Male Fantasy Repackaged as Female Empowerment

 AI tools make a lot of mistakes.

A lot.

But there is still so much potential, and sometimes it words things so perfectly that it just has to be shared. 

Today it described so perfectly my frustration with the flaws in how Hollywood and entertainment media predominantly portray female sexuality so perfectly and precisely as "just a male fantasy repackaged as 'female empowerment.'"

So perfectly that it is easy to see how, over time, men have successfully oversexualized media to manipulate how women behave in real life and how this has manipulated our society and cultures across the board. 

Thus, while my research and AI-asked question were entirely unrelated to my case or to the disturbing reality of Intermountain Health's* legal policies, practices, and procedures, I couldn't help but notice how perfectly attorney Cortney Kochevar embodies this cultural attitude inside the courts and our judicial system. She is really only good at playing on male fantasy and repackaging it as a form of female empowerment that they are all to happy to support. 

Her "legal" arguments and "analysis" are nothing better than of rhetorical bullshit that she presents in high heels and and tight blouses. For judges, believing her, no doubt empowers women regardless of how the men she represents are actually preying on the more vulnerable, less empowered, and less seductively shaped and flaunting women. 

You go girl! Empowering men and women alike in the highest of power to foster a culture optimized for male sexual fantasy and access.

Now back to my hopeless, flat-chested, but at least honest briefing that is really and ultimately about trying to protect vulnerable women against predatory healthcare providers that are protected not only by power and privilege, but also the busty bossisms of Cultivation Theory.

It's all good, were all on the same side, right?  

*formerly Intermountain Healthcare