Sadia Khan

Like you're stabbing women in the back to get male approval.

But the reality, and I see this so many with female friendships as well, that you, they're not happy for each other all the time.

They're not that kind to each other.

Even sometimes like I'll go on social media and if I see a woman who's really conventionally attractive, there'll be very little kind of women empowering her.

But if she's not conventionally attractive,

So many comments being supportive of her, supportive.

And they're trying, it's actually a way of just inflating your people that you're not threatened by and deflating people that you are threatened by.

It's okay to be equal in life, whether it's man, woman, whatever it is.

And in the workplace, I really found it.

I always found like when I would go for a job interview and it was just women or when the work environment was just women, there was a lot of bullying going on.

I found that having men led to a little bit more of my career progressing.

So when I used to hear these feminine movements saying, men earn more than us, and there's so much patriarchy at work.

But at work, I found women stopped me from progressing.

In particular, women stopped my progression.

Nowhere more do I see women or hate women than the workplace.

They hate seeing other women succeed.

They hate seeing other women be glorified in any way.

So I just found that this whole idea that men oppress women

to just not be true.

My personal oppression has always come from women.