Sweetheart! who cares what other people think of you? Other people are ugly! I
I need everyone to focus on themselves and being beautiful because attractiveness is a mindset.
Hi am my name is Chrissy Chlapecka, I'm from Chicago, Ilinois and I am 21 years old.
Hi my name is Fiona Fairbairn also known as Fifi.
I'm 19 years old and I am from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A bimbo is somebody who fearlessly embraces their hyper-femininity
despite the misogynistic mis-givings that society has placed on us.
Bimboism is the act of being a bimbo whereas bimbofication is the act of
becoming your truest bimbo self.
Well, the Bimbo Manifesto is a manifesto,
a list of things you could do to start on your bimbo journey.
Love yourself! Date yourself to yourself! Figure yourself out! Take pride in your appearance! Wake
up every day and say I'm gonna look my best today I'm gonna feel good my best today! Not everything
has to be a critical analysis and sometime you could just be there and that's enough.
The first stereotype around the word bimbo is that we are dressing this way for the male gaze
and male attention and first of all absolutely the 'freak' not. I am dressing this way for
myself to make myself feel empowered. I am the most comfortable when I am just like this.
I think another stereotype around the bimbo is our intelligence level. Like sure,
listen I'm not a mathematician! I never will be. I never want to be but my emotional intelligence,
my creative intelligence like those are other things that matter
that society doesn't want to deem as intelligent and like fine.
if that's how intelligence whatever but I can put an outfit together way better than you. Probably!
Lastly I think there's a stereotype around the way a bimbo should look like. You know,
how their bodies should look or if they should be blonde or not and honestly like if you want
to call yourself a bimbo, call yourself a bimbo! You don't have to have blonde hair you don't have
to love the color pink, you can be doing it in your own way. There are goth bimbos out there,
I'm sure there's cottagecore bimbos out there. Do you! There is no gatekeeping around this! Yes!
There is lots of controversy saying that it's against feminism,
people don't agree with it, people say it's manipulative. There's nothing manipulative
of saying to love yourself. You just are beautiful, you just are smart. it's a fact
it's just that's just how it is. I think people just get mistaken
with the word bimbo that's why, but it's really nothing like that at all
I mean I think it's Gen Z's goal to take the things that are meant to shame us like the little
things that we were told weren't OK, when we were growing up and to prove that you know these things
about me they're not shameful. I'm not ashamed of my hyper femininity, I'm not ashamed of who
I am and if you're ashamed kind of sounds like a you problem. Don't say what the patriarchy,
it's doing to you saying what it could do for you. Anybody can be a bimbo it doesn't matter
if you don't look like your stereotypical bimbo, like if this is a word that is empowering then
use it for yourself use it to embrace your hyper femininity. I am black indigenous, I
feel like it's finding representation for the black community and a lot of black creators
have commented my things and say they relate. Bimbofication is not exactly about being dumb.
I am a university student. I'm actually planning to go to Law School after my undergraduate.
The whole goal of this at least for me is to include everyone and to make everybody
feel special and loved and important and you know comfortable in their own skin.