I get it that girls are more "attacked" sexually, on social media or in real life (like the dude on the subway), that they tend to be more persecuted which leads to many rapes...
They're right about it, but as the show shows to us just because they're a woman they tend to be chosen to jobs where their image are used to show a product or interact with people, or sometimes they can get better "deals" by making their faces or be more affectionate...
So, in the end, I understand their problems but they're not, at all, that victims that they're trying to show to the world.
Shout by Rafael Fonseca DuarteBlockedParent2019-12-29T02:06:01Z
Well, this episode was a feminist satire.
I get it that girls are more "attacked" sexually, on social media or in real life (like the dude on the subway), that they tend to be more persecuted which leads to many rapes...
They're right about it, but as the show shows to us just because they're a woman they tend to be chosen to jobs where their image are used to show a product or interact with people, or sometimes they can get better "deals" by making their faces or be more affectionate...
So, in the end, I understand their problems but they're not, at all, that victims that they're trying to show to the world.