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★ if lovely girls and pretty dolls are listening to it, then i probably like it too. otherwise, don't recommend me anything. ★

★ idk, anything aesthetic with zero male savior complex. just cinematic pieces that actually understand female complexity, sisterhood, and the depth of the female gaze. i only care about stories made by and for us.film bros please stay far away. ★

★ i don't watch tv. every single detail just screams "patriarchy" so loudly it gives me a headache. i’d literally rather argue with my wall or watch paint dry than subject myself to that, grosse flemme. ★

★ "l'empire des femmes" by cassandre lambert is definitely a standout for me. it’s classified as a dystopia, but honestly, the way men are stripped of their rights, locked into submissive roles, and viewed as lesser beings in the book is literally how women are treated in our current society—it's just that the real world hides it behind a softer, more subtle mask. seeing men live through that institutional control holds up a giant mirror to our reality. it’s such a relief from books written solely to boost some men's egos; this one actually exposes the power dynamics instead of feeding them. ★

★ jeanne d’arc. history classes try to sugarcoat her as a pious, nationalistic relic, but let's be real: she was a teenage girl who rejected every single social rule of her time, wore men's clothes to fight, and led an entire army while kings and generals were paralyzed by fear. they literally burned her alive because they couldn't handle a woman having that much power and refusing to submit to their patriarchal authority. she didn't wait for a savior, she became one. ★