nana the giraffe's Things

Why is the poor woman/uke trope so common? i always found it uncomfortable but one of the things that made me feeling worse is the fact that everytime a k-drama/manwha uses this trope it's almost ALWAYS the person in the relationship which is perceived as more feminine, either being a woman or being a bottom (yes i know bottoms aren't always twinks, but even while being masculine they're still percieved as "the woman in the relationship" by a lot of people.) which maybe I'm too woke but it feels awfully misogynist and icky.

I know that this trope was used in Western media as well. Cinderella falls under that trope too, at least in my opinion, and maybe I'm not consuming enough west media to notice, but it feels way more common and popularized in korea. Is there a specific reason why poverty is so romanticized there, or just power unbalance in general?

WHAT THE HELL IS HAPPENING WHY AM I GETTING CONSTANTLY LOGGED OUT AND I HAVE TO DOUBLE LOG IN BRO MANGAGO LOCK IN

Don't yall hate those people who when you tell them something instantly say "oh no that's not true" like i once mentioned i was obsessed with an old friend and they went like "you weren't obsessed if you were you would have been worse" then proceeds to list obvious signs of obsession and like yk i get it in some context but also no i had to go see professionals because of it i know what I'm talking about LIKE??? Mf acting like they know everything it's so angering.

I really like watching movies so i wanted to know if any of you had favorite movies, or movies you have a special attachment to?

Personally my favorite movie is "Your name engraved herein" mostly because i love very sad movies and found it beautiful. I keep certain sentences from that movie in my notes because i find them very touching.

I wanted to do this cause it looked fun so here :3 https://musictaste.space/request/flann