anyways on the note of bmc being misogynistic. bc it is.
the biggest slap in the face was when they gave christine a feminist patch but didn't change almost anything about the girls characters. sure, brooke stands up for herself once.
but when do any of the girls talk to each other about anything other than boys?
when do the girls get to have meaningful conversations and connections?
when does christine, a self proclaimed feminist, actually TALK to another woman about something other than a boy?
if the whole plot is about overcoming insecurity and making lasting meaningful friendships, why do the girls not get that chance?
jennas ignored but we never get to see her NOT ignored. even the fandom ignores her.
brookes treated as, basically, a prop and a stepping stone, and they will SAY "this is bad I'm using her" but never actually confront it.
chloe is a caricature of a "mean girl" who is controlling and obsessive and aggressive. she never gets a real chance to be anything else.
christine is the main female lead, she's quirky and interesting and her patches say she's a feminist. but what do we know about her? what do the other girls know about her?
do the girls ever get a chance to be friends?