Chapter 46

• Poppy knew that men like Nathan were too pampered, especially with parents who strongly supported this. Believing that men were kings, as if they were subjugated. This was a human relationship, there was no one to be ruled over, which confused and puzzled her. Many people said that independent women were disrespectful. That wasn't the concept; they just wanted equal partners. She also didn't like the stigma that men were always superior to women.
• There were several examples that she didn't like about Nathan, for example, he didn't like it when she wore slightly revealing clothing, he said it was ugly, and she had to obey, couldn't argue, and had to dress according to what the man wanted. She felt like a puppet, to the point of making her uncomfortable with what she wore.
• If an independent woman was criticized for her appearance by a man, she would definitely ask where the ugliness was. They were critical if they were forbidden. Independent women couldn't be submissive if men only said, "No respect and obey my words, hell is where you belong."