The worst part? she blamed losing on Len for being a guy. She was disrespectful to everyone and expected them to vote for her? Now, I'm not saying that Len was more qualified because he probably wasn't, but at least he isn't rude to everyone there like Eliza. She just thought she was entitled to that position because of her accomplishments.

He gave a better speech!!! She just talked about her accomplishments instead of talking about why she wanted the position, why she likes being part of the paper. The whole feminism movement at their school starts when Len (a guy) wins an election for the chief editor or something like that over the mc (a girl).īut guess what? I would've voted Len, too. (you get what I'm saying) but it ISNT about that. A lot of people have the concept that feminism is about hating on men, women being 'superior'. There was a time in my life when I didn't consider myself a feminist because I had the wrong idea of it. Let's start with everything I didn't like :) it had the power to be *chef's kiss* but it was a huge letdown. This book had such a good premise, the rep, the feminism, the rivals to lovers. I think this is my most controversial review up to date so proceed with caution. THIS is what feminism is, not what the main character was trying to do. It’s all about all of us working toward equality, together.” “Because feminism, contrary to popular belief, isn’t about hating on guys like me. “Could it be,” I say, in as conciliatory a tone as I can manage, “that maybe it’s not an environment where everyone feels comfortable. (.) The whole specific business with the bleeding, though, is still not cool, except in certain woke corners of the internet. if we’re not allowed to talk publicly about something that is a normal, healthy part of life for every menstruating student and teacher at Willoughby?” The man has never had one in his life-why does he get to have an opinion about it? Guinn tell me how embarrassing periods are. The whole specific business with the bleeding, though, is still not cool, except in certain woke corners of the internet. PMS, for some reason, is not, but that’s because it has somehow become a synonym for being in a bad mood while female.

(.) “I’m just trying to ensure that this is an environment where everyone feels comfortable.”

“Are you trying to say that tampons aren’t allowed on the morning announcements?”ĭr. Also, you know, my locker still says FEMINAZI.”ĭr. “Everyone who’s been on social media knows what happened with the 'Bugle' stuff. “(.) To discuss such, ah, personal matters on the air, especially in an educational setting, is really quite in poor taste.”

Not here to be liked michelle quach