Homejack: Reverse (2017)

Unironically a great philosophical piece

Around the 43:39 mark when the MC asks why the girls are doing this, we see his traditional old stance versus the modern new stance from the 2 women intruders. His stance is old fashioned and contained while the women share a nihilistic albeit freeing point of view. When they debate about the value of love, what is considered normalcy, and what we ought to be doing, the women do make a good point on how you technically don't need to listen to anything society says, who make up concepts. I don't fully agree with the 2 women and take more towards the guy's perspective, but this has unironically lead to deep philosophical pondering about love, what it means to be free, and the expectations of society. The ending was also insane and was full of symbolism that hints towards the death of tradition. Overall, do we gain meaning from doing what we are told or do we gain meaning by creating our own values like the Übermensch?
"Originally, humans are born to live free of any bonds." - Nami

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