After watching the movie, it feels like indigestion. Glen's radical views have always puzzled me. I know that the director obviously doesn't fully support his attitude. We should be able to know from Glen's quarrel with the straight man he mistakenly thinks of because of decibels and sexual orientation. But is there really such a huge divide between LGBTQ people and cisgender straight people? I was confused for a long time. Is it really reasonable for gender identity and sexual orientation to be a dominant identity? I think it's just a small part of people. Not to mention that domestic officials regard homosexuality as vulgar and obscene, Brunei also implemented stoning laws against homosexuals last year - sexual minorities are even regarded as obscenity and crimes by hatred. What really separates us is not sexual orientation and gender identity, but prejudice, arrogance, hatred and stupidity. "The feelings between people are not interconnected, I just think they are noisy." This is what makes me feel inexplicably sad.
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