After the surgery, my cousin asked Autumn if it hurt? The hostess said lightly: "It's okay, but it's a little uncomfortable."
It seems to be an understatement to describe a fact that others seem very heavy. The heroine in the film reminds me of two people.
A friend of mine when I was a child had an abortion at the age of 17, and another abortion just after his 18th birthday that same year. Both times, without the knowledge of my parents, I contacted our friend who was an intern in the hospital to contact the abortion operation.
My classmate's roommate, when he was 16, took a day off to have an abortion, and then resumed school the next day.
Physically, the abortion operation is just uncomfortable, but what does the pregnancy and abortion process bring to them psychologically? We can't feel the same way, like Autumn in the film, they never mention it and don't want to think about it again.
Only when it is used as a physical questionnaire, it is the only mood swing in Autumn in the film, the sexual partner does not take protective measures, the sexual partner has violent behavior... Sexual shame, pregnancy pain, abortion guilt, yes The shackles of these girls. They are very lonely, but they are afraid of all help. They would rather go to sleep on the subway, and their cousins rely on sex for money, rather than accept the help provided. Autumn called her mother, but couldn't express the pain.
I'm wondering how we can weave a safety net so they can get professional and willing help when they need it.
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