1. The heroine ex was performing rigidly throughout the whole process, "I'm the best, I'm the coolest, and I'm big? All women love me", which can't lift my interest at all. Can you spit everything out of your mouth before talking?
2. The heroine did not show her spiritual resonance to ex in the whole process, so she is not regretting missing her soulmate and missing love, but just regretting missing the big one. In that case, there is no need to be so sad! It seems that there is nothing big in the world except ex. Where is the end of the world?? Are you just going to a bar to meet a new boss? I wouldn't think such a plot would be so outrageous
3. The heroine's husband is a bit like the motherland in the black robe?
4. The heroine has such a thorough girlfriend, and she can actually do such a bad job, she really can't take it.
5. Seriously, people like the heroine who can't let go of both ends should not get married. There's nothing wrong with not getting married. Wouldn't it be better to live with your best friend and be a happy fairy?
6. What kind of feminism is this? Don't pour dirty water on feminism, isn't this the love brain! The love brain is never feminism. As long as you have something to do with women's rights, the heroine should go out to work and make yourself half-dead, no energy, sperm and brain.
Obviously I came here to watch soft porn like Fifty Shades of Grey, but I wasn't happy for a second. It can only be said that Netflix is very good at marketing, and everyone knows those few seconds of footage. When it comes to exploring the contradictions of middle-aged women's desires, "Teacher's Affair" is better than this. Anyway, people are really cool, and the lust is really enjoyable.
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