Barbie - Women Speech (America Ferrera)

Movie Time
14 Sept 202301:31

Summary

TLDRLe script vidéo souligne les contradictions et les attentes sociales imposées aux femmes. Il met en lumière la pression de devoir être mince mais pas trop, réussie financièrement sans en parler, leader sans être méchante, et mère aimante sans en parlant trop. Les femmes sont tenues de répondre aux comportements négatifs des hommes, tout en étant accusées de plaintes si elles le font. Elles doivent être jolies pour les hommes mais pas trop, et faire partie de la solidarité féminine sans se démarquer. Les attentes sont tellement complexes et contradictoires qu'elles sont impossibles à concilier, et pourtant, les femmes ne reçoivent ni reconnaissance ni excuses pour leurs efforts.

Takeaways

  • 🎯 Il y a une attente constante d'excellence dans nos vies.
  • 👙 On doit être mince sans être trop mince, mais ne pas dire vouloir être mince, seulement vouloir être en bonne santé.
  • 💰 Avoir de l'argent est valorisé, mais il ne faut pas en parler ouvertement pour ne pas paraître vulgaire.
  • 💼 Devoir être une bosse sans être méchante, lider sans écraser les idées des autres.
  • 👩‍👧 Aimer être mère doit être valorisé, mais ne pas en parler constamment.
  • 👩‍💼 Être une femme d'affaires et toujours prendre soin des autres, tout en gérant les responsabilités professionnelles.
  • 🤦‍♀️ Devoir répondre aux mauvaises actions des hommes, mais être accusée de se plaindre si on le signale.
  • 🌸 Être belle pour les hommes, mais pas à un degré qui les tente trop ou qui menace les autres femmes.
  • 🌟 Faire partie de la solidarité entre femmes (Sisterhood), tout en restant unique et en restant reconnaissante du système qui est en place.
  • 🤷‍♀️ Avoir toujours l'impression de ne jamais faire assez, sans jamais recevoir de reconnaissance ni de médaille.
  • 🚫 Ne jamais vieillir, ne jamais être impoli, ne jamais montrer de vanité, ne jamais échouer, ne jamais montrer la peur, ne jamais sortir de la ligne.
  • 💔 La difficulté et la contradiction de ces attentes, et le fait que non seulement on les considère comme faites mal, mais aussi comme étant de notre faute.

Outlines

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😤 Contradictions of Modern Expectations

This paragraph discusses the conflicting societal expectations placed upon individuals, particularly women. It highlights the pressure to be thin yet not overly so, to prioritize health but with an underlying desire for thinness. The paragraph also touches on the complexities of financial aspirations, leadership roles, and the balancing act between personal and professional life. It emphasizes the double standards in expectations around motherhood, career ambitions, and addressing gender inequality. The narrative concludes with the futility of trying to meet these contradictory demands without recognition or gratitude, and the realization that these issues stem from a flawed system.

Highlights

The paradox of being expected to be extraordinary yet always doing it wrong.

The societal pressure to be thin but not too thin, and the unspoken rules around body image.

The contradiction of desiring thinness versus claiming to want health.

The expectation to have money without appearing overly interested in it.

The challenge of being a leader who is assertive yet open to others' ideas.

The role of motherhood as something to love, yet not to talk about excessively.

Balancing career ambitions with the responsibility of looking out for others.

The burden of answering for men's bad behavior and the backlash for pointing it out.

The expectation to be attractive to men but not so much as to threaten other women.

The pressure to be part of a sisterhood while also standing out individually.

The need to acknowledge systemic issues without forgetting to be grateful for one's position.

The unattainable standard of never aging and maintaining perpetual youth.

The prohibition against rudeness, showing off, selfishness, and failure.

The lack of recognition or gratitude for meeting these contradictory expectations.

The realization that not only are you doing everything wrong, but it's also your fault.

Transcripts

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like we have to always be

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extraordinary but somehow we're always

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doing it

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wrong like you have to be thin but not

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too thin and you can never say you want

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to be thin you have to say you want to

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be healthy but also you have to be thin

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you have to have money but you can't ask

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for money because that's

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crass you have to be a boss but you

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can't be mean you have to lead but you

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can't squash other people's ideas you're

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supposed to love being a mother but

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don't talk about your kids all the damn

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time you have to be a career woman but

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also always be looking out for other

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people you have to answer for men's bad

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behavior which is insane but if you

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point that out you're accused of

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complaining you're supposed to stay

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pretty for men but not so pretty that

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you tempt them too much or that you

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threaten other women because you're

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supposed to be a part of The Sisterhood

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but always stand out and always be

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grateful

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but never forget that the system is

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rigged so find a way to acknowledge that

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but also always be grateful you have to

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never get old never be rude never show

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off never be selfish never fall down

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never fail never show Fear never get out

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of line it's too hard it's too

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contradictory and nobody gives you a

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medal or says thank you and it turns out

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in fact that not only are you doing

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everything wrong but also everything is

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your

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fault

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Tags associés
Contradictory ExpectationsSocial PressuresIdentity StrugglesAuthenticityGender RolesProfessionalism vs. PersonalityMotherhoodCareer ChallengesSocietal NormsSelf-Image