Hey, just made an account, but I've been following this thread for a while.
I was wandering if anyone else got the sense Olivia is NOT as much of a "girls girl" as she claims to be. She constantly tries to act as if she loves all women, yet makes nasty comments such as the pad one and only seems to acknowledge skinny, influencer-wannabe, heterosexual, white or even white washed girls. I noticed at the end of her recent podcast ep she mentioned she won't dye her hair brown as she feels only girls would find that attractive whilst men won't give her attention anymore, then jumps to her defence by immediately claiming she doesn't care about the male gaze or doesn't value male validation over female validation. But I really do not get the impression she is a girls girl at all, she definitely comes across as an attention-seeking little girl who only cares about boys.
Also, just as a gay woman, I do not feel included in her audience. She doesn't seem to care that queer women exist, it's as if all girls should be interested in boys and if there are girls that are not interested in boys, then she has no time for them. Relationships are ONLY addressed from a heterosexual perspective, which I do understand might be because that's all she relates to but I still feel as though it's not that difficult to be just a bit more inclusive. If she wants to give relationship/dating advice or ask fans questions about their experiences, it doesn't always have to be heterosexual relationships only.