It is ironic that almost all the women in the film are tortured by men in their marriages, and some are even more miserable under the bullying, humiliation, and violence of their husbands, which is the main reason for their mental problems; while the heroine stubbornly hopes Looking for a man to marry.
Mary, has a heart like a Virgin. Bee, living hard and regularly. Cuddy, with a plain appearance and a manly face, like all virtuous women, she set up her little home properly.
Growing up in New York, a big city with good conditions, he is educated, has faith, and loves life and art.
But the heroine doesn't fit people's imagination of "female".
Strong, capable, and hardworking, the men in the film don't see her as an attractive woman. When she proposed "I also need to get married and have children", everyone put on a look of rejection and disgust.
"Does a small oasis in the desert exist if no one knows it exists?"
When I asked this sentence, I was actually asking: With such a beautiful mind, what kind of value is there if no one knows about it?
The vast west is sparsely populated; the boundless universe is full of people. This terrible loneliness, the tragic sense of fate.
How can I find you.
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