Tana Mongeau

To be honest with you, Alex, I don't know.

I don't know if people are projecting things that they have felt or whatever or if there is just this internalized misogyny that we will forever have to work through or if people just want to see that for entertainment purposes or what it is.

And it's not even just competition always.

It's just simple things that women do.

You know what I mean?

Even...

the like business woman of it all like if you're loud on what you want or if you want to like direct your team and direct your employees like no one would even blink their eyes if like a man did that and it like I want to forever be the voice for that and I feel like I've always been that way in my career even from story time even at that time I my self-worth was so low I didn't for a long time up until this era really look at myself as a role model at all I couldn't I didn't like myself enough or believe in myself enough

But now when I look back at my career, I think one of the messages that I was always trying to say is that like society wants a woman to shut the fuck up so badly.

Like, and we have to band together as women and double and triple and quadruple down on the fact that like,

No, we're not.

It's almost getting worse.

It's almost getting so much worse with the short form content.

Like just every day.

That's why I really don't, I think people would be surprised to know that I really am not opening and scrolling TikTok.

Like I post.

I deleted the app.

Yeah.

Like it just, I don't, and sometimes I will.

Yeah.

Like now and again, but it makes me so sad when I open it up and it's like, what new woman are we hating today?