The male protagonist Cooper is a perfect existence. He has always loved his wife. After marriage, he rejected many ambiguous opportunities and took care of his wife's feelings (although what he gave was not what Billie wanted). In reality, this kind of man is actually hard to find with a lantern... And it's hard to imagine that such a traditional boy would marry an open-minded girl like the heroine. Brighton ran to Billie's house with the ring to confess, and when the camera turned, Cooper's eyes were red in front of the window and he was holding back tears. He even thought that if Billie and Brighton lived happier, he could leave alone... Such forbearance and deep love indeed surpassed most boys.
The second male Brighton, a suave playboy, will always attract the attention of many girls. But in the past eight years, the girls around him have changed again and again, and there is always a place for Billie in his heart, just because Billie is the only one who can read his heart. This plot setting is a little far-fetched, and Brighton's transformation from a prodigal son to a good person lacks plot foreshadowing. Billie is a mother of a second child, and will face out of shape and exhaustion. Many things, not to mention the reality Whether people like Billie still have the leisure to go to their ex, based on Brighton's character and his own conditions, can continue to miss young and beautiful girls, rather than have a soft spot for Billie.
Society requires women to show a docile and virtuous side, and there are other aspects of women's heart, such as physical desires. This drama filmed from a female perspective exemplifies this very well. Even after many years, Billie will still miss her skilled ex. She may not miss her relationship with Brighton, but simply miss her sexuality. Release, miss the wildness and freedom associated with sexuality, miss your younger self and that carefree time. From this point of view, she wants to have sex with Brighton, but she doesn't want to divorce. She clearly knows that Brad can't give her a warm family.
And Cooper, he is a perfect husband, Billie's only dissatisfaction is his skills, but this seems to be a difficult thing for girls, women should not enjoy sex, let alone get tired of disharmony in sexual relations own husband. When Cooper expressed his anger for Billie's mental derailment many times, he was crazy on Billie. I think this plot is also very feminine, as a girl, I don't know if a guy would choose this kind of behavior in this situation, but we do hope, and even enjoy the plot of a guy who is jealous of a girl... but that only exists In fantasy, few girls will practice in reality.
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