Saskia Vandoorne

And I'm sure there are many who stumbled across this content and thought to themselves, this is horrific.

This is terrible.

You know, I want nothing to do with this.

I'm leaving this platform.

But did they say something?

You know, did they flag it?

Yeah.

So there's a man that I'm speaking with at the moment who was addicted to motherless between the ages of 16 and 20.

And he really talks about the kind of descent into hell of the motherless machine, how he first went on there just, you know, consuming classic porn and then fell into this sleep community and died.

managed to kind of extract himself from it when he realized just how bad it was, how violent it was.

And he is now trying to help, in fact, law enforcement track down some of these guys.

He will flag the account.

He will flag the content.

In some instances, he'll even try and find the woman to alert her to what's happening.

And, you know...

It's a point we haven't touched upon, but there are also a lot of vigilantes out there now because they feel that enough isn't being done by law enforcement who are taking it upon themselves to go and try and police these websites.

And I'm absolutely not suggesting that this is something that men should be doing.

But I think it also goes to show that there are men out there who may not have said something at first, but now feel compelled to do something.

And that I find interesting.

So when you look at Motherless, it very much is centred on violence towards women.