> This influencer branded it “lazy girl job” but this concept is wildly popular among young people of all genders right now. Indeed. I don’t see the point of m

> This influencer branded it “lazy girl job” but this concept is wildly popular among young people of all genders right now. Indeed. I don’t see the point of marketing this to women instead of men (or both!)… Is this some kind of low key, maybe interiorised, sexism?