When we first meet Ana, she has little to no personality, no sexual experience, and very low self-esteem. An entire study that shows that Ana and Christian’s relationship is not romantic. Bonomi also concluded that Ana showed all the signs of an abused woman constantly feeling threatened or endangered, constantly stressed out, and using an altered identity. Bonomi found that nearly every interaction between Ana and Christian - including stalking, intimidation, and isolation - was abusive in nature, according to the Huffington Post. Using the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s standards for emotional abuse and sexual violence, a 2013 study by social scientist Amy E. Several critics and scientists have expressed concern that the nature of Ana and Christian’s relationship is not BDSM, but characteristic of an abusive relationship. This is the conclusion I came to after seeing it: you are seeing an abusive relationship unfold in front of you.
I was genuinely curious to see how the movie was done and bought a ticket for its opening weekend.
The plot of the story surrounds a BDSM - bondage/discipline, dominance/submission, and sadism/masochism - relationship between Christian and Anastasia.Įverybody who sees this movie or reads the book needs to know exactly what they’re watching or reading. The first book of the “Fifty Shades” trilogy, published in 2011, explores the ongoing relationship between a college student, Anastasia Steele, and a young, millionaire businessman, Christian Grey. By now, I’m sure you’ve all heard of a little film known as “Fifty Shades of Grey,” based on an erotic romance novel by British author, E.L.
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