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Now, there is a podcast called Call Her Daddy.

And it is hosted by a woman named Alex.

I don't know if there's anyone else.

I've just seen her.

And she is a skinny, pretty girl.

She does the girl thing where they have their sleeves kind of hop up over their hands.

It's a, it's a kind of funny little thing that women do is they try to appear like children.

Children, of course, parents will buy clothes that are too big for them, right?

Obviously, because they have to grow into them, and therefore,

if the sleeves are going over the hands, that is kind of a marker for childlike behavior,

and childlike plus sexuality is sinister as a whole. It's sinister as a whole. Children speak without thought of

consequences and children speak without a filter and children speak without a sense of empathy, right?

So little kids, you go to the all, little kids will say when regarding

an overweight person, they will say, why is she so big or why is she so fat? They just say, right?

And then there's a phase with little kids where they say something that would be considered kind of rude or abrasive

or outrageous or whatever. They say something and then what they do is they laugh at themselves

because they're young enough to still get away with it. The sort of truth, so to speak, or bluntness or directness,

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