I do find the cottagecore aesthetic visually pleasing and dream of being kinda self-sufficient someday, but people need to stop and think about what kind of values their 'aesthetic' implies for a minute.
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i get what OP is saying but yes they are identifying correlation and calling it cause and effect.
i appreciate the level of criticism OP brings to the table, but there is plenty of opportunity to adopt such a lifestyle while still being vehemently anti-racist, anti-misogynist, etc etc.
I appreciate that OP wants to provide a framework for what women should and shouldn't wear.
oof yes that is a concern as well