Chapter 662 (Six Hundred and Sixty Two) Bondage
Wu Xunsheng thinks that this kind of clothes looks good on its own, but when worn on a person, it makes the person look less heroic, and makes the person wearing it feel like he lacks independence, and even feels a little less like a person. An autonomous and complete person with his own thoughts. Although the appearance does not mean that the person wearing this clothes is really not independent enough, he naturally doesn't like this feeling. He found that what was even more serious was that the clothes affected the freedom of movement of the person wearing it. It was simply a constraint, or even an obstacle. He himself has always disliked those man-made constraints that have no positive meaning. He feels that no matter how good-looking the clothes are, if they restrict people's freedom and make people uncomfortable to wear, they are not good clothes. Anyway, he will never wear them on his own initiative. The kind of clothes that restrict people, even if he wears those clothes, he can please people with a certain mentality.
He couldn't help but think: I don't know whether the designer of this kind of clothes originally designed this kind of clothes for himself or for others. If only the designer himself feels good when wearing it, this is a rare and special personal hobby of the designer, and there is no need to promote this kind of clothes to others. If the designer himself doesn’t feel good about wearing it, but just designs it for himself to please others in a way that suppresses his own humanity or even lowers his own dignity, the designer himself is likely to have a potential tendency to be oppressed, and the clothes will be even less suitable. It’s time to exist. If the designer originally designed such clothes for others to wear, would that designer have a strong desire to control others or even have a hidden mentality of enslaving others deep in his heart? It has been my observation that servility and the mentality of enslaving others tend to go hand in hand.
In Wu Xunsheng's consciousness, it is okay for a person to please others by dressing up, but he must not remove himself or even lower his dignity to cater to a deformed aesthetic that implies a tendency to enslave others. It may not be too much to bear, but it encourages unhealthy and deformed aesthetics, which is the biggest evil. If this kind of aesthetics spreads, it will harm more people and make more people farther and farther away from the normal relationship between people. of mutual respect.
Wu Xunsheng believed that he was not thinking too much.
At this time, Jian Rou asked him, just asking whether the clothes looked good. He originally planned to only comment on whether the clothes themselves looked good. He was not willing to see people wearing such clothes. After all, whether he felt good about the clothes alone had nothing to do with what he thought the clothes looked like. Whether it is suitable for people to wear is two different things. He was about to comment on the clothes themselves, but suddenly he felt that even saying that the clothes looked good would send a message to Jian Rou, making her think that he liked to see people wearing this kind of clothes, so he only commented on the color and said: "The color very beautiful."
Jian Rou wanted to ask, "Is it just the color that's beautiful?", but she couldn't ask because she didn't like this restrictive dress. She wanted to ask him again if she looked good in this dress, but felt that it was too direct a question. Before she could say the next sentence, she heard Wu Xunsheng ask her seriously: "Jian Yueyang, why did you come to me today?"
Jian Rou moved forward slightly, approached him, pursed her lips, looked directly into his eyes first, then lowered her head slightly, her eyes wandering, and asked delicately: "You know you are so anxious?" (End of Chapter)