While societal constraints are often justified as necessary guides to maintain order, they can equally serve as suffocating barriers to individual freedom and growth. Traditional norms and rigid gender roles—exemplified in Thelma & Louise—can restrict expression, limit creativity, and reinforce power imbalances. Rather than accepting these constraints as inherent or beneficial, one can argue that challenging them is essential for achieving personal autonomy and social progress. Embracing rebellion against such confines may lead to authentic self-realization and a broader reimagining of moral order, despite the inherent risks and ambiguities involved.