The four heroines have very different personalities, and the love they desire and the lifestyle they choose are also very different. It seems that the same girl has thousands of needs. No love book can solve their problems once and for all.
TV shows are TV shows after all, something that the screenwriters made up. I am more inclined to think that things like movies and novels express a kind of appeal, not real life, nor any reliable logic. Over the years, my values and attitude towards life have been slowly changing, but my favorite is Samantha, which is probably some kind of appeal of mine - a Samantha-style attitude towards life. Doing a job that you love and are good at is not to exchange your youth and charm for the future, and you don’t feel that women are taken advantage of in sex, but to enjoy the joy like a man. A girl doesn't feel the meaning of her gender as a child until she finds the gaze of someone of the opposite sex. Then you will understand why girls need to change themselves in order to meet certain eyes. But then, some girls will discover the nihilism of this attitude, and gradually change from pleasing others to pleasing themselves. Samantha's way to please herself is to photograph herself with a uniquely shaped ring, which may symbolize a process of combining with herself and facing the world as a complete "person" rather than a "woman". Of course, too much self-introduction, or trying to learn something from the film, can easily make people fall into a state of femininity. It's just that when you're lost or feeling low, thinking about Samantha really brings courage and determination.
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