which are actually about prostitutes.
First: the love between the prostitute and the shoemaker. The prostitute talks to a dozen people ML every day, and her boyfriend ML has to wait until the time of marriage. The movie mentions Christianity, but what I really want to express is not. Prostitutes XXOO with other people every day are representative work, and the relationship with her boyfriend can be regarded as ML. It is a beautiful love, so we have to wait until the wedding night.
Second: The prostitute was raped. The prostitute was raped every day. It was so sad to be raped once. This seems funny, but it's not. A prostitute is also a human being. When she is willing to deal with you, it is her job, and when she doesn't want to do it, your overlord will be torturing her psychologically.
Is this a funny stalk of the director unintentionally or is it deliberately made to make people think? Do you want to tell others that prostitutes are also human and have their own dignity?
It’s not that I’m speaking for a whore, but I’m thinking, if there is a girlfriend who is a whore, can you bear the smell of someone else’s J*B coming out of her mouth?
It’s a bit yellow, but this movie is all about it, I’m just talking about
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