It feels like both episodes 6 and 7 are a little bit like Yang's call for the rise of women's rights.
For example, in the seventh episode of the setting of the face-hugging bug giving birth, I don’t know what to do if I don’t have a child. It seems that my nature is that I should have a child. As a result, after the summer came, I changed this setting, and the whole world changed. In this way, they are going to rush out of the universe. If women on earth also choose a biological setting that can not have children, they may be able to achieve more outstanding achievements.
There is also the self-mockery of the screenwriter in the sixth episode, which made Morty think of a story without a man, and ended up with a story about an aunt shooting a scorpion with blood. The screenwriter wanted to ridicule men who couldn't think of the dialogue when girls didn't discuss boys.
Women’s lives are supposed to be colorful and diverse. As a boy, I am very supportive of the rise of women’s rights. Whoever said that the whole setting of women must revolve around boys, not having children or discussing things related to boys, this cycle should have been broken long ago. It is up to the girl who has a uterus to decide whether to have a child or not. It is not the society that tells her whether she should have a child or not. Everyone’s life is important, and your own happiness is the most important. Not having children, having a man or not, shouldn't dictate a woman's life.
Of course I don't like the extreme feminists on Weibo. The rise of feminism must be accompanied by the rise of obligations and responsibilities. If you want the society to treat boys and girls fairly, girls should silently tell themselves that I and boys should be equal in everything It is impossible to say that I am a disadvantaged group and always put myself on the disadvantaged side. If I am a girl, I should do this and that, and at the same time ask the society to promote women's rights.
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