Mother of Jefferson Davis, That is one of a hellava sophisticated perfume ad.
And I didn't even catch all the voice over. The game is afoot. The ad as story starts and ends with her. She arises, presents and goes. I can relate to that. And it is not a story of being a mans world. How can scent be presented electronically? It can't. But an implication of it, power can.
The notion that a woman needs a man like a fish need a bicycle is not a party to this ad. That men want is. What women might do with that want is only implied. - Divorced twice with two daughters, I still have no idea what women want. Perhaps they/you only want for me to know what I want, and what they/you is want the discretion to choose whether to go along or not. Alternately and perhaps more commonly, men go along with women.
Alone is a tollerable but not a desirable predicament.
