This is from a review of a TV show based on a real life incident. Like the title says basically. The article says

"The title Dying for Sex evokes trashy reality series like Sex Sent Me to the ER, but the show takes its name from the acclaimed podcast that the real Molly Kochan recorded with her best friend, Nikki Boyer (an executive producer of the adaptation), about Kochan’s radical response to her Stage IV diagnosis. Rather than resign herself to a chaste marriage with a husband who treated her as a patient more than a lover, she left him and embarked upon a sexual odyssey. By the time she died, in 2019, she had explored her desires with more partners than most people would rack up in 10 lifetimes."

Naturally this is portrayed as her being daringly adventurous and empowered. YOU GO GIRL! Would it be the same if the genders were reversed? Well, in the TV show "In the brilliantly cast show, Molly briefly tries to make it work with Steve (a concerned yet condescending Jay Duplass). But when he bursts into tears as she goes down on him, she realizes that living the rest of her life on her own terms will mean parting ways with him."

OK, so in the show she tries to coerce her husband into sex. Oh, I'm sorry, she "tries to make it work". 🤣 I guess that's feminist-speak for she tried to rape her husband. Because if the genders were reversed, that's exactly what feminists would have accused him of doing, rape. And then, when that fails, he runs away and hooks up with every willing woman he can find. Breaking the heart of his loving wife who only wanted to take care of him, and thought maybe debauched sex might kill him sooner. Yeah, I think that's what feminists would have said. 🤣 Here's the article link

https://time.com/7271754/dying-for-sex-review/