Why does Winston hate Julia before he even speaks to her in part 1, chapter 1 of 1984?

lives
in a dystopia where his personal rights and independence are severely oppressed and he
completely lacks agency and autonomy. Winston Smith is attracted tobecause she is young, pretty,
and alluring. Despite being attracted to the girl with the dark hair, Winston knows that he
cannot have her and that she is off-limits. As a member of the Junior Anti-Sex League, Julia
wears a scarlet sash and appears to be a staunch proponent of the Party. Winston believes that
she is bigoted and completely orthodox, like most members of the Junior Anti-Sex
League.

He also experiences a sense of danger when he is around her, which
makes him think that she may be a member of the Thought Police. Despite the fact that Julia is
actually a dissident who hates Big Brother, Winston believes that she is an orthodox supporter
of the Party and loathes her. Winston's primary reason for hating Julia stems from the fact that
he cannot have her. She embodies the Party and is a sexually...