What is up, you guys? Happy Friday. I hope everyone has having an amazing week. Oh my gosh, I'm out of breath because I was just running home and you know how normal places you have road rage, you know, because you're in your car. I personally am a road rage person. I just want to admit that. You know, if you see me in my car, I'm hooting and hollering. I'm

given a little swear word here and there. I'm very like hot-headed in the car. And in New York

City, I would say you have walking rage. And I just had a little incident with a guy. And it got me

so heated. And I screamed at him because incident with a guy. And it got me so heated.

And I screamed at him because he was so rude to me. And I, guys, I don't know if you know this about me. I will snap. Okay. I do have a bit of a temper. I mean, I have mentioned that on the pod before. But I definitely want to admit that to you guys. I have a temper. I would say I'm not like a fighter, but I have a very short temper where if someone is rude to me, I will immediately scream back. I'm not someone who can rise above it. In those moments, I do not do the Michelle Obama when they go low. We go high. I will go even lower. I'm screaming, fuck you on the street, which is so unladylike,

and I'm probably going to regret admitting that to you. And when my mom listens to this, she's probably going to be like, goodness gracious. But that's just who I am. Oh my God, I wish I could show you guys a picture of me. So he's never looked cuter in his life. God, I love him. Okay. Anyway, today, I have attempted to put together sort of an audio essay.

By that, I mean, I've got my English major hat on and I want to explore the theme of perception in women in three pieces of art that I've enjoyed lately.

Okay.

Now, this is not perfect. You know, I probably

would get a bee on this because it's a little bit of a crazy way to string things together. But

all jokes aside, I wanted to talk about these three artworks that I have consumed with this

common theme as a little bit of a through line.

It doesn't line up perfectly, but here we go.

So today I'm going to be talking about Lena Donham's book, FamSick.

I will be talking about Margot's Got Money Troubles.

And I will be talking about Madonna's performance with Sabrina Carpenter at Coachella

Weekend 2.

And I guess my sort of thesis for the, my little thought essay here is that people like to

perceive women through their own self-hatred, if that makes sense.

People like to perceive women through their own self-hatred, and people like to judge women to validate their own choices.

Okay.

So I've noticed that the people who are the most critical of women in the public eye and in general

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