Jameela Jamil

I think that there's a different framing of it.

I'm not calling them in to scold them and say, you're not doing this, you're not doing this.

I'm saying, you could be this.

This is how this could be.

I'd like to inspire men.

I don't want to tell them off.

I don't want to moan at them.

I don't want to nag.

I don't want to be their mother.

I want to show them what the world could be like for them.

That's all.

I want to present more positive male role models.

I don't want to just shit on the worst cockroaches of the manosphere and keep talking about them.

I want to get away from hyper-focusing on them and focus on the great men in society, the great dads, the great community members, the men who stand up for women, the men who are not so insecure that they just follow the orders of patriarchy.

I'm a fucking loser.

Like men who lead independently.

I believe that femininity is inherently more rebellious and individual than masculinity from what I see.

And I don't know if that's- That's really interesting.

I don't know if that's natural nurture, but I do know that men are more likely to fall in line.

We see more men in the army, more men in ICE.