It's been almost half a year since I got into Indian mythology, so I did something to show my respect.
The cause of this pit was the Sulamala temple incident in Kerala, regarding the abolition of the ban on women not being allowed to enter the temple and related religious issues. This is the basis of this article (although the ultimate goal is to engage in CP).
There are many myths about Ayyappan. The version of the myth used in this article is that Ayyappan swore not to marry in order to dispel the queen's doubts, and then a girl practiced hard work and asked for marriage, so Ayyappan took refuge in the temple to escape from marriage (bushi).
Things to note:
1. My knowledge base is not enough for me to become an Indian mythologist.
2. The worldview used in this article is Shakti (the creation of the world by the great goddess Shakti), which is a private theory (although I am imaginary).
3. The girl in the myth did not give her name, so I will find a way to avoid this problem (I will not give the name, so that I will not harm the girl)
4. The blindfolded meme comes from @bastard circle and is authorized.
5. There are actually many loopholes in the mythical explanation of this prohibition in the third dimension, so it is normal for me to have all kinds of messy loopholes (my conscience is eaten, but my integrity is on the ground).
6. I don't know what I wrote.
Conception: