[M4F] 243 Pressure to follow trends Roleplay

(Open to roleplay, or even just discuss and brainstorm ideas around this scenario!)

"Heeeeey everyone, it's me, and I hope you're all feeling fabulous and FIERCE today! I'm coming at you with more Get Ready With Me content this morning."

She has nearly 30 million followers, most of them women who watch every time and hang on every word she says.

"It's been so hot here today, so I'm going with this super cute green tank top. The color really pops, don't you think? Just a minute while I step over here and put it on."

She steps partially out of frame, turning her back to the camera.

"Now, as you know, I accepted a challenge from MissSweetBee72 a couple of weeks ago to try going without a bra for a week, and even though the challenge is over I've decided that I'm actually never, EVER, going to wear a bra again! Bras are just another way the patriarchy tries to make us ashamed of our bodies, you know? They're uncomfortable, and the only purpose they serve is to make us feel like we have something we have to hide. There. What do you think? Honestly, it actually feels nice to wear a tank top without a bra - and if anyone tries to make me feel bad about my nipples poking through the fabric, I'll just smile and tell them that I am not ashamed of having nipples!"

She turns side to side and poses with a wide smile, her firm 32B breasts bouncing just a bit under the thin material of her tank top.

"Seriously, ladies, if you haven't tried it, you really really should. Let's all make next week the week without bras. It might feel a little weird at first but it's empowering, and like, healthier for you too, and it's it's not even that bad when you're like jogging and stuff. Braless is best!"

She sits back down and smiles widely.

"Another thing we shouldn't be ashamed of? Masturbation. I've talked about it before, but it's sooooo unfair that guys can talk about it and joke about it and stuff but society tells us that we have to keep it secret. Well, that ends now! I'm not embarrassed to say that I masturbate. I do it almost every day. I did it this morning! And I came three times, with the help of this absolutely INCREDIBLE toy...."

She holds up a pink wand vibrator, taking a moment to pose with it in a way that will make for a great thumbnail, then glances down, clearly reading a prepared message.

"The Joy Wand has eleven settings and even comes with four unique attachments, so no matter what sensations you like best it'll do the trick. Click on the link below to get 10% off, and order yours today!"

She looks back up.

"Seriously, ladies - this thing is even better than the showerhead. You should get one, you should use it, and you should tell everyone you know about it. And you should NOT be ashamed of masturbating! Everyone, give a like RIGHT NOW if you got yourself off today, and then help normalize it by talking about it, by joking about it, by bragging to your friends about how often you make yourself cum. And don't just talk about it to other women! I challenge EVERY woman watching right now to walk up to a guy you know this week, smile, and tell them about the last time you masturbated. Let's all take an active role in normalizing masturbation!"

She puts down the toy and a serious look passes over her face.

"I have one more really, really important thing to talk to you about today - the next big thing we can all do together to empower women everywhere, to show we're just as good as men, and to push back against the patriarchy trying to keep us down....."

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We live in the age of the influencer. So what happens when some of the most popular influencers start encouraging their followers to do these kinds of things under the guise of "female empowerment?"

There are several ways we could play this out, but what I find most compelling is thinking about how the followers of these influencers respond to these calls to action.....

• The popular, trendy "true believers," going all in with an eager smile
• The unpopular outcasts, following the trends to fit in and acting like they're confident when they're really not
• The eye-rolling practical women, who find it harder and harder to push back against a growing trend that's SUPPOSED to be empowering

Send me a message or a chat and let me know what you think the third thing our influencer suggests should be! I have several ideas, but figured I'd stop there and see what inspirations strike you...