I felt compelled to watch Fleabag given how much attention it’s received. My initial effort resulted in me only making it through a single episode before giving up because it didn't resonate with me at all. A year passed, and I gave it another chance, persevering through three episodes, but still without any connection. It's unclear whether the show intends to be a comedy or satire; both styles typically elicit lau…

It’s hard not to respond after reading Timefox881's review; the irony is striking. It seems like only one person feels comfortable suggesting that women should behave in a specific manner—namely, as excessively sweet and obedient homemakers reminiscent of the 1950s? The show *Fleabag* doesn’t offer any instructions on how people should act based on their gender. It's disappointing to see someone overlook the actual t…

It’s worth considering why women in the West are being exposed to messaging that promotes adopting personalities that are crude, off-putting, and unpleasant. What drives this push for women to discard any sense of refinement or dignity and emulate a type of abrasive persona? It wasn't something you found attractive when men behaved that way, so acting like someone you dislike isn’t advancement or fairness. It …