I believe she’s right when she says she’s a product of our society. We have a serious porn epidemic that we aren’t addressing, where we are telling women that their worth is in the extreme acts can provide for males. Strangulation is considered normal, for example, with young women’s magazines publishing lessons in how to do it ‘safely’ (there is no safely, that’s part of why people are drawn to it).
At the same time, we have social media screaming at women and men that the only worthwhile thing about a female is her looks. Put the two together and you have a recipe for disaster with young girls whose brains are not yet fully formed, clearly thinking their self worth is in what they can provide for males.
On the opposite side, we have created a society where males are actively discouraged from having emotions or being honest, decent humans. They are taught they must want to use and abuse women or they are not real men. This is where incels have been created from.
As you can see in many threads on this forum, extremely violent porn (and porn generally) has become normalised. Every single person who watches porn has helped create people like Bonnie Blue - someone who clearly sees exactly what society is saying is worthwhile, and panders to that. She’s able to say how little worth women have because that’s exactly what society has decided. Third wave feminism is ridiculous - suggesting ‘sex work’ is empowering, that being a series of holes and little else is ‘empowering.’
Do I think BB is unwell or autistic? No. I think she is a sociopath, and has found a clear gap in the market. Why is everyone so fascinated by her? Because she is the embodiment of all of the things that we don’t talk about outloud but have been led to believe is okay. How can someone possibly take the moral high ground about her when they are turning away from their husbands/wives and watching porn promoting the exact things she does.
BB says she is teaching barely legal guys what women want. In one sense (not the literal sense), she is right. Society tells young women they want to please their porn-addled boyfriends, regardless of what they want. Women and men are so utterly removed from connection, intimacy, and the importance of genuine relationships now.
BB is the result.