It's a difficult time to be a woman. There are pay gaps, workplace discrimination,

the unrealistic ideals of the beauty industry, fueled by things like Instagram,

toxic masculinity, the patriarchy. That's on top of the undoubted stress of raising families.

And let's be honest, often being the lone voice of common sense in dysfunctional households across the world.

According to my wife wife anyway. But

fortunately, amid the fray, there are still some inspirational leading women out there fighting the

good fight for equality and respect. But is, of course, Dylan Mulvaney, the Google Gemini

version of a strong, independent woman. Dylan became a superstar by documenting her gender

transition on TikTok.

Celebrating such core feminist ideals as cute fashion,

frolicing in meadows and falling in love with boys.

This brave owed to 21st century womanhood

earned Dylan a visit to the White House

and an audience for President Joe Biden,

not to mention a marketing campaign with Bud Light,

whose client base of extremely

normal men revolted with such force that it costs a company more than a billion dollars.

Well, Dylan's pivot to pop music is, of course, much more of the same. It's pink, it's trashy,

and here's a serious point. It's packed with misogynist tropes.

These are the days. These are tropes. These are the days.

These are the days.

These are the days of girlhood.

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