In the stage of smooth life, the husband is considered to be considerate and caring, and accompany the childbirth. But an accident made everyone in the family become hysterical. The husband was eager to ask his wife to restore her mood, and even wanted her to comfort her broken-hearted self. The wife's refusal made him angry; the tough and mean mother insisted on suing the midwife, unintentionally and intentionally stimulating her daughter's pain in life. Only the female protagonist, who is physically and mentally created, just wants to heal alone.
This inaction is the most unbearable for the family. In the eyes of the husband it is indifference, in the eyes of the mother it is withdrawal. The heroine's rejection of her husband's travel advice and avoidance of her husband's sexual demands have all become excuses for her husband to rediscover alcoholism and derailment. It is difficult for the mother to accept the offspring who survived as a survivor, and she does not want to sue the midwife who is at fault in the accident. Both the husband and the mother ask the heroine to endure what they think is entirely possible. In the face of suffering, everyone wants to find the source to vent and blame, but only the heroine finally chooses to internalize her pain.
In the five years I've been with my partner, I've often been smug about "being good to her." Many times I feel superior for what I do. However, this is also based on "successful life". Occasionally conflicting times, we can also see that we have different reactions when faced with conflicts. This is an instinct developed from a small family environment. I can feel the incompetence and anger of the husband in the play. It seems familiar, but in different degrees in life. How about a husband, before giving birth, will he pick up a yoga ball and treat his wife violently?
Just use this film to remind yourself how important it is to manage your emotions in the face of downturns. The sequence of sharing weal and woe is different, and the ending is different, but no matter what kind of change of situation is a test for oneself.
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