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Ok so i'm a acting student, mostly do student films well 3 of them and I was killed off in all 3 LOL

I got a offer for a new film called ' Cheerleader Camp of Death ' a slasher type movie... but unlike the movie done in the 80s in this one the cheerleaders don't die instead its the perverted guys who gets killed off by the cheerleaders.

On one hand this movie is about women empowerment which I wanna support but I also get killed off LOL
what should i do? do it?

When I was around 16 I had no girlfriend. Not even one relationship. I was more the shy kind off guy who was into studies and other stuff.
The jerks of my school and even my elder sister made fun of me because of that. They told me I had no personality and I had no confidence.
Now few years later I am in a nice college and I have a super hot Blonde girlfriend.
She is a cheerleader and an absolutely amazing person.
I know I love her and she is not like a trophy to me but I can't help but feel proud to have her as my girl.
I like to rub it in those guys faces that they were all wrong about me and the fact that my girl is really hot makes all of them bite their tongue.
Am I being a shallow person over here?
I don't like to talk about her physical appearance with others but with those who unnecessarily teased me when I was young I do like to rub it in their faces. That my girl is way hotter than you can ever get.

A Wisconsin high school has reportedly come under fire for a cheerleading award ceremony last year that saw some of the teens win accolades such as the “Big Boobie” and “Big Booty” awards.

Tremper High School cheerleading coaches gave out awards to a girl for her supposedly “enormous boobs” and a “Big Booty” award to another because “everybody loves her butt.”

“We love her butt. Everybody loves her butt,” the presenting coach said in the video, before the girl accepted the accolade in front of 150 banquet guests. A freshman cheerleader also received the “String Bean” award because she was “so light and skinny.”

Parents who were at the event told The New York Times they were uncomfortable with the contest.

"I looked around and thought, ‘Did that just happen?’ If my daughter would have won one of those awards, I would’ve absolutely been rushing the stage. It was just so wrong, in so many ways,” one mother told the newspaper.

“The incidents described all reveal a culture in which female students are objectified and sexualized"

Tremper High School was told not to give out those kinds of awards at any future banquets.

"A clear expectation has been set that awards of this nature are not acceptable and are not to be given at Tremper cheerleading banquets going forward," Kenosha Unified School District Chief Communications Officer, Tanya Ruder, told Fox News

Are cheerleaders overrated or underestimate d in terms of physical strength and skills?