The brief summary of the first story is that no matter what a woman says, he doesn't believe it.
The short summary of the second story is that no matter what a woman says, he doesn't listen.
A brief summary of the third story is that no matter what a woman says, she is not appreciated.
What is special about the third story, which is different from the first two, is that both parties are women, which in a sense downplays the "gender opposition" that seems to be provoked. But it also confirms more firmly that both men and women have certain prejudices when it comes to treating women. Just imagine the third story. If the heroine is replaced by a boy, who has a crush on the female teacher, accompanies her to dinner every time after class, and takes her to ride a horse, this will likely turn into a romantic love story. But just because the other party is a girl, the love expressed in this same way will be ignored (regardless of the teacher's sexual orientation and whether she is intentional or not)
Can we give equal understanding to every emotion?
(sudden nonsense hehe)
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