From the online magazine, Polyester, they note that it is helping these girls and women use their assets to stand out and better themselves economically.

"Balancing on the tightrope between Modanna and whore with the deftness of a Soviet gymnast, the stereotypical "Slavic Bimbo" woman is both inherently sexual and representative of the idealised traditional values.

The stereotype of the sexed-up Slavic woman comes from trends that affected Slavic and Eastern European countries following the fall of the Soviet Union, and the chaotic transition from communism to capitalism in the 90s and early 2000s. While traditional Soviet values rested upon women both working and mothering children, the free entry of Western media, magazines, and values, along with a rapidly shifting economic landscape, lead women in the post-Soviet space to begin prioritising their looks, cultivating a Read More »

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"Bimbology 101: The Science of Bimbofication...

What if, instead of stressing over how I’m doing at work, I filled my time with the quiet bliss of shopping, manicures, and glitter eye shadow?

Is it too late to become a bimbo?

To be a bimbo, you need two key characteristics: you must be hot, and you must be dumb. There aren’t standard requirements as to how hot and how dumb, so being a bimbo is mostly a state of mind. It’s about focusing on your looks, and deprioritizing how smart you sound.

It’s a pressure-free, ditsy existence....

As a result, young Millennial women learnt that intelligence was to be prized above everything else. We were raised to believe that bimbo behaviour was reserved for those hot enough to be outwardly stupid. In movies, we villainized bitchy blondes so we could root for our mousey, brunette, girl-next-door heroines. Read More »

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