After reading so many comments, I still firmly give 5 stars. I do think that witches have no maternal love at all, and princesses are not white-eyed wolves. Those who think the princess has no conscience are probably not the parents who have a strong desire for control and low self-esteem, or the children who have been brainwashed by the parents who have a strong desire to control... The witch said that she is really overprotective. It really looks like my mother... But I've never hated her, but you know what it's like to go out to buy something, someone who's 18 years old and hasn't made a bus alone and has almost zero self-care life? ! My mother also told me when I was a child that the outside world was scary, and my home was in the suburbs. I didn’t think about it when I was a child, but when I grew up, I went to high school in the city and met many excellent classmates, and then I realized my adventures as a child. Sex and drive have long been wiped out in childhood, and now I have no desires and no desires. In the eyes of others, how well-behaved and lovable I am, but I know that the freedom I yearn for is simply not allowed by my mother. (this can be seen in many aspects of life). The high-pressure life in high school almost made me schizophrenic. It was only after I went to college that I read psychology on my own to control my angry temper. I used to be very autistic, because I wanted to break free from my mother's control but was suppressed. I had nowhere to vent and could only transform inward. Parents with children, please understand the nature of a child's longing for freedom. Children are full of energy and enthusiasm. Don't suppress them. A well-behaved child is a child with real problems. Parents who want to help their children grow up healthily can read "Why Home Hurts" If the child is a child, you can also read it for self-treatment.
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