The nature of sex has many facets: control, possession, reproduction, destruction, play, and confrontation with meaninglessness. . . Sex is destructive, and he goes against love, but almost always brushes aside. If you always pass by, then who will leave? . A few times, if you're lucky enough sex leaves, love stays. You will reap a lasting relationship. And almost most of the time, sex and love have left one after another, leaving only oneself, alone against the emptiness. So you see, sex always leaves. It is like a galloping train, no matter how enthusiastic the wind is when it is approaching, it cannot prevent him from being destined to crash away in the near future. Therefore, every stop of sex is melancholy. Based on such poetry and melancholy, all literary and artistic works, including films, that deeply explore sexuality have naturally complex and even profound textual meanings.
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