An enjoyable read! While I don't care for pop culture, this feminist account of how the public enjoys to destroy public women, and has always done so, is one of the most important messages I have ever read, and one I have longed for: That women are set up to be destroyed no matter what they do, and that to change this we have to get rid of narratives of perfection women should advance too and instead accept that people are complex and will make mistakes - and that equality can not happen without getting to a state where women can fuck up as much as men.