Sadia Khan

Thank you so much for having me.

It's such a pleasure.

years like I mean probably what three four how long have you been doing this since 2023 so about three years yeah three years wow it feels like it's been longer it does feel like that but I actually the moment I came on social media it kind of went viral that day so there was no build-up so it feels like people have known me forever but they literally knew me from the day I started and it just kind of went from there it's so true

Really weird.

There was no buildup.

There was no slow trajectory.

It was just kind of on and off.

Yeah, and I was also lucky with the timing.

As much as I would love to say I just went viral, it was very good timing because it was a time where Andrew Tate was, you know, the red pill stuff was really heavy.

And then there was the feminism that was really heavy.

And there was a whole cohort of women like me who were like, I don't like the red pill stuff, but I'm also not this staunch feminist.

And they just didn't have a voice.

And I came in as kind of like the middle ground.

And so many people will say, you just worship men and you're on men's side.

But then there's men that say, you're always on the women's side.

And I think when there's an equal backlash, then you're probably neutral.

And I like to say that I'm always on children's side.

I'm on the side of what will make a happy home and a good set of parents and co-parents.

I'm always kind of, the northern star has always been like, what's best for children?

If I teach men to hate women, it's going to be terrible for parenting.