Jameela Jamil

There's a whole restructuring society that leads to a softer life for everyone.

And then we won't push them away at the numbers that we're pushing them away.

This is the first time in history that women have ever had to choose men not based on necessity or survival, but based on their characters.

And look at what's happening.

There's a male loneliness epidemic.

This has to be addressed for the sake of women, but also of men.

Is it... From what I see of same-sex relationships, I think there tends to be more egalitarianism.

And especially amongst the women I know who are raising children together, both parties have the mental load.

Both parties anticipate each other's needs, you know...

I'm not saying it's perfect and there's definitely reports of intimate partner violence that can happen between women, that intimate partner violence is of a much less severe and deadly nature than it is when it's between heteronormative couples.

I'm not saying that it's a utopia, but I am saying that because there's less of this fear of emasculating anyone, everyone just takes on the load.

Loads of women are now starting to leave their husbands and move in with other single mothers and start communities together where everyone

No, no one has to delegate to each other.

They're able to just take some fucking initiative.

And that's really sad for men because I believe men would enjoy being a part of this.

I believe men would have more self-esteem if they were to rise up to the situation.

So, you know, I'm not about calling men out.

I'm also I don't think it's worthwhile calling them in.

I'm calling men up because I believe in men.

And I think the men in the manosphere who say, man, the only way to have a functioning society is to keep these bitches down because they're catching up too fast.