Today, I saw a blogger I like talking about Legally Blonde. Elle Woods, the heroine of the movie, is beautiful and simple in her behavior. She dresses flamboyantly and is unworldly, but she is a brainy and beautiful woman who has conquered Harvard Law School. Vivian is the kind of all Everyone wants to be her girl who does everything well, but Elle easily steals all the limelight from Vivian because of her unique personality. The story of the stereotyped "atypical" girl who became better than the "typical" girl and became the best graduate of Harvard Law School. The second time I saw this movie, I actually felt wronged for Vivian. What is also excellent, but everyone's eyes are attracted to Elle. At the time, this movie was indeed forward-looking and breakthrough. I also once thought that I would also become the kind of girl who can break through stereotypes without being restrained, but I also feel that this incident is actually a little bit similar to another incident: "The girls around me are wearing makeup and I don't know how to keep my face up all day." The essence of these two incidents is completely different, but I found that I The thought of "I want to become such a person" when I first watched this movie was not out of my desire to "be myself without being disturbed by other people's eyes", but out of "I don't agree with most people." It's the same, so I have an inexplicable sense of superiority." The general public's view of personality seems to be biased towards two extremes, such as milky, A, sweet and cool. It seems that these two extremes are more attractive, but personality is actually Extending in all directions, we tend to ignore those common personalities and call them ordinary. I can indeed recognize that there are those very special and cool personalities in life, but often still feel that they become a "typical" "It's really a good thing to be a girl. I'm not saying it's bad to be an "atypical" girl. I just feel that I shouldn't feel ashamed because I'm too typical and too ordinary. Any personality development that doesn't cause harm to others is as long as It is based on the premise of "I really like it", and it is worth doing.
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