AppleDumpling
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- Apr 8, 2015
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I don't understand this. They are talented women. They went out there and did their thing. Isn't that in itself empowering?
Sure it’s empowering to them. Because sex sells. They make a lot of money. So do strippers and porn stars, but I would hope my hypothetical daughter would aspire to be something better. I mean obviously football is heavily marketed to men, so it’s no surprise. Shakira and JLo are beautiful and talented women, no doubt. I don’t care for the way they choose to present themselves. IMO, to a certain extent, it degrades all of us. Interestingly, one thing that stuck out to me was the contrast between the halftime show and the commercial for “Make Space For Women” with the female astronauts, in support of girls in STEM.
Umm hello!?!?!? Adam Levine took his shirt off last year. Where's the outrage?
No outrage from me. I wouldn’t care one bit if he kept his shirt on or off. He wanted to show off his tattoos, which don’t appeal to me, but to each their own. Women/girls are much more sexualized and it bothers me as a woman. You’re free to disagree. I’m not outraged over Shakira and JLo either, just disappointed.
Aside from the stripper pole I wasn't impressed with her dancing or physical activity. Felt she relied more on backup dancers.
