I like the third episode very much. Two people whose marriage broke down because one party cheated sat together to analyze the psychological state of cheating. Although it is difficult to treat cheating calmly with the moral standards defined by the world, sometimes it is interesting to explore the human nature behind cheating. Of course, the premise is that you are an outsider. Hor said that cheating people from all over the world will definitely win over loyal people when they get together. The fourth episode was too real to cause discomfort. According to nature, it is a woman who must conceive, but it is only a container. After the fertilized egg is produced, a woman can only keep it and not have the right to abort. What a natural and SB masculine thinking, Beauvoir said that women are not born women but become women, Ueno Chizuru said that men contempt for women to reach an agreement to highlight the status of men and self-argument that they are men, hoping that boys under traditional patriarchy Girls are going to have a look at second sex and misogyny, we need to change. I really like the sixth episode pete said seriously to the girl u are different from every girl i have met. I think if someone asks me what my strengths are, I will be speechless and don't know what to say, this may be a It's not self-confidence. In fact, everyone is beautiful and unique, but we often fail to learn to praise ourselves.
Love the ninth episode, the actors said, you can't find love, you can't find it, so they say to fall in love, you can't fall in love intentionally. You just have to accept that love is rare and may never even happen to you. At the end, I thought that Horace would walk out of the Centennial Tavern, but in the end, she died dramatically of the people closest to her.
The last episode said that we will always meet people who will hurt us, but how can we stop them from hurting us, be nice to them and give them honey and milk.
There are so many things to say, when Horace walks in the tavern without Pete, she feels as if she can understand the feeling of walking in a familiar place but without a sense of belonging at all. In the end, Horace died, and those close to him did not know how to evaluate him. He was just an ordinary man, but losing him was also a pain that was difficult for those close to him to easily heal.
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