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I think it’s so complicated because on the one hand, women’s mental illnesses and suffering has been romanticized, sexualized, objectified, and aestheticized to hell and back by men since the beginning of time. But I also think that when women find a sense of inspiration in their suffering and choose for themselves to put it into art like lana del ray for example, it’s feels like a reclaiming of that pain. I say let women have their rage, let them have their suffering, let them decide how they want to portray it in their art, express it in their writing. Women have constantly had their narrative written for them by men, so when a woman decides to take control of it, it should be allowed to exist in any form. Even if it’s sad or romanticized or realistic or beautiful or ugly. Which I know is a hot take, but I feel like a woman’s perspective in the world of art and media is something we need more of regardless, simply because it’s been saturated by the male gaze for so long. There’s something ironic and empowering in Lana del ray-esque feminine art. To me it reads as a woman who is aware of the way her image and pain and art will be sexualized by men. She knows exactly how it will all happen, how it will all play out, the effect it will have. It’s meta and it’s a feminine perspective and in my opinion it has value because of that

I love this story. Congratulations to you both, and all love.

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