Should've cut half an hour of dissing other critics but the critique was on point. If you wanna see the review, skip the first hour.
How sexist to think that a woman is owned by a man if she chooses to be romantically involved /s
I could see that though. It's like writers haven't figure out how to have a female protagonist in a relationship with a man without falling back onto sexist tropes so they just decide to avoid it entirely.