Hidden meanings in Film Noir: SEXUAL DRIVE (2021) - Blackmail disguised as freedom

• The torment 
  The opening act of this movie shows an irritating guy tormenting a husband with vivid explanations of sexual intercourse with his wife. His torment drives the husband in to a mad frenzy before the guy pretends to apologize the takes his leave. In reality, the angelic are steadily harassed and tormented by the entrapment and enslavement of angelic women. Many angelic men have been set-up and killed by gang wars or through jungle justice, because they violently tried to gain love. The destruction or cheating of love is the central tenet of the system and the major reason for its existence. 

• The blackmail 
  The second act in this movie involves a guy who puts himself in the way of a lady's car so she can run him over. Then he asks for a ride and on the drive he talks about how he's know her since junior high school. He tells her she used to bully him. In reality, the movie references the systems of blackmail used to sustain the entrapment and enslavement of women. Sometimes girls do public humiliation, gangbangs, foursomes, or take nude pics for the system, as a final farewell before they go off to marry the 'fools'. The blackmail begins when the system wants favors loyalties or to control your spouse, then they make obscene requests and threaten to expose your videos or pics if you don't comply. They were never lovers, friends, or helpers from day one. Its a self-centered system designed to create money and more money to keep the self-centered system going. All to the detriment of the balance of the world and the future of humanity. 

• Exploited shame 
  The final act in this movie is about a guy under duress who's being blackmailed because he's been found out in an adulterous affair. At the risk of sounding insensitive, shame is exploited and those who exploit shame are the worse and most useless indecent people. How can a 45 year old be blackmailed for a one-off affair by people who have been humiliating the same woman since she was a teenager? Here its equally baffling to me. Exposure and transparency would do us all more harm than good. The end goal is to get off this circle of unnecessary betrayals, humiliation and enslavement, and into an upswing of a better balanced world. Its not just about sex or sexual deprivations, its about building the physical plain in our world without relegating or discriminating those who are weak or powerless, because everyone regardless of the level of impact has something to contribute. Afterall, rejected stones might become chief corner stones in a building.  

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