Many men have a kind of self-confidence, and agreeing to watch a movie with him means agreeing to go to bed.
At first, I didn't quite understand the anger of the two heroines. After reading it, I understand that Alex's anger comes from the anger that she turns a blind eye to the unfair relationship. She wants to take the initiative and wants to speak up, but she doesn't dare, for fear of losing the house and reputation she finally got under the rules of the patriarchal society. , money and status, the inner contradiction makes her angry. Bradley's anger comes from her kind heart and empathy. She sees the darkness of society and the difficulties of vulnerable groups. She wants to change the world, but the world excludes her and teases her. Escape disappointment.
In the end, the two of them stood together and spoke out about the scandal at the top, and with the help of a group of colleagues, told part of the truth. But what is the price? It was Hannah's death that awakened some people, but who could awaken Hannah, the hard-working and passionate girl.
Mitch thought he was innocent from beginning to end. In fact, as a beneficiary of the rules of the patriarchal society, of course he would not admit his sins, but instead played the role of the victim wholeheartedly when he was pointed out wrong. He took it for granted that he could sleep with any girl he wanted to sleep with. That was a gift he gave to others. Afterwards, you had to come and prove that it was you who tried your best to climb into my bed. The two types of people who were victims of Mitch's so-called me too action are essentially the same type of people, that is, scum.
Those girls who work hard for life, dreams, family members, and various reasons, don't look down on themselves, and don't arbitrarily take some mistakes on themselves. Thinking of an interview with U.S. Justice Ginsburg, someone asked: What do you think is equality between men and women? Ginsburg replied: When nine justices in the United States are women, and people are not surprised.
I hope that this abominable male-ruled society will become history as soon as possible, and that our descendants will not have to experience this fucking injustice.
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