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The Barbie Movie's Unexpected Message for Men: Challenging the Need for Female Validation
I know the movie has been out for ages, but hey.
Everybody is all about how feminist it is and all, but I think it holds such a powerful message for men. It's Ken, he's all about desperately wanting Barbie's validation all the time but then develops so much and becomes 'kenough', as in, enough without female validation. He's got self-worth in himself, not just because a woman gave it to him.
I love this story arc, what do you guys think about it? Do you know other movies that explore this topic?
(Also, check out my video on this topic)
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