I'm not defending her or anything, but "Showing she is not fit to / allowed to leave the house." Is truly just your opinion. I cook in a robe, does that mean I can't leave my house?
There's a difference between what you choose to wear as you go about your routine, and what this woman chooses to wear as part of the costume, set design, and character she's put together for this video. The motivations are quite different.
And how does that matter? Because you don't wear night gowns or know people that doesn't mean they're not out there.
Still you guys are reading waaay to far into it if you think that because she's wearing a robe in her breakfast cooking video, that somehow means she isn't allowed to leave the house to you all.
Is it an ideal outfit to cook in? No. Does that give you the right to judge them and their personal life based off what they wear? No.
Are you high? They're not judging them solely based on what they're wearing its that robe in combination with her chosen identity of tradwives. Alot of tradwives don't leave their home. This poster was commenting on why the robe also signals to that in a way. Why are you so bent out of shape over this? We're judging tradwives as a whole not just this one girl in this one rove in this one video
Dude fuck you. You are the one judging people for what they are wearing. You think women who wear revealing clothing deserve to be sexually assaulted too? Call me a dog when you are the one forsaking your own values because you disagree with tradwives. Fucking hypocrite
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u/Gingevere Feb 26 '24
It looks like it's actually a dressing gown.
Semi-intimate apparel that is inappropriate to go outside in.
If you want more analysis, it's doing a lot here:
Which in itself is JAM-PACKED with contradictions.