Elizabeth Laime

There was even a New York Times interview with a journalist who's basically been covering this for decades.

Okay, all the Epstein stuff.

And in it, he's like, I mean, they're asking him questions.

I don't want to fault him.

I know he's not in the wrong.

But even like the verbiage where he's like, well, I think it addresses a huge problem with the way like men view women.

And I'm like, these aren't women.

Mostly, they're girls.

You never hear the phrase like, what's a good example of like underage women?

You never hear the phrase underage men.

Have you ever heard that phrase?

They're boys.

Yeah.

Like the sexualization of children, girl children.

Yeah.

I mean, and that's not to say— Oh, that's really interesting.

Yes, the way society talks.

Even I was thinking about this.

I saw this video, and I thought it was like sort of heartwarming, and it was basically like taking the stigma away from a—

girl getting her period and how like the women in her family all kind of celebrated her and it was really special which was nice um it's interesting because i feel i think back to when i got my period i my mom did kind of celebrate it a little bit like we went to dinner but it was all in the hush hush and i would have been embarrassed if there had been a big to-do about it but then it's like why would i have been embarrassed and was that something foisted apart yeah this is embarrassing or