feminine rage - emotions by Brenda Lee

"Almost every woman I have
ever met has a secret belief
that she is just on the edge of
madness, that there is some
deep, crazy part within her,
that she must be on guard
constantly against losing
control'
of her temper, of
her appetite, of her sexuality,
of her feelings, of her
ambition, of her secret
fantasies, of her mind."

- Elan Dykewomon

CREDITS:
MOVIES USED: Gone Girl, Pearl, Midosmmar, Mean Girls, Black Swan, Lolita
SHOWS USED: Euphoria, You
PEARL SCENE PACK CREDS: @double_dead on YT

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[fucshiamusic]

I appreciate comments always, especially criticism, but I’m not sure why a lot of y’all are making this video about race. I made this video for women. No matter your ethnicity. Also, what’s with the internet always assuming someone’s white? this is by far the video with the least effort put into it and somehow it has the most attention. I hope y’all don’t judge my content based off this one video. Thanks everyone 🤍

[hauntedmushroomsasmr]

Rage is the one emotional that it is not socially acceptable for women to exhibit while it's really the only emotional outburst that's acceptable for men. Watching these videos are therapy because theres really no outlet for women that doesn't totally ruin her reputation.

[ll]

That scene from Lolita is so fucking powerful. I think it parallels men’s real life perception of the story. They regard it as a love story, see Dolores as manipulative, ruining Humbert’s life. Exactly how Humbert viewed her. In actuality she was a scared little girl, trapped and lashing out because she know that her pain would never be seen by him. Just like how her story falls on the deaf ears of the men who read it.

[siu]

I have always wondered if there was a female take on the 'literally me' trope. Today I finally found it.

[restingsadface]

videos like this are so cathartic. i feel like it reminds me that i am far from the craziest or most fucked up girl out there, or that other people get it or something

[alfllk]

this represents almost all women in some way

[aliciaxoe]

Rage is one of the most powerful and impactful emotions a person can feel. I’m going to start using it to fuel my dreams

[Alle.y]

I've felt everything that they are feeling, It hurts.

[Starsetgrave]

JESUS fuck the actor for Dolores in Lolita was AMAZING. I actually get chills watching her act, she's too good

[_Girl]

I love this music, the vocal, ALL !!!!

[DiamondClay]

This is what I call ✨the beauty of feminine rage✨

[gum]

i like watching people angry or lash out on others who deserve it. helps me relieve my anger and stress :)

[mostlygenzmemes]

I’m going through a lot right now and I feel like I can relate to the women here. My friends are ass holes and don’t care about me and I am moving away from my home town and my parents are annoying and I have intrusive thoughts 24/7 I’m starting to feel nothing except when my crush texts, he is the only person that makes me feel joy.

[lesbicabiruta]

me listening to this while doing my makeup

[i_love_beatles_]

This song makes me so sad bc it's so relatable 😭

[CallAisha]

Elan Dykewomons quote in ur description hits so deep to home I can’t even. I relate so hard to it

[thedejavu]

This is so me when I was in the last year of high school and trying to find what I'm going to do with my life and who I really am before apply for university. It's so confused and I had emotional breakdown so many times and argue with my mom almost everyday. Anyway it already passed but this is so relatable and reminds me of those mess up days😂😂

[_divinebeauty_]

Possibly one of my fav videos to exist🫶🏻 showing what some (if not most) of us truly feel.

[Lila-xxhc]

i love this video so much. As a girl myself, i feel so pressured in today's society and this feels so relatable to me. I have not yet finished watching all the movies that were included in this video but the movie a pearl in perticular really made me feel conected to this feeling of rage(despite the murders). It's hard to breakdown and show emotions sometimes because some see us as sensitive, and objects, even though its the 21st century, people still do see us that way. It's like restricting myself from any emotional let out since no emotional let out would make me feel accepted or acknowledged by the society. Thank u sm for making this video ❤

[Itookthechance]

Interesting how most of the characters in this video were provoked by men...that really how it be