Warning: This post has a very brief mention of sexual assault.
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"If I'm a bully, then what exactly would you use to describe the men that I stitch?"
Warning: This post has a very brief mention of sexual assault.
"My boyfriend actually encouraged me to post on TikTok," she said. "I used to post Snapchat rants for my friends, so he was like, 'You should do that on TikTok.' It kind of started off with a few videos here and there of things I thought were funny, like red flags in men, or my own horror stories with dating...and then those got really popular, so that started me kind of shit talking."
She frequently gets called a "misandrist" or "man-hater" as well. "Calling someone a misandrist is just a piss poor attempt to justify being misogynistic," she added. "It's quite literally impossible to be misogynistic towards men."
"This sounds harsh but it's like, this person does nothing for me — they don't feed me, they don't pay for the roof over my head, so I don't care about their words. It just bounces right off of me because I know who I am."
"They watch my content and feel empowered to break up with their abusive ex, or report their sexual assault, or stand up to their boss — all of these things they've been conditioned to ignore. Them watching me has made them want to stand up for themselves."