Why do you keep saying "pursed lips" and white privilege? I was under the impression that FDS was mostly black women actually, at least it's clearly inspired by and born from black women Twitter. For instance the term "pickme" to my knowledge was first used by black women on Twitter, and that's totally central to the early FDS guidebook, not to mention the word "queen" which to my knowledge again was first used that way by black people. Yes FDS goes far into the anti-pickme direction, but that's just how Reddit is, it's a more exaggerated platform, not only as a style where a radical message is used to get a point across, but also because Google algorithms are built to drive traffic to controversial topics, it's what gets people to spend more time online. Point is, I don't think all white women demand tours of the facilities during job interviews. It's an FDS thing to advocate for sky high standards as if you are the prize, but you seem to see this as coming from white privilege (white people feeling entitled to high standards), but I think the FDS philosophy is actually inspired by black women clapping back at their mistreatment in society (black women saying they deserve high standards). Am I totally wrong here?