Freya India

I think for me, the message is really about your personal life and protecting that as much as you can and trying not to market all of your memories and give it all up.

But I think social media has changed everything.

It's changed every career path.

I think every industry you go into changes.

you do have to be the entertainer.

You have to be an influencer somewhat.

You have to package up your ideas and again, make them aesthetic and market them.

And so I think there are lines you can draw personally.

I mean, that's so interesting to me because I feel like

my generation's view of morality is basically these far away conflicts in the Middle East.

It's things that aren't happening to our lives directly.

But we seem to have this thing where we will treat how men behave as their sort of personal preference.

It's their subjective judgment on things.

So it's like a morally relative culture.

And so the only way we can judge a man

by his morality is, is he posting about Palestine?

How does he feel about immigration?

Because you can't say this is right and wrong because we're not as religious anymore.

We can't really say that there is morally good and morally bad.

And so we have to use these really easy kind of signifiers of morality.