I feel as though there is people in real life who make choices like that and its actually sad. You cannot control people who choose those things.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 That's true and I'm sure there are I just feel like it's necessary to show one nice healthy relationship. Even in YA books it's seen as hot that a guy acts like that. It just feels like we a priming young women to not see red flags for what they are.

@@ChrisBrooks34 I agree with you and even if they show good relationships on TV it doesn't mean people will choose that in real life. It was so strange that Ginny would decide to choose someone like Marcus, not that he is a bad guy, but we have literally never heard him say anything of any substance.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 that's weird to like they make what is essentially supposed to be a nice guy a person with no real personality or like a weird 2D character with nothing in them. A really good example is Samuel from Elité and how his whole character Arc was obsessing over Marina

,,literally the entire plot of the kissing booth 2,,

This comment is soooo underrated😲

iktr. i hate when the only black girl or boy in a show or movie is a lightskin. as if that’s the darkest black people get. i was talking to my dad ab how everytime you look up black movies on netflix n shit you only see movies or documentaries about mass incarnation, life in the streets, & single mothers. basically all about the struggle like fuck we know!! where the black girl coming of age movies , the cheesy rom-com shit they make with EVERY other race, comedies with different actors than the same 5 they keep starring ?? ofc education is important and i’m glad they started showing the truth ab the way black people are treated but that’s not all we tryna see! and it creates this image that keeps us boxed in as victims instead of the strong people we are.

@@hariellanaomi9392 yes girl, speak on it! I would love a coming of age film about a dark skin black girl. It would make me feel seen in the film industry. But producers act like it’s the greatest sin of all smh

@@hariellanaomi9392 You're so right! It took me about 3s of thinking to realize how true this is. The only thing I could come up with off the top of my head for funny, coming of age story with darker skinned lead, and not centered on racial issues/crime is Chewing Gum with Michaela Coel.

@@simoneseouls4552 let’s not start on the fact that hollywood has never embraced black women and in the few chances they do , there’s usually promblems with simple stuff like hair styles, makeup, lighting!!! did you know that kelsey on high school musical was never supposed to be wearing headbands thru the entire franchise, she had to because there were no stylists who could properly do her hair so they made it her “trademark”. i hate starting on these topics cuz i never want to stop but people need to see this. and i know that even if i’m not dark skin my father is and so is my strong grandmother who used to tell me stories all the time about life almost 100 years ago. we gotta do better!!!

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Exactly,I don't know why being bright,kind and a responsible person is boring and treated"uncultured"

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I feel like a good example of character who defies this is Violet Bridgerton.

AGREED As a superhero fan for instance it’s so tiring to have to constantly fight against the “Superman is boring” bullshit

👏👏👏 I've literally been described by people who don't know me and cat called as "oh she's dangerous" irl like what? I have a rockin body but I don't have fangs or barbed tentacles or something, I ain't venomous like wtf are you on about lol... How is it that threatening to men that I (and others) are perceived as very attractive? Like what are they afraid of?? What's the danger?

@@Samson16436 The ones who say yall dangerous are the ones insecure. They are all insecure. That's all. Don't listen to insecure people.

@@mikaela9799 Depends on what they mean by dangerous. The more men find you attractive, the more dangerous it is for you because you have a higher probability of being harmed.

It’s the femme fatale for a reason. If there’s not danger than it’s boring :/

How I have interpreted that is not so much being a sexy woman in itself isn’t dangerous, but how it can be used to do dangerous things. I mean black widows are a thing for a reason. It’s about how a woman can use her looks in the right way to manipulate and destroy (mainly) men.

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By being a misandrist? And becoming a matriarchy? 🤔

@@benjaminreyes3624 ok but where is that happening? on what planet?

@rahma what reach? You mean men aren't automatically thought of as perves just for being male?

@@princessemerald849 true...I hate to say it, but the parents I knew growing up who were separated and had revolving doors of new partners weren't exactly what I'd call great parents 💀 (I'm criticising the dads too btw, they weren't innocent of this either)

Honestly if it was planned then I would say it was genius of the writers a lot of us do claim to support other women and want sexual liberation but get freaked out when someone close does it

That's so true idk how I didn't think of that

I've never watched the show but I can see how her mom having many boyfriends would be harmful bc my mom was also like that and I know I definitely got fucked up from having men in and out of my life and try to have a say in it

@@christingraham86 The show writes it like Ginny has issues with her mom’s sensuality, not her constantly being around men (basically, Ginny is vvv jealous of her mom and it shows)

halo effect. He’s extremely good looking. It kinda bothered me and really shows how low the bar is personality wise for men that are good looking. And the only reason he understands her is because he snuck up into her room. Irl this would be considered majorly creepy 😬

@@reylime2991 exactly it's pretty privilege at its finest

I started watching Ginny and Georgia to see what the hype is about, why people like Marcus more than Hunter. Yeah he's attractive, but he's creepy asf lol. Also Hunter is a lil cringy sure, but he's way better as a person.

@@reylime2991 exactlyyyy someone who understands dayummm

@@strudelh exactlyyy. Marcus is toxic.. They just liking him coz he looks more handsome smh. He's a literal 0 for personality. Not a stable person

They reallly are it’s pathetic

I mean, I’ve seen more men coming at her then women if I’m being honest. Mostly men are calling her attention seeker

And these are the same people who say "girls supporting girls" 🤚🏾

Right, they don’t like competition it makes them uncomfortable that she has a body to the gods....I love her I didn’t like the little girl Chloe, she reminds me of pre mommy Beyoncé

@Elegant Oprah actually I’ve also read more critiques from men than women. Actually, search KZfaq and plenty of “red pill” content creators are speak ill about her and saying that women are for the streets.

Speak on it

For example Macbeth. I am convinced lady Macbeth's breakdown was a metaphor for the women not being able to take so much power and ultimately rooted in mysogny

This is actually crazy deep but they're not ready for it I don't know if I'm even ready for it😭😭‼️

@@lesbiangoddess290 absolutely! When Lady Macbeth said to him "look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under't" she was telling him the steps she knew from experience. Stealth, manipulation, feigned innocence with ulterior motives - the only way any woman could move in the yesteryear of patriarchy and status

@@hapikohw exactly what I've been trying to say. Macbeth is a tale of what beating and trying to break from the status quo can do to you. I've been trying to explain to my enlgish teacher but it was such a surface level debate that I gave up trying to have intelligent conversations. That's why I love this play so much lady Macbeth was coded to be a witch since they described her as deceitful, manipulative and domineering. In fact all the powerful women in Macbeth's life were portrayed as evil which is why I love the connection to lady m and the witches. Also another point: her ambition was seen as ruthlessness, her cunning nature was seen as too masculine and her violent description of her wanting to rid herself of the barrier that is gender was seen as it distorting her feminine virtues

LITERALLY. They were asking her to join them and she completely ignored them.

The show isn’t awful but you’re right, you need look deeper then just race because I related to how characters felt due to the trauma they experienced

right. they invited her to hang out with them. but ig it's because she's grown up with a white family or smthn and she just can't relate to the black kids?

@@maplewhatever5581 ig not overall awful, but still the way they handled race was dreadful. Even if I look at different things, like that one girls body image issues, they touched on it once and never again. I hope they fix that in the next season

yhshe completly ignored them! and she was especially racist to the asain guy, hunter?!

Like Riverdale tbh. Kinda, Because wow, the uber “wokeness” of it all... I hate it.

You're absolutely correct

Who tf cares, it’s about relatability and observing the characters

@@maplewhatever5581 in what way is that show relatable? 😭😭

@@maplewhatever5581 or “real” at all? It’s the most UNREALISTIC teenage show I’ve ever seen.

"Male fantasies, male fantasies, is everything run by male fantasies? Up on a pedestal or down on your knees, it's all a male fantasy: that you're strong enough to take what they dish out, or else too weak to do anything about it. Even pretending you aren't catering to male fantasies is a male fantasy: pretending you're unseen, pretending you have a life of your own, that you can wash your feet and comb your hair unconscious of the ever-present watcher peering through the keyhole, peering through the keyhole in your own head, if nowhere else. You are a woman with a man inside watching a woman. You are your own voyeur." Margaret Atwood

@@jasleenkaur3072 omg I used this exact quote in a different comment. I feel like it's so applicable here and sums everything up so well

You think men are not equally bound to women?

@@pierrebornholm5599 Not in the same ways, if a man achieves something it’s usually due to his own merits, but for women it’s somehow attached to men - she’s tearing down the patriarchy or something like that. Her achievements aren’t just hers, it’s hers in comparison to men, or because of men, or in spite of men. But men don’t have that same link attached to their achievements.

i can’t remember who said it but she said all movies and shows are aimed to please the man so they r in a pov of what a man would want basically and they call this the male gaze

Everything in Hollywood was made to please men tbh(if not most things)

@@madisonmad2767 Yeah it’s so off putting when you hear a line or watch a scene and it’s painfully obvious that... “oh yeah there were definitely no women in this writing room... cool...”

or the dark haired latina man eater too.

Rihanna is not white(I believe she’s a femme fatale. She’s strong on her terms and has really thrown the ideas of pleasing men right into their faces)

there are racialized versions of the archetype, the "dragon lady" is one i can think off the top of my head, but i bet it's similar across the board

lol you mean those Buffy knock-offs/hacks? but instead of a strong, independent character with nuance just a flat/one note characterizations of girls' who are romantically involved with dead men? 💀

yup and ik in the tvd fandom elena is constantly slandered by fans because of this

@@kahlyn4157 i mean why wouldn’t they she was just so self centered

@@nyluv150 she wasnt self centered, she was the main character with the most problems and everyone volunteered to save her. she tried to sacrifice herself many times and literally commit suicide but somehow she's "self-centred". just because she's not the strong independent character like bonnie and caroline doesn't mean she's self centered. especially on a video like this you're being misogynistic...

@@joannakaseya and not to mention the fact that Jo wasn’t really strong and independent,,she put her magic away and guess what she was a good character,,

I agree! Here's my take on why people turn on the "femme-fatale" after they successfully reach their end-goal. The funny thing is most of the "femme-fatales" I've come across my life were not "feminist" in any way and were basically the stereotypical mean girl. They had deeply rooted misogyny towards other women, and only sought to favor men they wanted to manipulate if it meant getting the patriarchy to benefit them in some way. It was strange seeing them use feminist talking points/arguments to serve only themselves, but then turn around and deny women around them the very same thing they themselves fought for. And I mean straight up sabotage, betray, or harm the women around them in anyway to reap benefits at their victim's expense, and maintain the lifestyle they have (often through misogynistic means). I have no issue with "femme-fatales" screwing corrupt men over in their own patriarchal games, but when "femme fatales" resort to the same misogyny their counterparts inflict on women, I'm no longer a fan. Personally, I don't really find the "femme-fatale" trope empowering in any way. I just find the portrayal of characters to be 1-dimensional and toxic. I would get it if it was a more honest portrayal of these character's traits as whole, instead of portraying these characters into "good" or "evil" categories. I think Hollywood fails to showcase these characters as whole; women almost are always placed in either extreme - the "all good, innocent, damsel in distress", or some "all bad, evil, malicious, vindictive witch". In reality, women (and basically the rest of humanity) hold all sorts of traits/qualities.

@@dawn1201 This!

Always glad to listen to intelligent people✌️

@@thetornadocrusader968 No.

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But literally this!

agree with you miss.

let em know

yes, which is why men love porn but hate sex workers

If I could like this comment a million times I would !!!!!😭😭 Straight facts

@@awoman5363 i would too 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

the way you just worded my feelings

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Good point!

Not my favorite KZfaq commenting on another one of fav’s channels. This is how I know I live in an echo chamber.

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hey i love your vids!!!

No authentification next to your name? 😱 What

Stella Muller Nice try 😉

They probably got insecure. Maybe they felt that you were unapproachable. Just projection, but maybe you actually did start acting “Hollywood”.

People do this even if you AREN'T confident! I was really shy and self-conscious in school, but apparently because I liked to wear makeup and kept my hair long (part of my insecurities: I literally felt sick leaving the house if I didn't look "presentable" and also bc it was my way of hiding my depression) people who didn't even know me were like "yeah she's cold and weird and probably really self-absorbed." I also got called "frigid" *and* "slutty" at the SAME TIME, somehow 💀 a lot of it came from shitheaded guys but there were mean girls too. People really do just look at you and think they can write your entire biography. It's honestly kind of sad.

Queen behavior, I wish I was as confident, my Asian and black parents could never let me

NOW THISS you just voiced what ive been trying to say

For what you was Wearing. Confidence Is internal. Beauty Is external.

I feel like that's just some of the things that happen when you grow up even in real life.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 Yeah I guess. I was just saying that because she asked why it was necessary for her to leave her sensuality behind.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 yes it happens in life but there's also many times the requirement to leave that life behind cause no one (usually s/o) will accept them they way they're.

Never marry a garden tool, our forefathers passed this wisdom down to us.

The bad boy trope is still damaging to the girl though, is she just supposed to be a discount therapist?

Lmao same honey like the last thing I need is another existential crisis in my life

@@jasontoddsthighholsters4168 me too I've dealt with one already and I don't need another one 🤣🤣

Lol I think you mean it made the gay stronger!

and thats on 'T and Coco'

I watched it so many times. 😔

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I read this the EXACT moment Tee said it. Pretty cool hahah

And she's right lol, she isn't just saying that.

@@thetornadocrusader968 😐😐

@@thetornadocrusader968 getting on your knees for a man and YOU BEING A MAN is a lil sus my guy.... whats ya bible say about that ? man shall not lay w man ?? /j

I see what you're saying,but you trying to denounce the femme fatale by saying its because its a mysogynistic construct only of sexual nature and in the same breath saying that she isn't a "real" woman,doesn't make sense and just doesn't sit right with me.You are doing exactly what Tee mentioned in the video,turning on the femme fatales once they achieve their goals,shaming them for not living a traditional life.The concept of being a "real woman" in and of itself is created by men to oppress women into traditional gender roles.Every woman regardless of what they choose to do with their time,if they choose to work or study or not,matter.We should not make it harder for each other to simply exist in this patriarchal world when its hard enough already.

@@adaxx4103 Okay so reading comprehension is a struggle for you, noted. Femme fatales aren't real women they're fictional characters usually created by men, going all the way back before the bible. There's a reason it's called a trope. And these tropes rarely reflect real women because women are multi faceted complex people, and femme fatale characters, and damsels in distress, are often depicted with very narrow personalities and motivations, reducing them for the male gaze or to propagate patriarchal ideals. Moreover, emulating or attempting to emulate such a reductive archetype is counterproductive, and definitely not a goal women should be striving for especially considering the inevitable backlash and consequence that it results in.

That would be a great video suggestion for her. I think she has mentioned it before

Why are you not talking about the men that degraded this girl? I saw a lot of women actually defending chloe. But men never get called out on anything.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 It’s probably because men shaming women for literally anything is all too common, the critique she received from women was kind of out of the blue and in my opinion clearly a result of internalized misogyny because before she was receiving attention on a larger scale she was being praised constantly and uplifted, she rarely received any form of hate but because she’s now seen as potential competition there was women ready to tear her down for simply being admired by men. Obviously both the men and women should be held accountable but right now we’re tackling a specific topic that concerns women.

@@chelseao.8783 I hear your point. But I feel that a lot of women have worked really hard to support other women and praise other women but it seems that this is not enough because when some women decide to bash other women then all of a sudden all the attention is removed from the positive and placed on the negative. I'm disappointed that we are even giving these women attention or the time of day. Its creating a divide among women. Some of us genuinely love women and love working with other women. The narrative that women hate each other is tiring. Because that hate usually stems from fighting for a men. I just personally don't want to see that narrative anymore and I don't want the younger Generation thinking that that's how women behave.

@@tondaniraluswinga2590 Its unfortunate but we are used to men calling women all sorts of thing to actually physically violating women and girls for being women. We call them out all the time , for me it was sad to see when women had joined in and validating all the hate.

That part made me sad... For 1 she literally didn't even HAVE to choose! Like girl you can have Black and white friends its ok... and how she only hung out with the Black kids until her white friends accepted her again was so.... UGH

@@AMCW90 exactly! Whoever wrote that part and the whole part about her boyfriend telling her she wants black enough because she couldn’t twerk and stuff was disgusting. Very distasteful

@@AMCW90 She had no interest in being friends with Brachia in the first place, she feels insecure about her own skin tone. She literally went into the bathroom and cried.

@@ambergathings7160 exactly she had no interest in being with her black "friends " but she also seemed more happy and comfortable with her white friends.

I hope she realizes they're not her actual friends soon, because yeah I get it it's your first time making friends and being popular but come on girl they were fake from day one based on how they got your ass arrested!

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And like she said .. it’s the same person

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Why couldn’t the mom and son be black?

@@sugarpearl9781 Im guessing because white moms and black dads are the most common interracial relationship instead of the other way around and I can testify to that

@@nynydabarbie how is that common when most people date within there own race? Also why is that the only couple we see beside ww/wm?

@@nynydabarbie It is possible to display interracial relationship that do not fit the constellation of the most common one. I mean, it‘s just possible to do that. Apparently Hollywood remembers that often enough: white able bodied christian-ish cis straight middleclass men are by far overrepresented in movies, compared to how many of them actually exist in real society.

Yes! I'd say its a fear and a fantasy that female sexuality is something he cannot control. Not being in control can be a hit to his masculinity (which is the source of the fear). So, this troupe lets him privately indulge in "being with the bad girl", and then save face by publicly vilifying her.

@@emeeme3247 yess it's so interesting that you mention the male character has to publicly vilify her bc we see that all the time irl where women are expected to be sexually available to men but also to be pure virgin/mother figures. patriarchy tries to make proximity to men the only way for women to get power, status, security or pleasure then derides women for doing so by calling them sluts or gold diggers, or for not doing it by calling them prude. no win scenario.

yes this is like the way men are so upset by sex workers but not by porn

@@aislinnrossi4608 Yes irl. If he does it publicly, it's a performance. He's embarrassed. But he still has to be "the man". It's sad really. If he goes there, in private, his feelings are hurt. Can't handle the rejection or believe he got played or etc.

@@kharlley8kh I don’t think you realize how embarrassing this comment is....

Another example is when women empower other women to be themselves and be whoever they want to be and not care what people say and then those same women get mad when Cardi b and Megan released WAP

Yes! I was literally talking about this like last week

OMG THIS MAKES ME SO MAD! Why is the other woman always attacked first? Like the person who you were in a relationship with, which is the man, is the only person you should really be upset with. Why attack the women who didn’t even know the man was married??

Eh, sometimes they do

I know a lot of situations where they know but don’t care, in rl and especially in shows/movies

right! I really don't get the hype around that dude lol

Look outside of his race and notice the parallel their trying to draw between her choice in men and her mothers choice in men i.e Ginny’s biological father.

We all know if the black guy did that, her reaction to it would be more apt to what it should be, which is grossly unfair. Really saddening that we’re going into the third decade of the twenty-first century and still reinforcing not only unhealthy relationships, but double standards. Oh, and racism.

@@kiera6326 I think its wrong either way ( coming from a black man or a white man) and we shouldn't glamorize it or accept it. However she seemed to not have a problem with it so I honestly feel like my hands are tied and I can't complain.

and the fact that the reason why she suddenly realized that she "loved" him was because he *possibly* tried to KILL HIMSELF after he was rejected by her??? the toxicity of it all

Exactly!!!! I want like a more baggy carefree style tbh 😂

SAME..I feel so much pressure to get glammed up especially for special occasions when hygiene and clear skin is enough for me.

@@kinkykoils6176 ABSOLUTELY

im a goth so..

They don't have to be but usually are and that's the troupe so unless you are trying to live as a FF then it really shouldn't be a problem lol. It's like a style and it can be more "masculine" styled. It still looked really good, baggy or straight boyish though doesn't really draw up the FF as being super feminine even though it doesn't always have to be super feminine clothes is the point. The feeling you exude and the clothes just tie in.

My life goal.

It's a cartoon but there is a lesbian that i would consider a femme fatale in She-ra and the princesses of power

Uhh Santana Lopez from glee lol, but we do need way more

@@err8380 WHO

you should watch killing eve, it might be what you are looking for :)

It‘s not the women in the first place. It‘s society and patriarchy. Then some women decide to play by that rules for different reasons.

@@Alina_Schmidt For me, it's not even about that. There are rl materialistic people and transactional relationships. I don't think patriarchy created them, and I think such people and relationships would exist in a society free of patriarchal baggage. My point is rather: it's not for me to judge and project my concept of happiness onto other people,. And that's what the tropes I mentioned are missing: 1) the perspective that the relationships these women have are not exploitative - the men too are getting something they want out of this, she is not a victimizer, he is not a victim, 2) it's not "evil" if it's a mutual understanding / transaction / consent, the women aren't acting at the expense of someone else, transactional relationships are not something to be looked down upon or judged. Most importantly, we need more female tropes that depict women (in power), who don't indulge in materialism and/or transactional relationships and/or exploitation, because, while there are women like that either due to patriarchy or due to their own volition, there's way more women who are not like that. .. and less depictions of the notion that whenever a woman is clever, talented, strong, attractive etc., she'd "automatically" "need" or "want" to _use_ men and other women, to achieve her goals or get into a position of power or wealth or respect. Here, I definitely agree with you that patriarchy is at play.

@@augustaseptemberova5664 Jessica from suits is a good example.

@@augustaseptemberova5664 I watched the devil wears Prada some weeks ago and it passed the bechdel test and yet still failed to break free of misogyny and I've been wanting to talk to people more about ACTUAL female power and empowerment- what does that look like? How does one gain it? Etc

@@arianam6430 I haven't watched this one, but now I'm gonna this weekend out of curiosity. The title already says a lot about what to expect, judging by your description. Personally, the only movie depiction of a powerful female character in the lead role that I can somewhat identify with or look up to, is Lt. Ripley in Alien(s). Probably because her femininity isn't a plot device. She's a capable officer and survivalist who happens to be female. She shows realistic, relatable human traits as well as classically perceived as "female" traits, and these aren't portrayed as "tools" or "skills" she or anyone else exploits, neither as handicaps or advantages. I also like Annalise Keating/Harkness from How to get away with murder. Not that I identify with her, but I liked how her character was written exploring elements of female tropes, but without reducing her to a trope. Mind you, I've only watched the first 2 or 3 seasons, so I have no clue about her further character progression.

I’m very confused on how you got to that??

Not saying you’re wrong I’m just confused

@@speccogecko7296 it was in the video. Tee talked about it around 9 minutes in. OC was agreeing

I feel like there's another important message there that people don't like to hear, but need: most people *don't* get revenge, and it's probably not worth it anyway. And just because something seems empowering or uplifts other people doesn't mean it'll work for you.

true

There's also Pandora in Greek mythology, who opened the box and cause evil For All Mankind

+ Lilith !!

@@fievrelysis2470 Lilith is queen 👑

Abrahamic religions always make women villains to the point where other women see each other as the same from this sick brainwashing which was all done to worship men without any disturbances since these religions needed that father God image to be strong in the psyche of people without the image of mother God or a gender neutral energy of God disturbing that male worship. The making of a pick me starts in the home with these same principles which we see our own mothers displaying with the internalised misogyny they were taught from birth. The way they make the women villains actually shows the power women have in many ways to the extent that they can destroy the stronghold these religions and cultural norms have in society.

Men fight in wars and die so you can preserve the culture. Have some shame bruh.

Love love love that artist. She's amazing 💛

@@mariammohabbat most wars are because of woman who get in between men e.g Cleopatra. Or another example, Alexander the great. His wars wouldn't have happened if it weren't for his mother. You cannot blame it on men alone but men alone die in wars thats my point. Men love all people, animals, cultures not just their children as is the case for women. If woman are soo 'good' why dont they adopt little kids instead of having sex then carrying it for 9 months then getting your vagina destroyed? The answer is they are selfish to a degree (just the slightest) and cannot love unconditionally as they say unless it's their own flesh and blood. Men, I'll say again, have a greater burden. Not all men, some are useless.

@@mustafa8920 calling women selfish for wanting to get pregnant ? Bye

@rahma lmao 🤣

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So she's not allowed to date like any other influencer.

true and I dislike the glamorization of Lori because to be quite honest aside from the wealth of the men she dates her taste is 🗑️. Diddy, Future, and a man 10 years older than her? Future is literally a serial baby daddy what is the appeal?

Where the video at ??🤣

@@alyssalane3442 lmao I still haven't found it yet lemme go look again 💀💀💀

@@alyssalane3442 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jcyZqc6bzK3InX0.html I believe it was her video

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Right! But we all know Hollywood is racist and misogynistic doesn’t mean we should ignore it tho we gotta take it down

period!

Why?

@@jazharris2903 You watched the same video as I did, Tee explained it

@@ArteiceTB why do women have to always be nice though? Men aren't nice to each other; why do we have to play into the stereotype of being comforting and welcoming?

@@jazharris2903 It's also playing into sterotypes of being catty and sabotaging each other. Women need to uplift each other instead of hating on each other's success. And if they wanna be haters, they should ignore it and work on themselves instead.

Same anything Ginny was rude to her mom i was like 'SHUT UP VIRGINIA"

AGREED, finally a valid comment

YES! THANK YOU!

They also do that to deflect criticism. "Um ackshually those gratuitous camera angles are very important to the plot because she's like empowered and stuff, by criticising me you just admitted that you hate women. Checkmate haters 😎" (Don't get me wrong I don't really care about fanservice or whatever in a series, but the transparency is funny.)

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Travis Dean my drip is past the gods

wtf is your username lmao

made by straight men for straight men😍😔

This kinda goes without saying

I want to see a woman, just a single woman in an action movie who is unapologetically tomboyish or masculine. I've literally never seen this before. I want to see a female protagonist that literally doesn't care at all about men. An ace heroine. Or a lesbian one. That would be so refreshing to see. I've never seen an action movie that doesn't include romance, so an aro ace protagonist would be really interesting.

@@purplekitten6637 I think “ not caring about men” is kinda just dehumanizing to the character and seems toxic... but a character that doesn’t care about the view points of men on herself and is freely and unapologetically herself is good

It was! It started off as the Jezebel in the 20s and 30s who would lure men away from traditional values like marriage. A lot of this tension was constructed geographically in terms of the city vs the country. By the introduction of the production code (Hollywood censorship code), a lot of filmmakers were limited to writing about amoral characters as long as they got their comeuppance at the end. So sexually liberated women could only be written about if they were punished by the end of the film to be green lit and not censored. And this carries on with the femme fatale trope in the film noir era where women who exercised their right to be sexual beings were killed at the end of the movie.

me too

what in the riverdale was that song 🥴

@@aracellilo2341 a jazz version of happy birthday??? and everyone clapped??????

I thought that was cute.

I couldn't even finish the second episode. Ginny is so fucking annoying. 😒

It was so weird

exactly.

Okay but why is this literally me💀 like when I was young I would try to 🤢 gain the approval of my male classmates too. It for real starts young, like one time in elementary school this guy came up to me and he was like "I like your shoes :-)" cuz I had on these red Nikes or whatever and I remember I was like "OMG THANK YOU😃" and I was so proud like that is so problematic😭😭 even when I picked them out at the store I was "yes, these will make me popular : )" and also my dad was thee exact same way with my sister, like he dictated so many of her outfits and she wasn't allowed to wear certain things. She told me she asked him if she could wear fake eye-lashes and he was like "I'll think about it .3." and then he forgot so she just bought loll cuz she didn't care anymore😭 Forchently when she went to college she didn't have anymore restrictions and could wear what she wanted

Dym nobody should have kids cause the world isn’t safe 😭

@@seeegaaaa Brooo, what is this world?!?! Like, i'm glad that someone can relate to me, but also super sad that what's going on isn't its own isolated incident. Smh.

@@somegrill7561 Oh, nah, nah, lol. I'm just saying that children shouldn't have to bear the consequences of an adult issue. If parents actually made an effort to make the world safer rather than just teaching their kids to cope they wouldn't have to deal with all the shit that they do.

I feel like this narrative of women hating more successful or more beautiful women is also a narrative created by men to keep women behind. Why cant we accept that there are many different beauty standards and that not only a single body type should be celebrated? Also as a women I don't hate on other more beautiful or more successful women because it simply is a waste of time and has No real value. What personally frustrates me is expecting other women to constantly be cheering on other women simply because they are not pretty enough or don't make the cut. Everyone has their own lives and needs and we cannot always be the ones cheering for others like it's our job. I never see these pretty girls getting called out somehow its always the average normal women. Its exhausting.

Ginny had no interest in being friends with her.

I feel like that was kind of the point though, like Ginny had trouble connecting with the Black part of her identity

@@amandaadams1759 Because she chose not to. Only when it was convenient to her so she could fight with Hunter, who is also a minority.

Ginny is a black character but I get what you mean.

@@theimplications635 She is mixed, this means she is both black and white. Brachia, was one of the only black people in the show and Ginny brushed her off.

I don't even argue with people anymore I just share her videos

@@lebogangkhumalo7823 perioddd

purrr

as u should

UGH YES Xena was it for me

Also a real life femme is Cleopatra. Contrary to what the entertainment industry has portrayed her she wasn't by the definition of the time attractive. What she was, was extremely intelligent ans more educated than most men as well as fluent in multiple languages. She used her intelligence, charm to disarm and enchant the men around her so she could retain her power. The idea that a seemingly unattractive woman could hold any type of power and control over men is unbelievable to men and their ego so they rewrote history in the retelling of her story to diminish her intelligence and hype up her sexuality.

Same, I see people bashing Ginny but not a lot of people bash her friends or even Marcus, the guy who literally broke into a girl's house, took her virginity and pretty much abandoned her.

if you watch the show, you’ll get why we hate Ginny

@@meme0218 She's awful.

It's only female that get treated this way

The implications EXACTLY OMG

Lmfaaoo you just made me reread this in my “floetry ” voice

@@fatimafernand695 😂😂😂

@@fatimafernand695 stealing patriarchy lyrics. Stick to your WAP non sense.

@@mustafa8920 you maaaad, I can’t argue witchuu. Look at ya... I can’t argue witchuu

I think everyone agreed

I feel like it was the "hot" white guy that made ppl keep watching but the show actually wasn't that good to me.

@@fans-ed1td he made me wanna turn off the show 😭 he was so manipulative and toxic

@@ramiyahlee6108 are we talking about paul?? or marcus

@@danielmorris6804 marcus lmaooo

omg frr from the way ppl talk about her i though she dated all of hollywood (which would still be fine) but she dated like 12 guys?? people really made such a big deal over nothing

The fact that the whole world started hating on her simply because she lied? Like we all know EVERYONE was just waiting for her to mess up even just a little bit to cancel her.

@@ajf1219 and the thing was she never even lied in the whole situation. She was telling the truth the whole time 💀

@@sienh She was telling the truth? Umm how? She didn't say how it isn't nice for men to call women bitches in her speech, she said it isn't right for others to try and undercut your success by taking credit for your success and fame- "As the first woman to win Album of the Year at the Grammys twice, I want to say to all the young women out there, there will be people along the way who will try to undercut your success, or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. But if you just focus on the work … you will look around and you will know that it was you and the people who love you that put you there." She *never* once referenced being called "that bitch" in her speech. Her speech was entirely about people who try and take credit for your success. Her speech was about Kanye line saying he made her famous- i.e. people who "take credit for your accomplishments or your fame" *not* about people who use the term that bitch, a word that was never once mentioned in her speech. She did not make a speech about how people should use the word bitch, nor did she make a speech about how people shouldn't use sexist or derogatory terms, she made a speech about how people shouldn't take credit for your accomplishments. Except she had already literally gave Kanye her blessing to say he made her famous i.e. to "take credit for your accomplishments or your fame." It was fake outrage about him taking credit for her success despite her literally approving of him doing just that. She only switched the narrative after the video came out. An obvious backtrack which makes zero sense as her statement after the video does not track at all with the speech she made. Her grievances in her speech were completely different to her supposed grievance after the video came out. It's pretty hard to continue to pretend to be upset that someone took "credit for your accomplishments or your fame" after we all watched a video of you literally telling them they could do just that. So instead she pretended that all along her argument was that she upset that he called her that bitch, except it wasn't and all you have to do is look at the speech transcript and see that for yourself. Show me the term "that bitch" in her original speech. You can't. You cannot rewrite her speech or history. She said what she said and it had literally nothing to with him calling her that bitch, it had to do with him taking "credit for your accomplishments or your fame" which was pretty odd considering she approved of him doing just that.

​@@perfectchemistry8291 jesus, you wrote a whole essay about how taylor yet failed to actually realise the grammys speech wasn't the only place she made statements about kanye or famous. You just completely omitted the statement taylors publicist made about famous, saying that taylor was never told about the lyric, "I made that bitch famous," which was why it made her so furious especially since it was so derogatory in context. You also said she switched the narrative after the video came out but it seems as though you didn't even watch the video because if you did, you'd realise she was telling the truth the whole time. It's also quite hypocritical for you too since you're changing and omitting events from the narrative to fit your version of events lmao! You must have a miserable life to actually care so much about a celebrity who doesn't even know you exist. I wish you the best of luck in life because you'll need it 💀 - sincerely a taylor AND kanye fan

Then its not a femme fatale a femme fatale is a women who seduce men everything is about male

I love “the woman” and her ability to “wreck” two married politicians’ heterosexual home while being homosexual by having an affair with both simultaneously. Loool.

Do you mean how she’s portrayed in the book? In the show, it was all well and good until Irene, proven by the show’s past hour of runtime to be an absolute genius, suddenly became a silly, lovestruck girl who just couldn’t help but set her crush’s name as her phone password 😒

Speaking of Sherlock there's an anime version and she was just recently introduced. Love her character already, my girl outsmarted Sherlock in those 20 mins lol (keep in mind I'm not familiar with Sherlock, just watching the anime)

bbc irene is one of the worst characters. i recommend hbomberguy's sherlock video, cause that whole show was 😐😐

@@elpidak6554 OMG every time I see someone recommend him or that video I feel compelled to comment on it/and or thank them. What a guy ✌️

you are so smart and well spoken I love listening to you talk

Idk if I phrases that right😅

You did great! I agree

You phrased it perfectly fine:)

Also on how the men keep trying to push the issue of violence against women away by saying there is violence against men.

And when you explain to them that this time it's for violence against women they go off. Rolls eyes. At this point I'm tired of this. Cause nobody ever said we never cared about violence against men. I hate it how when a group of persons or an individual goes through something traumatic or hurtful there is always people talking bout oh, that's the least there is this issue too. Or you're whining too much as blah blah has issues too. I just can't with the bull.

Genuine question: what makes Lori Harvey successful?

Saweetie is biracial tho

I agree but, sawed tie is not black she is biracial let’s get that cleared.

@@sunnybird6089 she's steve harvey's daughter and she used to date trey songz, and is dating michael b. jordan rn

@@sunnybird6089 shes a socialite

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 the patriarchy always needs to find an excuse for their weak-willedness & character flaws