Sadia Khan

For them to work together to take down somebody that they don't know, they don't get paid for this.

They don't even get money out of this.

It just was all a bit like, okay, I just didn't know that that happened.

I'm trying to.

That's the goal is to try and do as many podcasts as possible and do a bit of press.

And I hope, like, look, it's one of those books that's not for everybody because it is tough.

It's a bit, you know, it's that tough kind of advice.

But I'm hoping when they read the book, it's like, okay, you know what, regardless of who, what, where.

I think it's a great relationship book, guys.

The real facts.

Yeah, a lot.

They don't like each other.

And it's okay, by the way.

We're not actually designed to like every woman on the planet.

But I also see this woman on woman as no different to being like a racist or anything like that.

Why would I side with somebody more?

Because they have one similarity to me.

that's not how my brain functions like women supporting women I'm like no I'm going to support who I believe in and who I like yeah and who I have I'm aligned with not just because they both we both have like boobs and a vagina it doesn't make any sense to me that would be the same mindset as a racist to me like somebody who's just going to take the side of someone because it's the same racism I see it as just right and wrong whoever's right and whoever's wrong and because women were not used to that they saw me as the epitome of a pick me but I just think but in my personal experience in life and particularly when this thing happened I know

It's a girl that wants male approval at the expense of female approval.

That's what they see it as.