Hagit is getting married? This is the real message the helicopter brought to the fireplace

The sheer madness of Hagit and Amalie following the helpless marriage proposal that came in the helicopter made the Big Brother house. Amelie called it the season of the season, Hagit measured a dress, and we wonder who should be most humiliated by their response - Amelie Hagit, or, in fact, every woman in the world

Jenny Denson

We've been accompanying the low-key battle between Asif and Lior for about a month and a half, who are angry with each other that they can't be friends and conduct like two g-rated actors in bakery scenes, and towards the end of Asif "realized" that he spoke nicely and Lior was offended, and now Asif cries, and Lior Confessing that he made Pippi in bed until he was 11 and that he had no confidence, then Asif cries again and tells how hard it was for him as a handsome, blond man with blue eyes in Tiberias without maturity, thinking of taking a bus to Tel Aviv and Bremen like all the other miseries who want to make money he couldn't. It is fascinating, and it is, but something authentic has finally happened this season worth talking about, and it is the mistake of identification in the "marriage proposal" that Helicopter brought to Hagit.

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Thank God it came, because the sense of humor in this house is minus seven. It's funnier to sit in a trigonometry class than spend time with these people, in my life. If you get out of hope then this whole place will become a badly worn Turkish drama. Until the helicopter. Oh the long helicopter with the caption "Marry me" and Hagit's name, which for some reason Ronan thought it was written "Emily". Thank you from a weird and creepy suitor who offered Hagit a marriage and apparently couldn't believe how seriously his proposal would be taken. But we will get to that.

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What is funnier than Hagit's abysmal seriousness is that she immediately measured a cream-colored dress and practiced the wedding dance in front of the mirror, when Emily finds out that the helicopter was not sent to her, and that all the screaming, crying, trembling and jumping scenes in the air were in vain, because whoever won the flying knight was The sausage lover. This season, Amelie called it, and she doesn't know how right she is.

Beyond the fact that it was amusing to see these two older women jump like two teenagers who met Ben into this nonsense (yet there was not a single facial muscle moving on the screen! Impressive!) Is the fact that Hagit truly believes she is going to get married. A moment after she fell to the ground and screamed "I'll get married but who's the bridegroom" she went into the fireplace room and began to explain how difficult she was until now, and now she's married because "I got down on four and said yes." Suri, soul. "Getting down on four" is what brings a lot of girls to the marriage proposal, but it doesn't make you a married woman. No matter, meanwhile, Emily is walking around the house, desperately trying to do damage control to the joke and explaining to anyone who is willing to hear she actually knew it wasn't for her: "I didn't even cry, because I knew he wouldn't do it, it wasn't for him." Okay.

But just one question - are you serious?

At the age of 35, in 2020, you are still walking around the world praying that "will anyone take you?"

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Played by Hagit, who lost her youth in favor of drugs as she told, and probably got stuck somewhere at 17, along with the dreams of a knight offering him his hot dog and then pulling out a ring. She also probably dreams of a kitschy wedding full of fairy and glitter and I bet you she will march to the canopy with a cinderella dress and a crown. But Emily? This is a woman who is supposed to be an adult, divorced with children, one who has had a bad marriage and even said that her divorce left her with nothing and that she had to rise from the rubble of her life, build everything from the beginning, and realize that she is strong and independent. And now that she's finally stepped on those slender legs, and she can call herself a strong-legged woman, still her wet dream is a ring? Sirisley?

Is this what women should aspire to in 2020? Someone who "gets me going to the mikvah" as Emily said without being ashamed? I am not against the institution of marriage - yes, it is old-fashioned, strange, restrictive, and when connected to the rabbinate it may even be quite unbearable, but I understand little girls' dreams of white dresses and their photographs smeared on a sparse Susan wall or bathed in the beach dress. It's cute, like dreaming about living with a red ribbon for a birthday.

Besides, when you get married in your early or mid-20s, you and your spouse are building a life together that you both hope will last more than a few years, so you're excited and want everyone to take some of your enthusiasm, and if possible take part in the mortgage down payment. everything is clear. But when you are a 35-year-old woman, you should realize that is not all, and that you had better spend the last decade turning yourself into an interesting, intelligent, and exciting woman, perhaps attracting someone who will truly love you, and not devote your life to trying to look young with the screams of a special cat when you Thinking of a ring.

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And what's worse is that they both continue with this troll. Emily goes aside to cry and explains that she really, really wants to get married and then Hagit throws her the non-condescending sentence at all: "Emily, if I got an offer then you can too", like the disgruntled married couple talking to the aging bachelorette.

Because she's on top now, like.

Excuse me, but it just made me cringe a little in the chair, not just because I felt sorry for Emily. I felt sorry for all of us, as women, that this is our collective mental state. awkward. Just embarrassing.

I apologize, but this comedy of mistakes made me ashamed of myself as a woman. We are not supposed to be such poor and needy, not now, not when there is finally real progress in equality between women and men. I'm not saying we shouldn't strive to find a handsome, smart, tall, wealthy and amazing partner to live with, I also totally understand women who want to raise children and not work or just prefer to do nails while the husband provides a living, that's fine, but we should not cancel ourselves And become a floor mat because of some other meaningless diamond ring race. Of course, divorced, you should realize that offering him a marriage doesn't mean saying "I love you forever." You've already run out of such a marriage, you should know that the decision to marry is more in the direction of "I really love you at the moment" or in the section of "You dug my brain and threatened separation and we have been together for 5 years." Or, in Emily's case, "I see you're out on the TV and I don't deserve to be dumped for some producer to meet at launch."

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