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Just so we're clear, the movie we watched this weekend very loudly proclaimed that gender is a made up identity completely separate from "biological sex" and if you accept that narrative then you must also accept the existence of trans people, nb people and anyone else who does not neatly fit into the concept of the gender binary
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Something I found very interesting about the Barbie movie was the Ken’s mimicking of patriarchy. I’ve seen some comments putting it as a stance of men’s inherent desire to oppress women but would argue it much more reflects the socialization process many young boys experience that encourages them take on misogynistic views. The kens do not resent the Barbie’s. They’ve grown up in a society the Barbie’s run and the adore and love them. I think you could say that reflects the early stages of life for many boys where often the main role models they know are women, their mothers (as they often have a more involved role than fathers) and eventually their teachers, which women still make up the vast majority of early childhood educators.
The Kens also notably lack a sense of brotherhood at the start of the movie. And it isn’t until they’re in the real world our main Ken experiences positive male attention and approval (which is only due to him also being a man). It is that desire for approval from his male peers that initially drives him to believe in patriarchy.
There is of course also the underlying struggle of his unrequited feelings for Barbie, but none of the kens truly resent the Barbies. They don’t actually want them as oppressed servants. Yes they want their attention, but even during kendom we see them happiest on their cheesy guitar playing group date. They begin oppressing Barbie’s not because it’s what they actually want but rather it’s them mimicking the behaviour of men.
And that is why I think it makes such a great ode to the socialization of young boys to be misogynistic. Boys do not have an innate hatred for women, nor is it something they naturally grow into of their own fruition. But rather it’s a patterned of learned behaviours they in most cases initially mimic for the approval of other men or to gain attention, but overtime becomes a very real ideology then adopt and believe in and likely pass on.
To me, the most heartbreaking moment in the Barbie movie was her realizing that her friend, Ken, is not the person she thought he is because he hurt her simply because she didn't feel the same way about him.
That part where he took her house and everything else and him being overly aggressive towards her when he realized that even with the changes he made to his personality did not change the way she felt toward him was a representation of men reacting violently after being rejected just a little less brutal but a representation nonetheless
thinking about the line “mothers stand still so that their daughters can look back and see how far they’ve come” because like,,,, what an awful and tender and wonderful thing, that women choose to sacrifice all that they are not for their own gain, but for the hope that those after them may go a little further in this world not intended for them
they feel the discomfort of being human, compounded with the additional weight of womanhood, and choose still to love and elevate the women around them, instead of detesting them for succeeding where they were not allowed to
it’s just,,,, i went into barbie expecting a 6/10 kinda-entertaining-but-forgettable film, but honestly that one line had me sobbing despite myself. what a wonderfully nuanced and emotionally intelligent little thing
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