Barbie's Better Than This! - Therapist Reacts!

[@saliwan3118]

fun fact: Greta Gerwig said in one of her interviews that she ended up talking to her therapist for the opening scene of barbie because she was afraid of that it would work or not!

[@GeorgiaDow]

oh really that is amazing I didnt know that.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Love your choice ofpink attire for this. Greta Gerwig never disappoints. This movie does such a great job at deconstructing who Barbie is, as an individual and as a doll, and what she represents. By the end you really feel like she's gone from a mass produced entity to her own real person.

[@GeorgiaDow]

yes i think it really breaks its down

[@davidabraham2202]

@@GeorgiaDowbut it’s not even Wednesday!

[@sakurap95]

I think America Ferrera’s character is pointing out how impossible the pressure is to think about these unspoken rules we put on ourselves as women all the time. And in real life, just sharing that stress with each other feels validating and liberating. I don’t think she meant to imply that Barbie isn’t a person, but saying that impossible pressure shouldn’t be so suffocating, for humans or dolls. Because dolls are who we want to play with and pretend to be.

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

I think Barbie's biggest issue is that she doesn't have a job or a purpose like the other barbies. She's a stereotypical Barbie. She doesn't realize that she can choose to be whatever she wants to be.

[@vladtheinhaler93]

Not if another Barbie is already doing it

[@GeorgiaDow]

yes that is a really good point and that view of being whatever she wants is a wonderful way to see it

[@Toidal]

@@GeorgiaDow I think it's the subtle difference in messaging, where "You can be a doctor, or a lawyer, or firefighter, or insert prestigious career of choice" where it's intended to inspire someone, instead puts this percieved pressure on them to achieve and be successful. As compared to like "You can be whatever you want" which seems closer to the idea of freedom. That isn't to say that doctor, lawyer, firefighter barbies aren't important, it's that idea doesn't grow with child and are inadequate as they get older so they're not the end all of feminism that the those corporate dudes think they are.

[@elisaferrazfernandes6654]

no one, stereotypical or nah, can be whatever they want. maybe zillionaires, I could never no. and I truly believe that having all the choices that are giving to pretty & perfect persons is... not real.

[@elisaferrazfernandes6654]

no one, stereotypical or nah, can be whatever they want. maybe zillionaires, I could never no. and I truly believe that having all the choices that are giving to pretty & perfect persons is... not real.

[@rottensquid]

I feel like that moment Barbie felt "unpretty" was kind of the most important turning point of the film. When she didn't feel as pretty as Barbie should, or as smart or accomplished, when she felt like she didn't live up to her own identity, that was the moment that she stopped being an idea of a person and became a person. What struck about what America Ferrera's character said about it being impossible being a woman, I see a parallel between the hopeless quest to "be a woman" and Barbie's sudden failure to be Barbie. And I think it also perfectly parallels Ken's attempt to "be a man." These are all crudely constructed identities built to live up to a social expectation. Something I learned a long time ago is that "being a man" is a false goal. There's no pot of gold at the end of that rainbow. The only worthwhile goal is to be a good person, to yourself, and to everyone else, as much as you can. That's where the reward is. All the gender expectations heaped on us, both regressive and progressive, are just false personas we're expected to live in. But we're not toys. We're not the idea. We're the thinker. We don't have to be Barbies or Kens, living our lives based on the label on the box. That seemed like the point of the movie, which is why, as compelling as Ken is, this is absolutely Barbie's movie.

[@sarahlandis289]

I love your point, thank you

[@LittleMan27]

I can’t wait for you to breakdown Ken from this movie

[@GeorgiaDow]

me too !!! and yes

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Reading a sapphic romance “cozy book” called a pirates life for tea and there’s a line: everyone was more confident on horseback. Immediately thought of Ken & laughed.

[@visualartsbyjr2464]

I knew/know a lot of models. Unfortunately the industry is brutal towards them, to the point that it ruined a few lives. No matter how stunning the person there was always someone critiquing the smallest perceived imperfection(s), and that was from the agencies they work for! Depression, eating disorders, anxiety, self loathing, self harm, etc were the hallmarks that I witnessed…. it was heartbreaking. We saw them as angels yet they only saw a monster in the mirror. There has been a sub-group of people online that have been calling Robbie “mid tier”. I personally view it as deflecting their own insecurities… akin to getting a kick out of watching a success story crash.

[@GeorgiaDow]

so very true, thank you for sharing

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Certainly comes across as a lot of projecting their own insecurities. Margot is very pretty (aesthetically pleasing) & she’s a fantastic producer. She’s SMART. I’ve watched interviews of her and she’s very Australian vibes and highly intelligent. She’s a business woman. Her producing Barbie and Bombshell made me respect her.

[@NinjaFlibble]

@@PlaceForAnEcho and @visualartsbyjr2464 I would disagree with dismissing *all* people who don't see Margot Robbie as beautiful as "insecure." Are some of them insecure and projecting that insecurity? Almost certainly. Sure, It is also likely, given how people behave on the internet, that some of the people who call her "mid tier" are just trolling. However, most people likely aren't doing either of those. Not everyone likes the same thing. Not everyone finds the same people attractive (whether sexually or platonically). These people could legitimately not see what everyone else does. Even between twins, there are differences. My twin sister and I share a lot of interests, however we also have a lot of differences. The biggest example would be in career choice. From high school, I knew I wanted to work in game development. I chose my colleges and spent my time oriented towards that goal. For my sister, it wasn't until her late 20s/early 30s that she decided she wanted to be a vet tech, at which point she did the same; chose a college with a degree program for veterinary technology and spent her time accomplishing that goal. People are far more complicated than you two are giving them credit for.

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

@@NinjaFlibble people aren’t that complicated. Yes, everything is subjective but ppl are often self serving & petty.

[@NinjaFlibble]

@@PlaceForAnEcho True, they are. But that doesn't mean the reasons someone dislikes anything can always be boiled down to their own insecurity

[@Genin99]

When I saw the Barbie movie, I thought it was a perfect movie for you to react to, because it has a lot of examples of topics that you could talk about.

[@13Bbeards]

I loved all of the costume changes in this video. One thing that many people have troubles with is that it is ok to enjoy something that you aren't good at. Or to do something that you aren't the best at. I'm in a new job field in which I don't have a lot of experience. Many people on my team seem to know things that I don't, but that's ok. I'm learning. I keep needing to remember not to compare where I am know with them because we are at different times on our journey. I am also not the best at all the games that I play with my friends. But, I can enjoy playing anyway.

[@HarryThomasPictures]

Your wonderful thank you so much for making this video. When Margot Robbie's Barbie broke down and felt at her lowest low after she just lost her house, her friends and feeling she's not good enough for anything made me wanna give me the biggest hug. Gloria's speech is my favourite scene in the film and the scene all women needed. It certainly peerked Barbie up and Gloria feels like a mother to Barbie in lots of ways. Even as a male myself I've lived with plenty of strong women in my family, my mum, sister, granny, aunts, cousins and they are my rock. Barbie is certainly a step in the right direction for women in the film industry and society we need more movies like it. Thank you Greta and Margot for making this masterpiece!

[@emn2375]

I love the costume design for this one, Georgia! :)

[@GeorgiaDow]

Yay, thank you!

[@nicksmyth4050]

Very interesting. I’d love to see you do Spider-Man villains like Green Goblin, Venom, & Carnage! Maybe for a Halloween special?

[@GeorgiaDow]

Cool idea!

[@Mickhail_Kasyanov]

A Barbie version of Georgia ❤ Your cosplay is really amazing!

[@GeorgiaDow]

Oh thank you!

[@marcellacassab4331]

I was literally just about to suggest you do one of these on the Barbie Movie so I'm stoked that you actually did. Can't wait for the inevitable Ken episode and I hope you'll also do one on Alan. He needs more love too.

[@OneWingedRose]

This movie made me cry like 4 times, I really ended up loving it. And then some of your words here made me tear up a bit all over again lol! Fun video, surprisingly great film! I laughed a lot at the narrator's Margot Robbie line :D.

[@GeorgiaDow]

Wow, thank you!

[@LittleMan27]

I laughed when you put on the sombrero. Love the constant outfit changes and hard work you did

[@GeorgiaDow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ZoraXire]

I work in Costuming for theater and film and I have to say you nailed it on the head. I have not had a single fitting ever, without the Actor or Actress straight up give me a laundry list of apologies for this or that on their bodies. I've worked with A listers, people who are considered the most beautiful people in the world and they too have scars, moles, etc. that they feel horrible about. It really taught me bodies are bodies, even taking measurements taught me you really are built to perfect proportions of yourself, you might think you're lop sided, but no, you're really not. Even age and time, really does just add character to you. There's truly real beauty in flaws.

[@FipsNezu]

Your videos are really helping me understanding much more about myself. Thank you

[@GeorgiaDow]

I'm so glad!

[@itsokandres]

i just wanna say thanks…i needed to hear something like this for a while now ❤ you’re voice is so calming 🥲

[@GeorgiaDow]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

Well that was definitely a lot to unpack and only further proves that this film's harshest critics don't bother listening to women.

[@GeorgiaDow]

hah truth

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

@@GeorgiaDow Not to mention how hilarious it is that they couldn't remotely fathom it doing well, only for it to then immediately dominate the box office!

[@mandragonna]

That’s why I hate gossiping. It’s just judging other people by their looks, their actions or lack there of, their fashion choices, etc. it’s never about THE person but rather about finding something to make fun of, to belittle their life to inflate others. It is already exhausting to exist and this way of thinking is just another stress toll from people that you don’t even know you

[@Moon525]

Really loved the points you brought up in this video. The points on self affirmation, confidence, and love are so necessary to hear.

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Very nice video. My 17 year old foster care individual (male) told me yesterday “I see a pretty or attractive or sexy girl or whatever and I automatically assume she’s a ho and sleeping around a lot and a slut and like arrogant.” It blew my mind. I had to pause rather than say the gut reaction of are you freaking kidding me? Stop that, it’s cruel and incredibly judgmental and negative. I did however tell him that’s a limited way to look at people. We talked more about how there are women in his life who are supporting him. 2 case workers, myself, a manager. I said it’s just genetics. You can’t control your skin tone and don’t want to be judged for being biracial so why would you judge women in such a way. Then a further convo how some gorgeous people I know are very insecure. Some beautiful people I know are also the smartest and kindness people I know. And yes-he’s less than 2 months away from being 18 and wants to be talked to like an adult so I said ok, real, adult talk? He said yeah. I replied ok-you sound like an asshole and I don’t think you want to sound like a dick so you have to change your way of thinking. Barbie was brilliant. Saw it twice. I was the ONLY film nerd (with a film degree) who clapped and laughed when Helen Mirren said note to the casting-don’t hire Margot Robbie because it broke the 4th wall so well. Barbie is a very self aware movie just like Enchanted is well aware it’s honoring and mocking Disney at the same time.

[@airynod]

Out of curiosity, does he mention any reasons why he has that feeling or where does that idea come from?

[@docingraham]

@@airynod Why ask, when you can lecture?

[@airynod]

@@docingraham Why "lecture", when you can communicate? Wouldn't it be better if you can give the proper advice/lecture according to his situation? Maybe it is because of the bad influence from his peers or online contents, maybe he has bad experience with girls(got rejected, got bullied...etc)... And 17 years old can be reason with logic, that's my thought.

[@docingraham]

@@airynod Exactly.🖖

[@chuckb8514]

I think you can curse once you past a certain time. This analysis like this is why I followed your content. Thank you for this amazing video.

[@GeorgiaDow]

I appreciate that so happy you enjoyed it

[@brandonpayne2877]

America Ferrera really killed it with this pep talk to barbie. She also motivated the other barbies so well. She was the perfect person to be cast for this role.

[@maxwellgrimsley]

The outfits and the advice are both stunning. 🥰

[@GeorgiaDow]

Thank you so much!!

[@Melly16yr10]

Great video 😊 . Can you do Wonder woman, Black Widow and Captain Marvel also Wakada Forever.

[@marit2907]

this made me realise that i relate to Barbie more than i thought also, no pressure of course, but i really recommend the movie Nimona

[@Ginger_Tank]

I can't wait to see Ken's video ❤

[@classicslover]

Malibu Georgia, Elegant Lunching/High Tea Georgia, Canadian Georgia (sweater). At a young age, I learned that I don't NEED other people. Had my family, my interests. So when people were flakey, unreliable or racist or mean...it didn't defeat me. As an adult, I'm NOT begging for relationships. In that, I now know my value. No settling. (Anymore = ) Yep. STILL a learning process! You can get caught up and forget. This is another way where your journaling idea can REALLY help, Georgia! We can have reminders...

[@GeorgiaDow]

haha = ) to malibu and yes no settling

[@fleaguss]

I just discovered this channel and I’m really liking the breakdowns you offer, I think I’m gonna like this place.

[@hartzaire]

I saw the Barbie movie yesterday it was really good I can definitely relate to Barbie in a lot of ways similarly wise especially her juvenile like kind demeanor and her being kind and caring and loving is the real her and her real personality not a nefarious facade. As a gentle person myself in real life as a young adult you start to feel like some people will be freaked out by you being so kind and caring and loving towards them and other people and sometimes you can feel that you’re too much personality wise and that your kindness makes people pause like you being kind and caring and loving is scary and the falsehood that you are pretending to be nice and kind to do something nefarious to them and their feelings as people. When it’s the polar opposite the gentle kind caring and loving spirit is the real you inside and out. I’m working through this feeling currently and reminding myself that my gentle kind and loving caring nature and heart isn’t scary to others and you are coming with pure intentions and as the real you. I think a lot of people who are kind and gentle and genuine and that’s the real them are going through the same thing especially in a world that has become very dark and unkind.

[@madnightguard6296]

Georgia, I have a lot of respect for you, I have been going through your videos the past week or two and your is channel is an absolute goldmine of thought provoking content. Your education in the field of psychiatry is very clear in each and every one of your videos. You're very empathetic, I think you have a very thorough understanding of the human psyche regarding both its beauty and ugliness. I can tell that you are a very good therapist that all of your patients are very lucky to have, but obviously, we all have strengths and weaknesses, we can't be an expert of every field. Your weakness seems to be economics, while I can get behind the idea of encouraging employees to ask their employers to give them compensation that they deserve and need in order to support themselves and/or their loved ones. The idea of a state enforced "living wage" is not helpful, artificial interferences with the economy like that only cause money to lower in value, if every service is being paid more, then every service is made more expensive meaning that extra money granted by the new "Living wage" is no longer going to be enough to pay for necessities.

[@GeorgiaDow]

Thank you so much for the kind words and for sharing your views on economics and how to equalize the inequity in society atm. No matter where you stand we need to have discussions on it. = ))

[@classicslover]

Interesting thoughts. I think about in history when they used have a milkman deliver. They paid the dairy farmer for the milk, they paid for processing/bottling, they paid the man to deliver it (who in turn paid for his house and other bills...a living wage)...they owned and maintained the truck, they paid for gas and oil. And milk was 45 cents. MUCH more expensive now, while doing much less good for the economy.

[@mauritsdonga7663]

Mmm, I'm interested in what you think of a basic income (work will add to it) and social welfare (education, public transportation, healthcare being freely accessible) which are financed by progressive taxes?

[@AnneGielow]

I absolutely love your takes and videos. Thank you so much for this.

[@cyranojohnson8771]

That Snyder cut line absolutely slew me, I can't lie. :D Thanks for the great video.

[@Nicamon]

00:50 - 00:57 Best line of the whole movie!🤣🤣🤣🤣💗

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

I figured the important point of the "I don't feel pretty" comment is that Barbie is still a Margot Robbie lookalike - but she looks so very human, especially with her eyes getting red with tears, and the strain in her voice, and as Gloria says, to be a human woman IS to have this pressure on you.

[@aidanstenson7063]

I saw this movie and I loved it. I couldn't wait for one of the therapy movie KZbin channels. You certainly didnt disappoint.

[@hypnokitten6450]

woooot!!!! knew (or hoped) this was coming, so can't wait for all of it, yaaaay

[@jackransom.]

I like how you illustrate that most of these problems are universal regardless of gender : ).

[@ceilinh6004]

"Just a doll." Such a burn.

[@damianstarks3338]

Nice to see you analyzing Barbie

[@GeorgiaDow]

Thank you 🤗 as always = ))

[@damianstarks3338]

@@GeorgiaDow Don’t mention it your channel is a 💎

[@kmoyao50]

I agree corporations won't starve to death if they pay and provide the proper benefits for their employees.

[@LucidLeeo]

Your laugh is adorable lol I love the content and the cosplay! Keep it coming! 😁

[@QueenInCursive]

This was absolutely fantastic. Thank you💞

[@NDJunction]

04:45 - out of all the things to talk about, this laughter gave me life... xD

[@nickb6425]

To be honest I didn't like the Barbie movie. But even just when I got this notification, I knew I would still be able to enjoy it and glean some insight. And you ended up even sharing a couple points relating to something I'm going through myself. Thank you Georgia. Your videos are so great!

[@GeorgiaDow]

that is the most wonderful compliment thanks

[@chenierderrick]

I’m never going to watch the Barbie movie but a Georgia Dow video is a must watch!

[@GeorgiaDow]

aww thanks

[@BrokenDarkFire]

Gotta say, your soapbox is incredible! 👏👏👏

[@teesh871]

The thing is ive had a lot of issues with health since...always. which sucks...but one advantage is I've never been particulary competative. I did become a people pleaser and ive been lucky in my 30s to have an extremely supportive group of friends...and my family have always been aweome. So i have to be careful about where i put my energy. Even more so after i have kids. The end result is im tired a lot..and i do need my rest...but that is different from being apathetic or lazy. When im on a good day i catch glimpses of how unstoppable i can be at times...but that takes rest and when im like that i sinply dont have the energy for negativity or people's judgements. That energy is special to me and is reserved for special people.

[@chunkystains8950]

Okay, where's the Oppenheimer reaction now? lol

[@TundeSzekeres-dy1nx]

Yes yes pleas

[@catIing]

Some of these points have a lot more to do with politics than psychology. Of course we should ask for the raise we deserve, but the character's absolutely right to say that it's seen as crass. And that's hardly something we can change with some psychology pep talk.

[@Mark_o_Helm]

"You're really something, Margot Robbie. It's incredible you got as far as you have with your obvious physical disadvantages. That's pure talent there. That's a talent override there." Jim Carrey on the Graham Norton show. Everybody laughed. Me too. She too. Now i wonder if she only laughed on the outside. 😶

[@NYKIKE]

Loving barbie analysis!!!

[@GeorgiaDow]

more to come

[@__.Sara.__]

I really hope you do the video about the break in cognitive dissonance! This video is so good.

[@chunkystains8950]

12:05 WHOA, that pink rhinestone shirt tho. 💜

[@GeorgiaDow]

heheh happy you liked it

[@briangoubeaux5360]

Now do Ken because the Barbie movie seems to imply that the Kens are needy for the affections of Barbies and when they try to better themselves beyond that superficial stereotype they are cartoonishly villified as if self-improvement for men is the worst thing in the world for society.

[@GeorgiaDow]

kens will happen

[@Sophiee231]

I dont think its implied, I think it was very explicit. and yes that was the whole point, to reverse the roles, because that its how women have been treated for centuries.

[@MrUranium238]

Had no idea psychology can be so complicated.

[@felixrivera895]

I mean. I think the "A Doll" line exists because Barbie Is a doll. She's genuinely not human, but she's experiencing the pain of being a human, and in particualr of being a woman. If someone who's not even human can go through this, then is there anyone who can't?

[@Sandsquid21]

I disagree that Margot Robbie is “one of the prettiest people on the planet” for one very prominent reason: she’s not a redhead.

[@GeorgiaDow]

hahahah = P

[@Bazlair]

If you take recommendations, the 5 first episodes of Jujutsu Kaisen's season 2 are a self-contained mini arc, with a few interesting character arcs you might find interesting.

[@IlChatNoir17]

Georgia, please do The Bear! It’s amazing! ☺️

[@mrgonzalez8838]

I think this scene is primarily important for both genders to just remind us that society has double standards for both of us, but those double standards don't define us.

[@magitek09]

I love how barbie and ken kinda suffer from the same thing. In the case of Barbie, she was made to be everything "be everything you wanna be" to the point where, if she can't be what she wants (like helping someone) is she even barby anymore? On the other hand, Ken was made to be one thing and just one, barbie's boyfriend. If he can't be that, is he even Ken anymore?

[@barzdinstone3831]

You seem genuine and kind, your partner is lucky :)

[@Genin99]

After watching the Barbie episode of The Toys That Made Us on Netflix I understood a lot of the references.

[@Chill-mm4pn]

Society needs to value assertiveness regardless of gender instead of being an aggressive asshole. Too many male bosses overcompensate. Some women are assertive and get labeled as bitchy just because they are women in leadership positions. Now there are women who will overcompensate by acting aggressive just like some of the male bosses. Either way, keep your ego in check. We all have our issues so treat other's with respect if you want to be respected. My job restructured how leadership communicates with others and it is much better.

[@GraveRave]

Georgia Dow I must say you have a very cute laugh @1:00. But yeah it's true about what the commenter said.😂

[@GeorgiaDow]

thank you !

[@ravendelacour1917]

Georgia quoting Wargames. I stan a fellow lover of classic 80s films.

[@GeorgiaDow]

hehehe happy someone got the ref

[@nathanrohde3292]

I like how the hat just appears and disappears.

[@germanyxx3511]

You made a Video about Barbie? Now you also have to do one about Oppenheimer ;)

[@juanjosemendivil1626]

Have you done Clay Puppington?

[@ujjwal11120]

Loved your videos, can make a video series on animes like Tokyo Ghoul, Naruto, Death Note, My Teen Romantic Comedy, Love is War, Classroom of the Elites, Fate series and basically on the most famous Shounen, Seinen, and Light Novels animes because I like your psychology analysis and want to see what's your take on this topic as well and also on other video games series like Assassin creed, Bioshock, Hades and some other Eastern video games industries.

[@TyneeBubbles]

I'm so sorry, this is so random, and completely off topic, but I cannot stop thinking of Courtney Miller from Smosh when looking at you. I swear y'all are sisters, or cousins or something, those features are so distinct!

[@Thefluff99]

Please do Baldur's Gate.... and the new season of Castlevania next week.

[@totalfree8740]

There was a Social Experiments in the 2000s were 10 boys were kept together for a week without adult supervisor. Can you review that and say how things could have been taken or how one should react to this environment.

[@GeorgiaDow]

that was a wild set of experiments they did the same thing with girls you should see that one also

[@Mike90317]

"What am I gonna do?" *heavy breathing*

[@didem4651]

i would like to see uou reacting to fleabag

[@mckinleyjeter4835]

Preaching and ur right it's a contradiction

[@selfscience]

You are fantastic.

[@GeorgiaDow]

thank you

[@thecraftmasque]

5:44 hah that laugh was so mischievous! i'd love to know who it was you were thinking of at that time (if anyone in particular)

[@GeorgiaDow]

hehe

[@elizabethdavis1696]

Originally it was supposed to be Amy Schumer as barbie

[@Violetvalerievalentine]

I disagree, I think Margot Robbie was perfect for the role. Although we perceive her as pretty and perfect; that doesn’t mean she feels pretty all the time or feels good about herself

[@chomskyknows]

"i work with supermodels" (5 seconds into this video) way to humblebrag.

[@GeorgiaDow]

haha I see lots of people so there are few fields I have not worked with = P

[@zerodawn0994]

people think just because THEY believe someone is "beautiful" it means that someone also sees themselves the same way. unfortunately, that's not how it works. I know many people who I would call beautiful, but if I asked them about their self image, 9/10 they'd be more critical and cruel to themselves. People tell me I'm "beautiful" and I honestly wanna laugh at them because I fully believe I'm ugly as shit and I truthfully hate being told I'm "pretty" or "look good" because it just feels like they're lying to me.

[@Aluran]

Oh snap here we go😮

[@manami_ma_shizuka568]

It's so nice to hear I wasn't the only one who felt bad about the comment that Barbie is "just a doll" after literally her identity crisis :\

[@anasaavedra5600]

Hopefully you’ll do one for One Piece for either the Anime or the Netflix live action adaptation

[@shakirasmylie6178]

Barbie is a good choice reacting too and Margot Robbie is a great actress too

[@jeffhale1189]

Thanks for the great analysis: great insight for both genders. Blessings on your day!

[@kmoyao50]

One Piece live action analysis would be cool.

[@madnessarcade7447]

8:20 I don’t see that distinction personally an asshole boss is an asshole boss no matter the gender

[@chojix6394]

Analysis on Ken next?

[@GeorgiaDow]

maybe not next but happening

[@Daydreamerr13]

I miss this era😢

[@redjoseph9]

Wanted to love this movie. Felt very jarring for the movie to say women & men who liked the Snydercut were toxic males just for liking a movie. Undercut the feminist - don’t care about other people’s expectations/stereotypes message

[@redjoseph9]

Also Georgia I love you so please know this is about the wb studio for maligning Zack Snyder constantly & not your amazing channel 🤠

[@GeorgiaDow]

fully get that thank you = )

[@inthecityofmyheart]

cries

[@Ax_h_Dm_Fn]

Now do Oppenheimer

[@joonant1]

Great! Now do Ken.

[@tataru1298]

I love everything about this video!

[@Sophiee231]

America´s speech, it more focus about the expectations society have of each gender, Georgia, ts obviously seeing it from a psychological point of view, but the whole point of America´s speech is the outside world, that insists on dictating how women should be, how we should dress, behave, etc. of course we internalize it; and we can do and be better, STILL this narrative is outside us and continues to be pushed down our throats every single day, everywhere, in all media, advertisements, in our social circles, etc. and its making us feel awful, I agree with most of what you said Georgia, but I think that the whole pint of the speech its that, acknowledged how things really are for women, and how it is impossible to live to this standards.

[@GeorgiaDow]

yes appreciate that thanks for the thoughtful comment