Emily Ratajkowski weighed in on the controversy surrounding the Netflix film Blonde and reacted to a commenter who dubbed her a “pretend feminist.”
“We like to fetishize feminine ache. Have a look at Amy Winehouse, have a look at Britney Spears, have a look at the way in which we obsess over Diana’s demise, the way in which we obsess over useless women and serial killers. Watch any CSI episode and it’s like this loopy fetishization of feminine ache and demise.”
“I believe as ladies, I imply I can say for myself for certain that I’ve discovered the best way to fetishize my very own ache and my very own harm in life, in order that it seems like one thing that may be tended to, that’s kinda attractive, and like, you realize: ‘I’m like this, oh, fucked up woman, no matter.'”
“However I used to be enthusiastic about it and you realize what’s kinda arduous to fetishize? Anger. Anger is difficult to fetishize. So I’ve a proposal. I believe all of us should be just a little extra pissed off. I’m gonna be in my bitch period – 2022, child, is my bitch period. That is, I believe we must always all be in our bitch period,'” she added.
Emily then responded to at least one remark that learn, “‘Blurred Strains’ was horrible for feminism so her feminist take feels very pretend” by lip-synching to the Lana Del Rey tune “Trip” — particularly, the road that goes “I am uninterested in feeling like I am fucking loopy.”
“READ MY BOOK and cease telling ladies they’re pretend feminists ITS INSANE,” she added within the caption, referencing her ebook of essays My Physique.
You’ll be able to learn extra concerning the Blonde controversy right here.
