It's actually about a woman who doesn't like SM being forced to play SM by her gay guy who loves SM. (It’s just that S is forced.)
Throughout the article, S’s side does not show any enjoyment, she is only forced to perform by the other half, while M’s side is more and more obsessed with it, and it is difficult to extricate herself from it, the same sexual orientation Interests are different, so this relationship seems strange and tasteless.
About halfway through the film, I found out that Cynthia, who was apparently the owner of the castle, was actually playing the master-slave game with a rich lover. Her expression and eyes in every frame seemed to say, "I'm so tired, can I generalize?" Ordinary love?"
It's no wonder that many people find it boring after reading it, just like your partner never eats meat, and after marriage forces you to eat fast every day, although you can cooperate at first, but gradually it becomes serious To require you to eat not only vegetarian but also can not put any seasoning. Even if the other person loves you very much, has a villa and a luxury car, does not have to go to work, and can do housework, but when you want to eat something other than cabbage leaves, people will complain and waver or even want to have an affair, such a life must have One side suffers. Because it is difficult for two people to reconcile their basic preferences. If you both like vegetarians, it is like if Cynthia in the film likes to be S from the heart instead of following each other's script, then life will be much more harmonious.
The narrative angle of the film still creates some suspense, and the pictures are very artistic, but it seems that there is no depth in the content alone, maybe I don't see any depth. It can only be said that whether they are of the same sex or the opposite sex, two people must compromise with each other when they live together, and it is best to complement each other, otherwise love will become a burden that binds each other as it wears out.
In short, it seems that it has nothing to do with homosexuality and SM. As for the relationship with the butterfly, I really didn't understand it.
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