It's cool, but, to be honest, I'm a little disappointed in dealing with feminist themes like this. The plot is loose and superficial. The awakening of the protagonists seems impulsive and reckless, and the girls are just awakened. One step has been made, but there is still a long way to go. But I do feel the same way about the behavior of the boys at the beginning. It seems that men all over the world are willing to criticize women. In high school, the boys in the class ranked the "Four Mythical Beasts" to represent the four most ugly girls in the class. From then on, whenever they passed by, they would make a wretched expression and tacitly jeer. When I learned about this, what shocked me the most was that I could completely guess who they were, as if "their" perspective had penetrated into me. thinking, and then I felt like there was nowhere to run. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg. The mainstream values represented by the school have never been as simple as the creation of "people's beginning". matter. But such an American campus story is really my dream. Standing in front of the crowd and shouting loudly, expressing a loud voice, and then supporting each other with my compatriots, like in sex education, one by one, stand up and say "it's my vagina", twisting into a strand The power that cannot be ignored made everything end with a feast, and it has been shining ever since.
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