worry about him anymore. He found his family and can leave without worry. And Arlo will definitely find his family. They will always have each other in their hearts and spend their entire lives in their respective homes.
I read this paragraph with the end of my tears.
Everyone must learn to make sacrifices and face their fears. My parents are afraid of losing me, but they understand that one day I will face my life alone, so they put me out of the warm home early and hide my thoughts so that I can do what I want to do with peace of mind, even if I leave them. further and further. My boyfriend is afraid to miss, but he knows that I need to chase my dreams and own my own career, so he silently bears the distance of seeing only one month in a year. I am afraid of loneliness, but in order to be independent, I must face my loneliness, so that I can go strong in the face of more loneliness that may be possible in the future.
When the dust settles, when we can all be alone, when we learn to say goodbye and accept, when we all overcome our fears and become better selves, we can finally spend a whole life in our own homeland.

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