When I watched the series as a teenager, I was completely on the side of the Turkish woman, empathized with her, loved her, for her kind heart, lively character, etc. But now, of course, I see everything from the other side. I am not a supporter of the opinion that if a girl is dressed openly, then this is an excuse or a call to molest her. And even in those days, such a "fashion for frankness" in clothes was more or less common. But damn. If you're unlucky with men, they don't hire you, freaks bother you, even the neighbors call you a whore, no one takes you seriously - and you proudly carry clothes like strippers and prostitutes.... I don't know, maybe it's a "bell"? Change your clothes and that's it! Change your image. You know that people meet by their clothes anyway. Sell outright rags, and buy something decent. The excuse "it's not my fault that I have such a body" works only once, before the first serious problem. A girl in spandex will not be taken on the role of a businesswoman or mother. I don't understand this stubbornness in the image. Now I don't understand. I didn't care about it before, for obvious reasons. But she danced a great dance. What can not be taken away - the body and plastic from the Turkish Woman is fire))
I don't agree that she has to change her image in order to please someone. This is what it is, and this is already a problem of perception of the people around me, that I perceive it this way and begin to pester
The characters are drawn schematically, so it's hard to apply it to real life. I'm more annoyed by people who, like Kiki, don't work, don't represent anything, and demand so much from others)
And outwardly, absolutely many heroes dress openly, not only the Turkish woman
But now, of course, I see everything from the other side. I am not a supporter of the opinion that if a girl is dressed openly, then this is an excuse or a call to molest her. And even in those days, such a "fashion for frankness" in clothes was more or less common.
But damn. If you're unlucky with men, they don't hire you, freaks bother you, even the neighbors call you a whore, no one takes you seriously - and you proudly carry clothes like strippers and prostitutes.... I don't know, maybe it's a "bell"? Change your clothes and that's it!
Change your image. You know that people meet by their clothes anyway. Sell outright rags, and buy something decent. The excuse "it's not my fault that I have such a body" works only once, before the first serious problem. A girl in spandex will not be taken on the role of a businesswoman or mother. I don't understand this stubbornness in the image. Now I don't understand.
I didn't care about it before, for obvious reasons.
But she danced a great dance. What can not be taken away - the body and plastic from the Turkish Woman is fire))
The characters are drawn schematically, so it's hard to apply it to real life. I'm more annoyed by people who, like Kiki, don't work, don't represent anything, and demand so much from others)
And outwardly, absolutely many heroes dress openly, not only the Turkish woman