noahsombrero
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That is a very narrow view of sexual relations. Lovers give each other money and it has nothing to do with sex. Same thing for employers. They pay even though they might be in a sexual relationship with the employee. How would it go if the employer said, I can't pay you any more because then you would feel like a whore. No she would not.well then going to a clients hotel room, walking in, client makes his intentions known very well.. she can leave and keep her morals.. or let client have his way with her to get contracts signed for money.. she chose to stay. she chose to let client use her body for money . after christian got his piece was there a check waiting for her? yes there was . that is escorting/ prostitution
I think the talk with Sunshine is key to the whole thing. She said that women tend to want a gentle, kind, loving husband. But from a sexual partner they tend to want a demanding, strong even rough partner. The bad news, is that women mostly cannot have both.
Again, this is dealing in generalities, and it might be that Sunshine said that to wife because she perceived that, for wife, this would be true.
Continuing to think about this, I think the wife/boss conversation before the last part 2 scene is important. Boss asks, how did you feel after the sex with whozit? She said, I felt empowered, free. He could not break me, *you* cannot break me.
Boss asks, so what do you want from me now? Wife says, I want you to be gentle and loving with me. Boss asks, you don't like the way I do it? Wife says, I do, but this time I want you to be gentle.
Because there can be sex without love. But if a person wants to feel loved in sex, there is no faking it. That is why she seemed so happy after her tremendous climax, and his demand that she admit that she belonged to him. After, they laid together and she was brimming with happiness, she stroked his cheek. Yes, I think this is their love story. But, as Sunshine said, the husband is necessary too. She loves them both in different ways.
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