It's not a bad example. It actually illustrates quite clearly how popular culture influences how women are portrayed by men in society. Where did my friend learn his attitude towards women? Its in the culture all around him.
Unfortunately, DV in our society is prevalent. 3 women die each day at the hands of their partner, and memes/pictures like these only perpetuate the cycle of violence.
That's some mental gymnastics there. It's pretty plain to me that it promotes the idea that women belong in the kitchen.
It is what it is, which is a garbage meme that's sexist.
I know I'm going against the grain here but I don't care. I really don't.
I also went to women's studies in university. Honestly, it was an eye opening exoerience.
Two students in the class stopped coming mid-semester because of their boyfriends. One of them interupted class to tell the professor in the hallway that she could no longer come because her boyfriend threatened to beat her if she continued coming. She was in tears and my interpreter had to go in the hallway to calm her.
Women studies ought to be a requirement for high school classes. Our society would be better off.