The most ideal and stable marriage still needs the existence of love. The more solid the foundation of love, the more happy the marriage will be. I don’t think marriage will be a hotbed for cultivating love. The sense of responsibility and restraint it imposes on people is contrary to the spontaneous power of love. People who are not so loving will still be less loving when they enter marriage. Love still needs to be cultivated and grown naturally before entering marriage.
The heroine in the movie has been walking along the perfect path that the world thinks since she was a child, being a lawyer, marrying a man of status, living a decent life, and creating an illusion of happiness, and the hero has always cooperated with him. He has been holding back the contradiction, and finally he can only release and break out through extramarital affairs. This actually corresponds to the sentence "The victim of an extramarital affair in a marriage is not necessarily the victim of this marriage."
Of course, the film also exposes the dark side of men and women in human nature. Men seem to think that women once belonged to him will always belong to him, and women are good at manipulating men's shame and self-esteem through the status of the weak.
The last sentence summarizes: the fight should be quarreled, and the peace should not be whitewashed. The battle should still be fought, and the naked reality needs to be faced directly.
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