To the point, twentieth-century women, but to be more precise, they should be twentieth-century American women, who experienced the great famine, the less intimate World War II, the Cold War, the rise of feminism, hippies, etc. It is interesting to see the collisions between women born in three periods in the last century. There are thresholds to be broken, rebelliousness under repression, and nostalgia for tradition. Using a little boy how to become a good man for these three women is also a little bit of malice. Women grow up in the times, and men are only given the opportunity to sober up in the growth of women, hahahaha. After laughing and thinking about it, what are we, um~~~~ Cross-century women, ow~~~~
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