A key difference in how the "male loneliness epidemic" versus the rape and domestic violence crisis is discussed: male loneliness is assumed to be a shared responsibility, a collective impediment, while the relentless and increasing sexual violence against women and girls isn't
I did really like the movie and overall think it was good but all it's attempts to engage with feminism felt so pandering and half baked which was sad. But also it's Barbie idk what I expected
America Ferrera's speech in Barbie is nowhere near as impactful as Saoirse's 'i'm so sick of it' speech in Little Women. The Barbie one felt lifted from a BuzzFeed listicle about feminism from 2017
"eww paris is boring and shitty" ok yeah sure fuck off and stop going there then and leave it to people who actually can appreciate cities and understand how to make the most of them
Why are the girlies doing their basic af fashion/grwm tiktoks always like: "OMG I'M RUNNING SOOO LATE! I'm going to a fashion show I thought was in Dec but it's in 5 mins!!! Help me pick my outfit?!!" Like do you think I'm a fucking mug mate?
DJed at a open decks/competition thing for emerging DJs and one of the entrants fully just played out a pre-recorded mix, no headphones on, just bopping and miming occasionally twisting the filters π