I have always rejected SM behavior, and I always feel that it is quite abnormal. Although this kind of behavior does have its own broad market, there are even such behaviors around me, but I still stay away from it. But on the other hand, those who are keen on it must be accustomed to it and regard it as a pleasure in their own life. If viewed through their eyes, the film is rather easy to understand.
The heroine has a habit of self-abuse, so she was sent to the hospital for long-term treatment, but the effect is also obvious, it is useless at all! For her, self-abuse is the act of releasing stress. When she feels cornered or deeply stimulated, she uses this method to soothe herself. When she met the male protagonist, it was easy for the other party to find out that he was the same person, but the way he used it was different. Gradually, he also taught her to get rid of this senseless self-abuse, to focus on enjoyment, and become an interest in pursuit of happiness. (Goosebumps) But when he finds out that she's addicted to it, he decides to distance himself from her so that it doesn't affect him.
Looking back, taking the abuse out of it, what's left is a love story. From acquaintance to acquaintance, from acquaintance to love, the love after the test is very complete. There are also interludes in the middle, but it is obvious that it is difficult for normal people to meet her needs, so she still has to find someone with the same hobbies, which is also fate. It's just that we don't want to accept such behavior, and we won't promote such stories.
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