Great campaign. It’s too bad that a whole lot of men here think that being a man means not allowing themselves to feel feelings, or treat other people decently.
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Hey Laura, I found the ad quite interesting. To me, it’s simply saying that us guys should aim for good guy masculinity versus aggressive and narrow self interest masculinity. I teach this to companies and schools:https://youtu.be/LVxNE5h2fWw
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I am taking action. I'm researching every product made by Proctor & Gamble, throwing any I have in the trash, and never buying any of them again until everyone involved in this ad from top to bottom is fired and the company issues a public apology.
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A public apology... for... encouraging men to be nicer? The fuck?
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Time to pick a new brand of razor that isn’t talking down to its customers.
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You men are so gentle and fragile. Jesus fucking Christ.
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It's time we stopped buying Gillette and other Procter and Gamble products.
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Now I'm glad I switched to wet shaving two years ago...way to attack your customers Gillette. You fools....
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What part of this commerical made you feel personally attacked?
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And just like that, I started buying Harrys Razors... enough of the virtue signaling beta male advertisements.. Not all of us were raised to be rotten humans...
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