20 Minutes Of Pronstars EXPOSING The HARSH Truth About Women The Manosphere Has Been EXPOSING — Transcript
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- 0:00Um, for some men I want to say they are
- 0:03intimidated by the fact that I make a
- 0:06certain amount of money. I've dated bald
- 0:08guys. I've dated guys with hair. I've
- 0:10dated black guys. I've dated white guys.
- 0:12I've dated Asian guys. It's like it just
- 0:14doesn't matter. It's who you are.
- 0:16>> If you can't afford me, go find somebody
- 0:18in your price range because
- 0:20>> But also, I'm not going to change my
- 0:21lifestyle for
- 0:22>> it. Also because your relationship will
- 0:24end most of the time. Not always. Like I
- 0:28always say, women are women first. It
- 0:31doesn't matter where you are in the
- 0:33world and doesn't matter what degree or
- 0:36profession she has. First and foremost,
- 0:39she is a woman. And if you're looking
- 0:41for the truth about women, sex workers
- 0:44are one of the best professions to find
- 0:46it. We've made a compilation of adult
- 0:48content creators exposing some of the
- 0:50harshest truth about dating and
- 0:53relationships. Lock in and you'll find
- 0:55many, many, many, many reasons why men
- 0:57flock to the manosphere and why this
- 1:00space will only grow bigger from here.
- 1:02Let's get into it.
- 1:08>> How are you meeting guys to date on the
- 1:10on the app?
- 1:11>> Uh, no. No. So, unfortunately, I am
- 1:13banned from all apps. The minute I start
- 1:16an account, it's like I get flagged
- 1:17immediately or reported. And that's
- 1:19okay. I mean, I think it's a function.
- 1:21It's obviously a function of what I do.
- 1:22That's pretty common. So, that's not an
- 1:24option for me. A lot of it does come
- 1:25through my DMs and through my friends.
- 1:29>> I was going to say, do you ever have
- 1:30people DMing you to like date you or is
- 1:33it mostly content? [music]
- 1:34>> I I mean, it's everything. I get
- 1:37everything across the board. The [music]
- 1:39the people asking to date me are
- 1:41actually very sweet. We're Only Friends
- 1:43has made it so easy to where it's like I
- 1:46could quit mainstream and just do that.
- 1:47>> That's what I was going to ask you. So,
- 1:49if you were to find a guy who was like
- 1:51not okay with you doing scenes with
- 1:52other people,
- 1:53>> I would not be okay with him. I would
- 1:54just leave. Bye. Cuz there's someone
- 1:56else. You know how many people ask me to
- 1:57marry them? In my DMs?
- 1:59>> Yeah.
- 1:59>> So, there's someone out there in my DMs
- 2:01that probably would marry me. [laughter]
- 2:03>> The main one is I see so many girls get
- 2:07into this industry for money or survival
- 2:09or whatever and then have a point where
- 2:10they don't they convince themselves
- 2:13they're not lovable. And so the number
- 2:15one thing I've had with every friend
- 2:17I've had in this industry is like you
- 2:18are so lovable and there will be a
- 2:20person out there for you if that's what
- 2:22you want that understands the choices
- 2:24you've made that thinks they're sick
- 2:26that if they were you they would have
- 2:27done the same thing. That's completely
- 2:30possible.
- 2:31>> I bet you get a lot of comments about
- 2:32that. So how's anyone ever slid into
- 2:34your DMs where you actually were
- 2:36interested in them?
- 2:37>> Yeah.
- 2:37>> Really? Have you ever dated a follower
- 2:39or a fan?
- 2:40>> Yeah. Yeah, I have. And I I'm hesitant
- 2:43when I say that because that that makes
- 2:44some of these more outlandish people
- 2:46think that they have a chance. So I'm
- 2:47like cool your jets, you guys. It's very
- 2:50rare. It's very rare and it has to line
- 2:52up perfectly. Which to me I'm like
- 2:54>> there's if you're thinking this and
- 2:56you're doing this, there's going to be
- 2:57other people out there that think and
- 2:58view the world the same way you do and
- 3:00have the same value system that you do.
- 3:02and hold out and not fall,
- 3:06you know, maybe start,
- 3:09try to get you to quit, that whole
- 3:11thing.
- 3:11>> I mean, it's so frustrating.
- 3:12>> It's an epidemic in our industry.
- 3:14>> It's so frustrating to me like the guys
- 3:16who see a woman's value in their body
- 3:18count,
- 3:19>> you know, and um your only like valuable
- 3:22high value as a woman is if you've
- 3:23[music] like saved yourself for like
- 3:26this one person. But it's like the guys
- 3:27don't have to do that. I'm just like,
- 3:29those guys then should just date the
- 3:31girls that that do that. But once they
- 3:33start trying to come into the industry
- 3:35or trying to like seduce a girl that's
- 3:38in the industry and then try and get her
- 3:39out of it and then shame her for it,
- 3:41it's just like
- 3:43>> mate with your people.
- 3:44>> We'll mate with our people. [laughter]
- 3:47>> If you think the average woman has an
- 3:49abundance of attention, these adult
- 3:51content creators have so much attention,
- 3:53they're literally charging admission for
- 3:56the privilege of being ignored. And the
- 3:58simp judsu masters are happily paying
- 4:00the monthly fee. Welcome to the future,
- 4:02gentlemen, where a woman can have an
- 4:04abundance of attention 24/7 from the
- 4:07comfort of her couch and a smartphone.
- 4:09If a woman doing business that's still
- 4:12perceived as immoral by many, many,
- 4:14many, many in the world gets flooded
- 4:16with attention from men willing to marry
- 4:19her. What do you think that does to her
- 4:21psyche? Check this out.
- 4:22>> Has fame made dating easier or more
- 4:25complicated? Um, 50/50. I feel like I
- 4:28have a lot of options, but also um for
- 4:31some men, I want to say they are [music]
- 4:34intimidated by the fact that I make a
- 4:37certain amount of money. Not really with
- 4:39my career. I feel like it's probably a
- 4:41lot easier to date now than it was back
- 4:43then because
- 4:45>> I'm more visible to the world. So like
- 4:47people are like, "Hey, look at me. Like
- 4:48I'm single or something, you know?" But
- 4:50um but I think some guys are just
- 4:53intrigued. They're interested not in the
- 4:55sexual aspect, but in the aspect of
- 4:56like, well, how's that gonna work with
- 4:59us, you know? [music]
- 5:00>> I bet they have to be super secure,
- 5:02right?
- 5:03>> I think so. Yeah. Super secure, but also
- 5:05like it's in my nature to make my
- 5:07partner feel secure. I'm successful on
- 5:10my own. I just want somebody who's going
- 5:11to be kind, support me because the way
- 5:14my job is, like a lot of girls have
- 5:16issues. Girls always ask me like, "Oh,
- 5:17how is it dating? Like, do you have
- 5:19issues with that?" Honestly, I don't
- 5:20have issues with that because I don't
- 5:21put up with it.
- 5:24even
- 5:30further because this is my life. This is
- 5:32my job. This is my career. This is what
- 5:34I love to do. Like I'm not going to
- 5:37change my whole life for you. And I'm
- 5:38not the type of woman to be like
- 5:40dependent on a man. Like I like to have
- 5:41all my own things. I don't wait on
- 5:42anybody for anything. So like even if
- 5:45you're willing to pay my bills, like I
- 5:46don't care.
- 5:46>> This is the paradox. These women have
- 5:48massive romantic supply. But a specific
- 5:51kind of man self- selects out. Did you
- 5:54notice [music] none of these women are
- 5:55apologetic about what they're doing?
- 5:57They made the choice to be in this
- 5:58industry and they have no issue telling
- 6:01men they have no interest in leaving it
- 6:03anytime soon. Why? Because they love the
- 6:05money and attention that comes with it.
- 6:07And their nature doesn't trigger a quote
- 6:10unquote I should take care of a man or
- 6:13quote unquote I need to build with a man
- 6:15mindset. Check this out.
- 6:17>> I definitely like a traditional man. you
- 6:19know, let me take you out. Let me take
- 6:21you to dinner and, you know, talk.
- 6:24>> I love [music] being spoiled.
- 6:26>> Oh, me too.
- 6:26>> You know, I love to be spoiled. Like, I
- 6:29have my own money, but I also like, you
- 6:31know, I feel like it has to do with, you
- 6:33know, the self-respect for yourself cuz
- 6:35you're not going to be with a broke guy.
- 6:37And not wanting to be with a broke guy
- 6:39doesn't make you a gold digger. It makes
- 6:40you a woman who I like, if you can't
- 6:42afford me, go find somebody in your
- 6:44price range because
- 6:46>> But also, I'm not going to change my
- 6:47lifestyle for
- 6:48>> it.
- 6:49So, what does it take for a man to land
- 6:50a woman like you?
- 6:52>> Yeah. Oh, it's tough. I don't know. I
- 6:54think
- 6:57>> I [music] I struggle to answer that
- 6:59question cuz all of my exes are very
- 7:00different, but I guess the commonality
- 7:02is that they're smart, they're
- 7:03successful, they're funny, [music] and
- 7:05they're obsessed with me.
- 7:06>> Mhm. [clears throat]
- 7:07>> You know, it's it's kind of across the
- 7:08board of what they do and what they and
- 7:10I I've always dated older, you know. I
- 7:13mean, when I've dated younger doesn't
- 7:15last very long, I [music] think, you
- 7:17know, cuz I'm not
- 7:18>> I think behind the scenes, I'm not as
- 7:20like fun as people think I am.
- 7:22>> Um, as a young creator that didn't know
- 7:24what she was doing, and I [music]
- 7:27I know there's situations where it
- 7:29works, I would say the majority, it
- 7:30doesn't. If you're supporting your male
- 7:32partner, especially when you're 22 and
- 7:34they're 35,
- 7:36don't do that. [laughter] Don't It's
- 7:38never going to end well. It's not going
- 7:40to end well. You need to be with
- 7:42somebody that's as ambitious as you,
- 7:43that's working as hard as you. And some
- 7:45people do really well combining their
- 7:47work, but the best couples and creators
- 7:50I've seen in this industry, even if they
- 7:52still work in it or don't, they also
- 7:54have abilities to make money themselves.
- 7:57>> What are some other qualities in [music]
- 7:59a man that you like?
- 8:00>> Uh, chivalry for sure. Opening doors for
- 8:03me. Um, being a gentleman. um surprises
- 8:07randomly, you know, like I don't want to
- 8:10get flowers on Vday, I want to get
- 8:11flowers on a random Tuesday, you know,
- 8:13that you're thinking about me and um
- 8:15[music] just being there for me, you
- 8:17know, emotionally. Um how's your day?
- 8:20You know, good morning, a supportive
- 8:22partner. It's really honestly a big
- 8:25[music] big thing. H only women can be
- 8:28strong and independent by being a sex
- 8:31worker and ask for a shiverous man with
- 8:34a straight face.
- 8:37[laughter]
- 8:39You can't make this stuff up. And yes,
- 8:43that's me laughing my ass off in the
- 8:45background because my mic was on again.
- 8:47>> Being a gentleman, um,
- 8:50>> this behavior, women dating up based on
- 8:52socioeconomic status is documented
- 8:55worldwide. It's no different for adult
- 8:58content creators [music] because they
- 8:59are women first. Their hypergamous
- 9:01nature doesn't let them feel attraction
- 9:04for men of lower socioeconomic status
- 9:06and the simp YouTube masters aren't
- 9:09helping flooding them with DMs and
- 9:11giving them zero reason to lower the
- 9:14bar. Of course, she has no problem
- 9:16asking for shivery. There are enough
- 9:19simp jutsu masters lined up to provide
- 9:22it. But um it's just more of like I want
- 9:24to stop when I want to stop and I don't
- 9:26like being controlled. And when you're
- 9:28the oldest in the household, you're kind
- 9:30of like bossy. So
- 9:32>> I have to be with a guy who's a little
- 9:34submissive.
- 9:35>> Yeah. Are you looking to get married and
- 9:36have kids? What are you looking for?
- 9:38>> Yeah, for sure. I mean, it's not
- 9:40something that I'm like
- 9:43dying for. But am I open to it? Yeah.
- 9:46[music] Um, I am a bit of a feminist, so
- 9:50I I just don't think marriage in the
- 9:51traditional sense benefits women anymore
- 9:53in this day and age. So, it's, you know,
- 9:55I like the symbolism of it. I think it's
- 9:57really sweet and romantic, but [music]
- 10:00it's not a have to.
- 10:01>> Like, yeah, because I don't I
- 10:03[clears throat] I don't know why, but I
- 10:04mean, I'm not complaining,
- 10:06>> but I think I do want to get to a point
- 10:08in my career eventually, maybe where I
- 10:10actually have a kid and then become
- 10:12>> Yeah. [music] I also decline roles where
- 10:15it's like housewife and because
- 10:17>> I'm not a I mean I have cats but that
- 10:20doesn't count.
- 10:21>> Would you be open to being a stay at
- 10:22home mom like a trad wife? [music]
- 10:24>> No. No. I think I love to work and I
- 10:29love to be busy. And [music] yes, being
- 10:31a mom is both of those things in a
- 10:34different sense, but I think being a
- 10:37stay-at-home would be hard
- 10:38>> on me. Would you still do content the
- 10:41same type of content
- 10:43>> or would you be willing to give it up a
- 10:45little bit?
- 10:47>> I don't know. And that's probably why I
- 10:50haven't like formed full thoughts around
- 10:52this this topic [music] because I love
- 10:55what I do and I I'm not looking for
- 10:57anyone to [music] save me or take me
- 10:59away from it. But when you talk about
- 11:01children, there's a level of
- 11:03appropriateness that [music]
- 11:05is vital. And
- 11:09you know, I just don't know how I would
- 11:10navigate that. And if I don't know, then
- 11:12the answer is no.
- 11:13>> It's interesting to see these women
- 11:15entertain the idea of marriage and
- 11:17motherhood despite the industry they're
- 11:19in. Not a surprise. Women love to stay
- 11:21in a state of constant recalibration.
- 11:23Flexibility is the game. If she goes
- 11:26broke tomorrow, she won't hesitate to be
- 11:28a housewife if that's what survival
- 11:30requires. Quick note, these are the
- 11:32success stories. Most who try this
- 11:34industry don't make it. And when the
- 11:36money doesn't come, the independence
- 11:38talk changes fast.
- 11:40>> I mean, my Yeah. My husband and I, we
- 11:43were both married before and like
- 11:45[music] our partners sort of like lived
- 11:46off of us. So, for us, before we even
- 11:49met, we were like, we really want
- 11:50someone who's independent like in their
- 11:52own goods on this.
- 11:54>> Yes, absolutely. And that was like so
- 11:55important to me and
- 11:58he works in a completely different
- 12:00industry. Like not even close. And
- 12:03[music]
- 12:03>> I mean I love him to death but if I
- 12:04worked with him I'd [ __ ] murder him.
- 12:06>> I know.
- 12:07>> I'd throw him out the window. Like
- 12:08there's no way we could work together.
- 12:10It would be absolutely toxic.
- 12:12>> I think Yeah. Because I don't have time
- 12:13for that. I [music] I number one I like
- 12:16the the phrase I don't like to [ __ ]
- 12:17where I eat. And I feel like people that
- 12:19have relationships in this industry it's
- 12:21very messy. [music]
- 12:22There are a few exceptions. I have a few
- 12:23friends where both of them are
- 12:24performers, but they've been together
- 12:26for years, you know, like it works.
- 12:28[music] Like everybody else, it's just
- 12:30drama.
- 12:31>> And now, have you ever dated a
- 12:33subscriber or No.
- 12:35>> No. I think that [music] crosses a line
- 12:38a little bit cuz I appreciate being a
- 12:41fantasy for a lot of people. So, if I
- 12:43have to pull back the curtain and show
- 12:45you all of that's not a fantasy, it
- 12:47makes me uncomfortable
- 12:49>> because you've already, if you're a fan,
- 12:50you've already [music] built me up in
- 12:51your head to be one thing. So, I need I
- 12:54need people in [music] my life close to
- 12:56me. I like to date people that aren't
- 12:58familiar with what I do. Or maybe like,
- 13:00oh yeah, I saw you in this one thing.
- 13:02But if they're a full-on fan, it's
- 13:04uncomfortable for me.
- 13:05>> Would you ever date a fan?
- 13:08>> I would. Oh, absolutely.
- 13:10>> Tell us more.
- 13:11>> Yeah. I mean, I've had I've had a couple
- 13:13of really really amazing fans that have
- 13:16just that have showered me with gifts
- 13:18and [music] just been really amazing.
- 13:20Um, I've gone on a date with one and it
- 13:23was a really great experience actually.
- 13:25Really really sweet guy. Um, so I yeah,
- 13:27I would definitely date [music] more.
- 13:29>> This is interesting because it's
- 13:31psychological. Check this out.
- 13:33>> But yeah, there's just there's
- 13:35relationships I think are it's just an
- 13:38absolute epidemic. the amount of
- 13:39unhealthy relationships I've seen in our
- 13:41industry. There's some healthy ones that
- 13:43are like beacons for me and I think for
- 13:45a lot of girls of like, oh, I'm lovable
- 13:47and I can find a a partner that either
- 13:49works in industry or doesn't, but
- 13:52supports me, understands that the sex I
- 13:54have for work isn't the same as the sex
- 13:56I have in my personal life. And
- 13:59>> um
- 13:59>> there are levels to this booty tap
- 14:01dancing. In our breakdown of former sex
- 14:03worker Coral Osborne, she explains how
- 14:05men paid her to sleep with them because
- 14:07their wives wouldn't while still loving
- 14:09their wives deeply. The wife can never
- 14:11know because she'll experience it as
- 14:13betrayal even though nothing happened
- 14:15with her own husband. That's the
- 14:17complexity of human desire. Jealousy,
- 14:19possessiveness, dominance, and control
- 14:22are real things. [music] The woman who
- 14:24does date fans clearly enjoys the
- 14:26special attention, but she never said
- 14:28she'd actually be in a relationship with
- 14:30one. There are levels to this.
- 14:32>> Just seeing how many people that's
- 14:33happened to, like once they do try and
- 14:35break up with their partner that's
- 14:37ingrained in their business in any way,
- 14:40they feel super entitled to the money
- 14:41and to what you built. And [music]
- 14:43I just like I've cautioned so many girls
- 14:46against it. I've cautioned so many
- 14:48[music] um where I've like sent them
- 14:49contracts that I used and I was like if
- 14:51you're going to film with your partner,
- 14:52you need to set up a payment schedule
- 14:54and a a like notorized contract because
- 14:58even it's like a prenup. Actually, it's
- 15:00almost like I'm telling them get a
- 15:01freaking prenup because your
- 15:03relationship will end most of the time,
- 15:06not always cuz some people do have great
- 15:08relationships. But if you are going to
- 15:10go into it, go into it really smart
- 15:11because this is content that you could
- 15:13sell until you're 95 years old. This is
- 15:15you putting your body on the internet,
- 15:17no one else. And so it's just protect
- 15:20yourself.
- 15:20>> Wait, what did she just say?
- 15:23>> So it's just protect yourself.
- 15:25>> This is pure gold.
- 15:28>> Yes. Yes. This is why you see the red
- 15:31armor and shield, gentlemen. It's to
- 15:34remind you to protect yourself at all
- 15:37times. Y this is why this space keeps
- 15:41growing because the pattern of a spouse
- 15:43taking your money is not foreign to men.
- 15:45So listen to a woman explain exactly
- 15:48what we've been advocating in this space
- 15:50for years.
- 15:51>> You know I like to date people that
- 15:52aren't complete strangers. Otherwise
- 15:54they take it really slow and I think
- 15:57that's like frustrating for guys. Like
- 15:59I'm you cannot come over to my house.
- 16:00You cannot pick me up. [music] you I
- 16:02don't want to give you my phone number
- 16:03for like a while. Yeah.
- 16:05>> You know, cuz I think [music] that's
- 16:07also kind of a problem with what I do is
- 16:08a lot of guys see it as like a novelty
- 16:11>> and I need to make sure we can like get
- 16:12past that so that you don't abuse that.
- 16:14Like if I give you my number and you
- 16:16like
- 16:17>> put it out there, that would be
- 16:18devastating for me. So,
- 16:20>> there's a lot of trust involved and I,
- 16:21you know, people that I do let in pretty
- 16:23quickly, I always make them sign an NDA.
- 16:25>> Yeah.
- 16:26>> Smart. Nowadays with social media and
- 16:28Tik Tok and the way that people just
- 16:29rant online, you I feel like you have
- 16:31to.
- 16:32>> Yeah. Not only that, but I always think
- 16:33[music] about my family, you know,
- 16:35they're not consenting to be under the
- 16:37same lens that I'm under. [music] So,
- 16:39you know, if you want to talk about my
- 16:41family, I need to know that you're not
- 16:43going to hurt them,
- 16:44>> you know, and I I [music] need some
- 16:46legal recourse on that. So,
- 16:47>> and I feel like it's probably a good
- 16:48gauge. Like, if a guy refuses to sign an
- 16:50NDA or throws a fit over it, it's
- 16:53probably like the trash taken.
- 16:54>> What are his intentions? Yeah, what are
- 16:56his intentions? But it's also what are
- 16:58my intentions? And I think anytime I've
- 16:59asked someone to sign an NDA, there's
- 17:01kind of a scoff of like, dude, I would
- 17:02never hurt you. I would never put your
- 17:04business out there. [music] And I'm
- 17:05like, thank you, so sign it. Exactly.
- 17:08>> You know, and and they do. I've never
- 17:09had anybody say no. Um, and I've always
- 17:12offered, well, I'll sign one for you,
- 17:14too, if you want. So, because if anybody
- 17:16I mean, you can rant online all you
- 17:17want, but I'm the one with the platform.
- 17:19So, if you should be scared, you should
- 17:21probably be more scared of me. But
- 17:23luckily I keep all of my stuff private
- 17:25now. [music] I mean I've I've had some
- 17:27things [clears throat] get out and
- 17:28>> this is the conversation we have in this
- 17:30space gentlemen. But somehow it's toxic
- 17:31[music] when men discuss protecting
- 17:33their assets. When women do it, it's
- 17:36empowered and smart. This is the system
- 17:38working against men because women are
- 17:40the biggest consumers in Western
- 17:42society. And the last thing [music] that
- 17:44system wants is women without money in
- 17:46their pockets. Money that's supposed to
- 17:48keep flowing back into it.
- 17:50>> Yeah. I mean, I went through something
- 17:51similar with my ex-husband. He did some
- 17:54filming for me, like, you know, some
- 17:56behind the scenes on some of the shoots
- 17:57that I did. Um, not he didn't do that
- 18:00much work for me. And then when we split
- 18:02up, and [music] you know, I I've like I
- 18:04said, I've been in the industry a long
- 18:06time, but I started my business, my own
- 18:09independent business, like a year before
- 18:11we met. But like I'd built my brand and
- 18:14my name kind of before that. [music] Um,
- 18:16and he, you know, I tried to claim half
- 18:20of my business and I was like, and my
- 18:22lawyer was like, "You should have had
- 18:23him sign an independent contractor's
- 18:25agreement and you should have paid him
- 18:26like [music]
- 18:27>> Yes.
- 18:27>> You should have paid him."
- 18:28>> Exactly.
- 18:29>> You know what I mean? And then he has no
- 18:30claim to it. But I didn't.
- 18:32>> That is what it's like. Everyone has a
- 18:35story and it ended up like
- 18:37>> And they're like boyfriends. They're
- 18:38like, "No." Or they're just like, "Oh,
- 18:39pay." I mean, I got into it cuz I got
- 18:41like trapped into just they're like, "I
- 18:43don't want money. I just want like just
- 18:44pay for everything, you know?
- 18:46>> Just like I'll just work for you now.
- 18:48Just pay for everything. And it's
- 18:49[music] so much better. It might be
- 18:51annoying and not romantic, but like pay
- 18:53them so that you are protected. It's
- 18:56crazy. Even you have a story. Like
- 18:57everybody I talk to has a story.
- 18:59>> Yeah. Yeah. I know. It's awful.
- 19:00>> So, we need to start protecting
- 19:01ourselves against that.
- 19:04[music]
- 19:08Different women, different platforms,
- 19:10different states, different backgrounds,
- 19:13different bank accounts. Same lesson.
- 19:16Women are women first. The industry
- 19:18didn't change her. The [music] audience
- 19:20didn't change her. Access to more money
- 19:23and more attention than most men will
- 19:25see in a lifetime. Didn't change her
- 19:28either. She still wants a man to open
- 19:30the door. She still wants a man to pay.
- 19:33She still wants a man who's doing better
- 19:36than the thousand Simjutsu masters
- 19:38flooding her DMs asking to marry her.
- 19:41And when [music] it comes to protecting
- 19:42what she's built, she doesn't ask
- 19:44permission. She calls a lawyer. She
- 19:47signs an NDA. She tells her [music] fans
- 19:50in her own words to get it notorized.
- 19:52Nobody calls that cold. Nobody calls
- 19:55that bitter. Nobody tells her she's
- 19:57insecure for asking. Say the same thing
- 20:00as a man. Ask [music] a woman to sign
- 20:02something before you build a life
- 20:04together and suddenly you're the villain
- 20:06of the group chat. These women just said
- 20:09the quiet part out loud on camera
- 20:12without a manosphere script in front of
- 20:14them. That's not a coincidence across
- 20:16five separate interviews. That's biology
- 20:19and economics agreeing with each other
- 20:22whether anybody in the comments wants
- 20:24them to or not. And that's exactly why
- 20:26this space keeps growing. The truth
- 20:29doesn't need permission from anybody. It
- 20:32just needs someone willing to say it.
- 20:34[music] These women already did.
- 20:47[music]
- 20:53Listen to all, follow none. Manage, we
- 20:55work. Protect yourself at all times.
- 20:58This video has officially been
- 21:00highlighted.
- 21:02[music]
- 21:09>> [music]
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