There is always a subtle feeling in works like "Wolf Rain", and I always feel that the politically correct sentence of "being a mother" is used to limit other possibilities for women. . Of course, it’s not that there is anything wrong with the plot similar to "Wolf Rain", the story itself is really touching, but it feels too stereotype, as if once pregnant and giving birth to a child, the social attributes of "mother" should override this woman as a "human being" "'S native attributes. Like seven emotions, six desires, and selfishness, these characteristics that humans should have will be erased from the description of "great mother", making the concept of mother like a god in a niche, pure and beautiful.
But is this really respecting the "mother"? Shouldn't true respect for a person put him on an equal position with oneself? I feel that accepting and understanding the mortal nature of the mother, and even accepting that "my own birth may be just an accident of lust" is the starting point of a relationship of respect and equality. .
例えば, mortals do not suddenly possess divinity just because they have made love and give birth to children. There are bound to be many in maternal love out of a sense of responsibility and unavoidable circumstances. This is what we have to be considerate of. Simply shouting "how much did she give for us" is just to be touched by myself. For me, to realize that "she has paid so much that is painful and unwilling" is the healthier mother-child relationship. beginning. .
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