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Decades ago, when I was entering the dating market, it was drilled in Uni by the world, by films, by my feminism that men and women are similar. It is stuck with me. Both should pay for dates, both should run home. Both should work and work.
But now, I can’t do the ideas that ‘liberals’ are telling me on Tiktok and Instagram. ‘I can never find such a love,’ reads every other comment on every other reel about the same financial responsibilities in my relationships. A man who is sweet, beautiful, kind and rich and does not allow you to see your purse again, the new bare is minimal. Even films where the heroine chooses non-failure, she is being dubbed Brakes Man Propaganda. The latest is a materialist of a Seel Song to accuse him.
It was caught in a love triangle between Dakota Johnson Lucy, a broken actor John (Chris Evans) and Old Money Rich Herry (Pedro Pascal), as a matchmaker in New York City. Everyone estimated that the time when the trailer was launched, she goes to the brocke’s guy, as we have grown up in films many times. From notebook to Titanic, we always swoop because the woman chose true love on the right rich man. So, why are women not feeling it in 2025?
I asked if Seleen had heard of ‘Brocke Man Propaganda’ that he was accused of campaigning with his film. Hundreds of women around the world are making Tikkots about how another Rome-Com is asking women to go to a broken man on Billionaire. Celin was just waiting for someone to ask about him.
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“I am glad you are asking me because I feel that it is really the thing that I am worried about to be honest with you. I am a very radical feminist, and I am a leftist. The truth is that the way he is growing up, the way he is growing up, I am very worried about the way they are very worried about. Cruelty who is not earning enough money in her standards, ”she says.
“I find it very upset. This is the truth. I was thinking who is going to ask me about this?”
Glad that I did, then.
Seleen says loudly, “It is really upset for me that the way we talk about feminism, what happened to the way we talk about being a person and a woman. It has become that now people are going to judge for each other how much money they make? What is really what happened?
“What happened to all that? How are we talking about it, especially for the subject of love? How is it that people are talking like this?” She asks and continues, “Every person making film is very beautiful people. In my entire crew, everyone is showing in my artists because we want to make a film about love. And then I think it is very upset and very sad that everyone feels very openly comfortable with being a classist. I think it’s a lot for each other.”
But what is the loss in going for the billionaire? Why should Lucy not go for the dirty rich equity manager Harry with a $ 80K salary?
“An average American adult makes $ 35,000 in a year, okay? $ 35,000 per year. No matter how hard you work, no matter how much you work, you are never going to buy an $ 12 million apartment. Harry, which is my character, was a very rich person. I was not billion.
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Seel also talked to us about the changing dimensions of feminism and what is the role of Classism in it.
“Hopefully, whoever is with you, they should be aligned with their money about money and gender. I think it’s just about everything.
“I am a little worried about the way we talk about money while talking about gender, because I think there is a lot of cruelty about men who do not make enough money. You like, well, if we live in, it was appropriate, it was appropriate, if it was in favor of those who really work, I am not poor.”
“For me, this is very cruel for you to judge people and especially men how much money they make. Given, often this is not an option. I am sure they all prefer to make more money so that they can treat you with good things if they love you.
“I don’t think the language should be that it likes it, well, we are crazy not to have enough money. It seems really cruel. I don’t like it.”
Materialists continue in theaters on 13 June.
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