Any class or any gender to blame for it as a whole is absurd. Ibsen once wrote in a doll's house: "A man cannot be a free man unless the woman is equally free". Virginia Woolf also expressed a rational view of the problem of identity opposition: "Any class or any gender, it is absurd to think of it as a whole and self-blame, and huge crowds never do what they do. Responsible for what they do, they are driven by instincts beyond their control." Based on Woolf herself, Moments and Moments is one of the representative works exploring women's issues. From the perspective of gender equality, she told us that women should have free space and freedom to create. Women completely own their own bodies and have absolute control over their own bodies, so women can speak up for their bodies. The right to speak for itself, the right to demand that the perpetrator be punished, tells us that it is absurd to blame victims of any class or gender as a whole. Toxicism is an illogical secondary violation.
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