Feminist's meal ticket

Author: Sun Wei
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: It seems that a man who remains faithful to one person throughout his life carries a kind of shame. This shame is like how people often call women who are close to thirty and still single "old maids." Chastity is also seen as incompetence. The public loves to hear and witness the divorces of celebrities and stars. They revel in others' joy and continue to live their own lives in complacency, maintaining the superficial peace of their marriages. Using the outcome to justify the means is a powerful argument. But in doing so, an entire love story is unfairly labeled as a monument. You are like someone who eats little due to meditation, feeding your heart with memories of meeting him only occasionally. In this way, you would rather spend your life as a dusty memento. Du Liangniang died of lovesickness just because she fell in love with a handsome man in a dream. Compared to her, the desire for beauty in women can only be considered a minor issue. For women, superpowers always bring pain. Just like all those who can see ghosts would rather not be able to, women would rather not see the true hearts of men. If they witness the distortion and darkness of human hearts, it is not just the suddenness of fate, but death, aging, or heartbreak—whether forgotten or remembered—does not count as sorrow.