Unexpected joy, the score is so low, I think it reflects the mainstream view of women's marriage from the side. For a small number of people, the connotation expressed by this drama just hit the pain point.
Cooper is really a good man. He tried to do things he didn't like for Billie. Although he went off track, he got back on track.
Billie is the incarnation of many women. When they are in love, men are not bad and women do not love. They want passion and soul mates. After meeting such a person, I expect him to give him marriage and stability, but you can't have both. So broke up with Brad and married Cooper.
But the stable and boring marriage made her lose herself and became a good wife and mother, and she misses her once free self. Disagreements with real life appear, and the general public will only miss the past, compromise for the sake of children or reality, just like what Sasha said in the last episode, just like Billie has tossed for so long or compromised.
At the end, Billie is still not reconciled. It is really the finishing touch to want to have the best of both worlds, but in reality, how many people would choose this way. In fact, I think Billie has experienced passion and stability, and she can do whatever she wants. What she really longs for is freedom and being herself, and Brad is just the embodiment of the freedom she pursues. In real life, whether men or women are trapped in various reasons, there are a few people who can truly be free and completely themselves.
It's a bug that the screenwriter set up Billie to write a diary. Married women write diaries to miss their ex-boyfriends, and it's so easy for their husbands to see them, and their husbands watch them again and again.
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