I don't see how she needs help, in fact I agree with many things she said. It is hard to be a woman these days. We are so oversexualized it is not even funny. And what is conveyed on TV seems to be what every man wants, you know, the thin, sultry, scantily clad, large breasted, full lipped, doe eyed type. Yeah, I hear you there. However, I did not find my pregnancies "servitude". I had a bit of envy that I had to be the one resembling a watermelon and I had to be the one to push the wet Saint Bernard through the kitty door, but I certainly did not feel inferior to my husband during those times. I don't feel inferior to him while I am cooking either, because, man, my man CAN COOK. And he does often. And if I am cooking, he is sweeping or mopping. The only thing I cannot get him to do is clean the restrooms. However, he will never get me to wash dishes (the thought of soggy food makes me so squeamish) or load them in the dishwasher (back to soggy food). So it is a good tradeoff.
I agree that we are often portrayed in a demeaning manner (as far as sex goes), but we are no longer looked at as the barefoot-and-pregnant-in-the-kitchen type we used to be. Society as a whole will never be perfect, and there will always be stereotypes.
