The Handmaid's Tale 3x13 - "Do you know what it's like? Out?"

[@katepustay304]

The fact that Rebecca/Kiki was afraid that God wouldn't love her for basically being free, had me sobbing

[@nurazvita229]

"Then who will I be" is catching the problem of all these children who were on that plane: they don't know how to live out of Giliead. Think of the little boy that missed 'home' and only became happy when Rita came down with a wooden toy like they have in Gilead, and a recipe from there. This is why I was surprised so much at the end of season five Hannah remembered her name.

[@luiscarlosmotasantos729]

Brainwashing.

[@truegrit7697]

I'm an Atheist, but that was actually beautiful.

[@Kinship1]

That was beautiful ❤

[@user-gv9nk7oq3o]

Can you please upload a video of the part where June and the Martha’s are preparing for the children’s arrival?

[@lubnah3521]

You really think people in the US wear whatever they want. People have surgeries and cut parts of their bodies to look like society wants. Try (as a woman) walking in shorts with no unshaved legs. Or, wear a handmaid's outfit. Try even wearing fashion from the 1980s. Wear simply wear a huge colorful hat and take a walk. Yes, it's not illegal. But people everywhere pretty much wear what the culture tell them.

[@NG-bf3sm]

There is a big difference between getting harassed and being sentenced to death.

[@michellesilver718]

Oh well. I’m just happy pantyhose is nearly extinct.

[@discord20]

I do all of those things all the time? (Except for the handmaid's outfit I guess, but people wear those all the time to protests too) Maybe the problem is you care too much what people think.

[@Fumi007]

Fashion from the 1980s was fine. I wore it for a whole decade. Quite comfortable.

[@semofarmgirl7642]

But we aren't forced to wear those things and we aren't killed for not conforming.