As I see it, if there is a solution to the problem, it lies in a mass movement, or maybe a bourgeois movement, to abandon Netflix and just about everything put on film in the last sixty years for classic popular literature (or faithful film renditions thereof): Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, Lucy Maude Montgomery, even Agatha Christie and then throw in Dickens, Thomas Hardy and no doubt many others. Women have to understand and feel affection for the world that they came from if they are to love it enough to preserve it.
As I see it, if there is a solution to the problem, it lies in a mass movement, or maybe a bourgeois movement, to abandon Netflix and just about everything put on film in the last sixty years for classic popular literature (or faithful film renditions thereof): Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, Lucy Maude Montgomery, even Agatha Christie and then throw in Dickens, Thomas Hardy and no doubt many others. Women have to understand and feel affection for the world that they came from if they are to love it enough to preserve it.