I have to begin the presentation of this (2015-2016) series (which contains only 10 graphic images) with a disappointing note: due to the murky waters of whether I am allowed to present these images unblurred, for safety reasons I have decided to keep them blurred; so, I understand that this ruins the humor of the presentation, but for now the arousing parts will remain blurred. What are the blurred parts? Various women's reproductive and back end organs: pictured, they resemble an i, l, or ! – depending on which way you flip the image. I simply took the sexual organs that she is posing with, then, I insert the pictures of the characters into the social commentary about her phony liberation. But again, the deliberate blurring of the images ruins the intended humor.... If you are familiar with V's work from the late 1990s, you'd know right away that this is my mockery of her most famous work. However, while hers is a written monologue, here in my artwork I insist that the discussion about her self-obsession is a dialogue between women and men; and it is not hidden as a monologue, because her sexual behavior is not free to be independent when she shares the planet with man. In other words, all of women's and men's interactions and connections have to be on par with each other, effective, and mutual. In the late 1980s and the early 1990s, the 3rd wave “feminism” started to divert in the wrong direction by starting to obsess with the female individuality. Imagine if instead the 3rd wave started to obsess with woman becoming an effective partner to man! If that had happened, the dynamics between women and men today may be quite different, and today's women and men may actually behave like normal people toward each other! But unfortunately it didn't happen that way, and our dysfunctional culture continues to approve and perpetuate the repressive neuroticism of women who are looking inward, not outward; women who are looking and waiting to be loved, but not giving the love themselves to man.... In my nonfiction and semi-autobiographical books about the faulty interactions and connections between women and men, I discuss widely why women's liberation is not something independent of her need to be an effective interactor and connector to man.... So, instead of providing real kindness and sociability in her interactions with men, and real love and intimacy to the man of her attraction, let's discuss the problem with her posing for the camera.