Title: A Reassuring Documentary
Product review: What can I say that hasn't been said? I'm glad documentaries like these exist, because women have the right to make an informed decision.I come from a developing country, but I have friends from all over. I've been living in the US for a year, and I still can't believe how this technological, modern society, has transformed women's mentality. It's not my intention to offend anybody, but from my experience, the American woman (not all, of course) is the less intuitive person I've ever seen in my life. Things that have always been normal in most parts of the world (even in developed European countries)like giving vaginal births without medical intervention/pain medication, or breastfeeding, are all an issue here. Many women have degrees, or run business, but they still need to be educated at the most basic levels. I don't quite understand that contradiction, but I hope they can open their eyes to other realities other than those (purposefully) shown on TV.
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