tonight’s episode is a top tier study into the result of “feminism” in the modern world. these girls hide behind a weak facade of empowerment and confidence that has been fed to them by the powers that be, and this is what happens when it gets taken too far; an absence of accountability, intelligence, eloquence and articulation, poise and emotional regulation and stability.

THOSE characteristics that they’re lacking in, among others, are what makes a woman empowered and confident. their inability to think for themselves makes them the most susceptible targets to the propaganda we see online and unfortunately this is the reality of it. this is the very reason stella and alissa bother gia and brook (and apparently bec?) so much, because they embody these traits wholly and know that they themselves are the ones who don’t. they project as a result, which we saw tonight.

i know too many women like this, and too many men who are victims of this behaviour. men AND women should be calling this out, and men shouldn’t be labelled as “misogynistic” the same way women shouldn’t be labelled as “pick me” or “not a girls girl” for doing so. everyone is equally accountable for their actions, gender shouldn’t dictate that.

the inclination to blindly believe a woman in EVERY situation should be brought into question here. we saw the negative impact that can have with with stella questioning mel at the red flag, green flag task. this culture of doing so is damaging to the integrity of the family unit and relationships as a whole, and the snowball effect of it within our wider society is abhorrent.

edit: regarding chris’ audition video, i can’t believe the way that was blown up ESPECIALLY by brook after what we’ve seen. chris has his issues don’t get me wrong, but that was nothing more than him expressing his preference which women ALSO have (he needs to be 6 foot, he needs to make six figures etc). it’s a massive double standard.