The final choice of monogamous marriage system in human history has its inevitability and rationality, but it does not mean that it is perfect. Facts have proved that it is possible for a person to fall in love with multiple people at the same time, and aesthetic fatigue, like the new and dislike the old, is human nature; this means that after marriage, it is possible for a person to fall in love with another person again, even if he/she still maintains Showing the love for the current partner. At this time, the sense of responsibility for the family and the fear of moral condemnation will restrain people's derailment. Just like the people in the play, even if it is difficult for the two to be happy, they can only "see each other and hate it late." recall. Even though they eventually maintained the good image of a good wife, mother and gentleman, what they may lose is the unforgettable happiness that is hard to find in a lifetime. Since everyone has the right to pursue happiness, who can say that such a moral standard that suppresses human nature is 100% correct at this time?
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