Today's episode is for the girls who want to date the villain but also own the copyright.

We're living in an era where women are no longer just consuming fantasy.

We're engineering it.

We're coding it.

Or not. We're monetizing it. We're giving the cryptids a chance to seduce us. And honestly, that feels powerful.

Because for decades, romance was something women were told to wait for, be chosen for, be desired,

be saved by. And now, we're out here building entire interactive universes,

where the brooding farmer with an unnatural need to turn me into his kiss piggy only exists

because we wrote him that way. Now let's find out all of us together. We're getting into

IP ownership. We're getting into Slashvick. We're getting into morally gray men with

suspicious ethics and incredible jaw lines. Please welcome everybody. P ownership. We're getting into Slash Fick. We're getting into morally gray men with suspicious

ethics and incredible jaw lines. Please welcome everybody, Julia Palatovska, the founder of

Dorian and Jess Del Fonte, the VP of Creator Growth at Dorian, as well as the creative director

of Slash Fick, here with me, Jackie Zabrowski, right here on the last podcast network.

Ladies, how are you doing today?

Fantastic.

So thrilled to be here.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Mostly excited to talk about the jaw lines.

Yes, we are definitely here for the jaw lines.

I think now everybody that listens to me has been hearing me

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