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A snippet from my the audio of my book BIMBO!  The biggest contradiction I see from men? “Not all men”… until they have a daughter. I used this line from my book because it’s something I think about all the time… When dads say their daughters won’t be allowed to date until they’re older, I always want to ask - who are you protecting them from? Men? WHY IS THAT? 👀 So many men will say “not all men” when women talk about safety, or dismiss our fears as man-hating… but then the second they have a daughter, suddenly they don’t trust men at all. I think a lot is to do with the Madonna / Whore complex where so many people think women deserve to be treated a certain way so they need to make sure their daughter is Madonna.  I saw a video this week of a man proposing to his own daughter with a purity ring, asking her to promise him her virginity. And I just… it made me feel so uncomfortable. Not just because it’s strange, but because it reinforces this idea that women’s bodies are something to be protected, controlled, or even owned by men. First by fathers, then by husbands. 🤮 But our bodies don’t belong to anyone else. They’re not something to guard, or give away, or promise to someone. And instead of raising girls to be “protected”, maybe we should be asking why we’re not raising boys in a way that makes us feel safe. Because women have always known what we’re navigating. We don’t suddenly realise it when we have daughters. We’ve lived it. We’ve always known it! The audio is taken from my book BIMBO, where I explore how women and girls are controlled and shamed through language, labels and outdated expectations - and how sexual double standards are used to keep us small and controlled. ❤️ #fyp
A snippet from my the audio of my book BIMBO! The biggest contradiction I see from men? “Not all men”… until they have a daughter. I used this line from my book because it’s something I think about all the time… When dads say their daughters won’t be allowed to date until they’re older, I always want to ask - who are you protecting them from? Men? WHY IS THAT? 👀 So many men will say “not all men” when women talk about safety, or dismiss our fears as man-hating… but then the second they have a daughter, suddenly they don’t trust men at all. I think a lot is to do with the Madonna / Whore complex where so many people think women deserve to be treated a certain way so they need to make sure their daughter is Madonna. I saw a video this week of a man proposing to his own daughter with a purity ring, asking her to promise him her virginity. And I just… it made me feel so uncomfortable. Not just because it’s strange, but because it reinforces this idea that women’s bodies are something to be protected, controlled, or even owned by men. First by fathers, then by husbands. 🤮 But our bodies don’t belong to anyone else. They’re not something to guard, or give away, or promise to someone. And instead of raising girls to be “protected”, maybe we should be asking why we’re not raising boys in a way that makes us feel safe. Because women have always known what we’re navigating. We don’t suddenly realise it when we have daughters. We’ve lived it. We’ve always known it! The audio is taken from my book BIMBO, where I explore how women and girls are controlled and shamed through language, labels and outdated expectations - and how sexual double standards are used to keep us small and controlled. ❤️ #fyp

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