Laura Brodnick

As well.

And she loves to be subversive.

And she loves to sort of be like, well, if you're going to say this about me, then I'm going to do something crazy.

That's why I think like on a carpet, she loves a naked dress.

She loves to do a really provocative photo shoot.

Yeah.

But then she likes to write these deep pieces or give these interviews that show this different side of her.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's interesting how her writing and her words do feel empowering for women.

A lot of the time, I do think that she can be empowering in her writing, but she's not empowering in her photos.

Because a lot of the time, she talks about the fact that she'll pose naked to take her power back.

And she's like, I'm doing this for women.

And I'm like, we're doing it for you because your body looks insane.

You get paid a lot of money.

You get a lot of followers.

And that's fine.

Obviously, there is something empowering about a woman just trying to do whatever the hell she wants.

But I've always thought that she's tried so hard to make her body a statement for women, and it's just not.

And she can't get there with it.