A story about facing yourself

Maud 2022-03-25 09:01:09

Facing one's own desires is a difficult thing, and the undercurrent is not only lust, but also struggle and self-loathing. The disunity of inner character and sexual orientation in the movie is very good. The submissive heroine is more frank and firm than the dominating control freak in facing herself honestly.

Secular prejudice against niche orientations (excluding situations of harming others, of course), including the common sense of shame and guilt in the client himself, is often caused by conflating orientation with personality, just as not all gay men are feminine, People who dominating in orientation are also likely to be shy and introverted in life. If we can look at the two separately, we can understand more about them.

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Extended Reading
  • Lenny 2021-12-11 08:01:22

    In fact, what I really want to know is: How many potential desires does this movie evoke? In other words, unspeakable privacy! ?

  • Stan 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    Seriously play a gorgeous nue love

Secretary quotes

  • [Lee refuses to remove her hands from the desk as Mr. Grey instructed her to]

    Peter: Are you doing something sexual right now?

    Lee: [Lee looks at Peter seriously] Does this look sexual to you?

    Peter: [Peter yells out in confusion] I don't know, Lee! Why don't you move your hands?

    Lee: [Lee looks away and responds with] Because I don't want to.

  • [Mr. Grey explains to Lee why he's firing her]

    E. Edward Grey: I like you, Lee, but I don't think I'm going to offer you the job.

    Lee: Why?

    E. Edward Grey: It's your behavior.

    Lee: What about my behavior?

    E. Edward Grey: It's very bad.