TikTok’s “Princess Treatment”  trend has gone viral, and so has Bridget's response.

It started with creator Courtney Joelle, whose videos depict how she sits silently at restaurants while her husband orders for her, speaks for her, and calls it “being a princess.” Millions of views later, Bridget wonders: is this soft girl femininity… or something more dangerous?

Check out Bridget’s viral TikTok response, which got SO MANY MORE VIEWS than her other videos, even though those other videos take WAY longer to produce. It's clear what the algorithm wants! https://www.tiktok.com/@bridgetmarieindc/video/7520108357177330975

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TikTok&rsquo;s &ldquo;Princess Treatment&rdquo;&nbsp; trend has gone viral, and so has Bridget's response.
It started with creator&nbsp;Courtney Joelle, whose videos depict how she sits silently at restaurants while her husband orders for her, speaks for her, and calls it &ldquo;being a princess.&rdquo; Millions of views later, Bridget wonders: is this soft girl femininity&hellip; or something more dangerous?
Check out Bridget&rsquo;s viral TikTok response, which got SO MANY MORE VIEWS than her other videos, even though those other videos take WAY longer to produce. It's clear what the algorithm wants!&nbsp;<a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@bridgetmarieindc/video/7520108357177330975">https://www.tiktok.com/@bridgetmarieindc/video/7520108357177330975</a>
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Princess Treatment is Going Viral on TikTok, But at What Cost!? (A rant)

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