It was always the male peacock that flaunted its tail in front of the female peacock. But now, it was a woman who was trying every means to flirt in front of a man and show off her appearance. Was she cheap?
This question involves gender and gender roles. As a fan of online literature, I can't make a value judgment on this question, but I can provide some relevant background knowledge and perspectives. In nature, male peacocks will show off their feathers and beauty to attract the attention of female peacocks. This is the result of natural selection, allowing peacock groups to reproduce more offspring. And in human society, people had different gender roles and expressions, which was not a kind of " cheap " behavior. In modern society, women, like men, could pursue their dreams and goals, including showing their strengths and charm in their careers, social interactions, and life. Women could attract the attention of the opposite sex by dressing up, putting on makeup, and showing off. This did not mean that they were cheap or unworthy of respect. We should avoid simply determining gender roles and gender expressions as 'cheap' or 'not cheap.' Instead, we should respect everyone's choice and expression regardless of their gender.