Lisa Ann

We've seen this with athletes.

We've seen it with celebrities.

Boxers gone through millions on millions of dollars.

But I would tell younger people getting in this space, like, hey,

Always have enough money to be able to walk off set.

Always have enough money to be able to walk out of an interview.

You need to know that if you are in a space you don't want to be in, that you've saved that money and you can do that.

So yeah, I've done it.

Exactly.

And when somebody is only starting to badger at you and you know this isn't going to bring, you're not going to share these clips.

You're not going to be proud like I am that I'm on your podcast.

You're going to be horrified for the next couple of months of listening to what people have to say on the internet.

I worry a bit about the drug use and the conversations about the drug use, the pushing of, I need to look like a man right away.

We know that it takes young men a long time to develop, and that's why men get better looking as they get older.

Not always the case for women, but for men it is.

And so I feel like that concerns me a bit, but...

The manosphere to me is the overcorrection from the woke ideology that everybody was being forced for so many years.

I read an interview the other day with Melissa Etheridge, and she has some boys, and one of her boys came to apologize to her that he's straight.

And I thought, wow, we're living in this space right now where young people have been –

put so much woke in their face that they're now afraid to be who they really are and not to blend in with some sort of criteria that is clickbait or talk about.