Jameela Jamil

That still happens.

But it's just a constant reminder that I am here for me.

I'm doing my best.

I'm not here to answer to a bunch of people who can't meet the standard that they're fucking setting for me.

A great example is magazine editors.

Mm-hmm.

and the heads of the fashion and beauty industries, they do not look the way they're telling all of us to look.

So they can fucking

Do one, as far as I'm concerned.

Because who are you to set the standard?

Who are the Manosphere podcasters to set the standard for us as to how we should look and how we should behave?

Look at the way they look.

Look at the way they behave.

I really just think unless you're modeling it, you should not really be dictating it.

So, you know, it's a constant practice of almost like my own self-inflicted cognitive behavioral therapy to remind myself, this is like my main discipline in life, is to remind myself that logic must prevail.

And the logic of our current society, of patriarchy, of misogyny, of racism, of all these things, it just doesn't add up.

And it is how illogical it all is that continues to fuel me.

It's the spite against how illogical it is.

And spite is what I am.

I run on spite.