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>>chillb+(OP)
We've come a long way since Vera Lynn.

Whether it's for the military or not, I find these women's behavior gross and their followers pathetic. It feels like we're veering into post-feminist territory where attractive, charismatic women can market themselves on the internet and society can't offer a reasonable objection without resorting to social conservatism.

>>slibhb+Md
Hi. I'm a feminist and I support women doing whatever they want of their own autonomous will. Including marketing dumb horny men that can't seem to keep their porn addiction out of every corner of their life.

>>predic+JE
Hi. I'm a feminist and I support women doing whatever they want of their own autonomous will. Including marketing dumb weak men that can't seem to keep their crystal meth addiction out of every corner of their life.

>>rngnam+9k2
Lol wat. I guess that would be responsive if the e-girls were marketing to men with free meth but in fact that's not what were discussing. Afaict it's "omg booba I my tv, booba in my vida game, booba in the military", and contrary to what some here (hopefully jokingly) assert, not all men operate in such a way.

Which reminds me were just ignoring the true grossness of this marketing given the military's extreme issues with sexual assault.

>>predic+Ay2
My argument would be that as someone who is not addicted to porn/"booba", you might see it simply a decision to "operate in such a way", but for others they might struggle with addiction.