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Are American men threatened by

@RealSexyCyborg

's #femininity or the fact that she's a size 00 #Asian girl elbowing her way thru the maker world? via

newsweek.com/naomi-wu-sexy-

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I kinda feel weird about this? She has self-admitted 'middle-school level DIY skills' and doesn't appear particularly skilled, but is getting a lot of attention because boobs. There's lots of more talented women who don't get famous cause they're not 'hot.'

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Her fame seems like it's heavily due to her appearance, not her skills, and that doesn't seem very feminist to me.

3:41 PM · Nov 8, 2017