This is the best film I've ever seen that expresses homosexuality. The film tries to make the audience understand homosexuality, and it does so successfully. Most people have a natural rejection of homosexuality, and the big boss in the film has the same rejection of homosexuality as the previous joe. From the beginning, Andrew went to Joe and said that he was gay. Joe quickly wiped his hands and went to see a doctor. He was also very angry at making fun of gay. He took the case entirely for the sake of legal justice. After getting to know Andrew gradually, Joe also tried to enter the gay circle. The most obvious change is that joe went to andrew to talk about the case, but andrew was intoxicated in the opera. At this time, andrew lost everything outside and showed his true self. And joe was also fascinated by it, and was deeply attracted by Andrew. After the song, joe found his gaffe, and ran away from Andrew's house as soon as possible. When he got home, he hugged his wife and daughter for comfort. It means that Joe understands andrew. Homosexuality can happen to anyone. At the moment of the opera, Joe must have been attracted to andrew. Otherwise, he would not have been so fascinated by it. Amazed by my transformation. Since then, joe doesn't seem to reject gays so much, and has also attended their parties. The rules of this world are always set by the majority. As far as homosexuality is concerned, it is a matter of free choice, and everyone has their own right to choose and decide. The object is different, but that is also love, and the essence of love has not changed. All we need to do is try to be tolerant of other people's choices and understand other people's lives. Singing in the last song, don't turn your back on me, I'm afraid of loneliness. What kind of love is love, since it is love, there is nothing to be ashamed of!
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