Hello and welcome to this interview with author of Girls Subsack Freya India.

Thank you for having me. Well thank you very much for coming in. I have I suppose

been going through your extensive published work.

I really enjoy the way that you put things and we've been hitting on some of the same issues

in our various corners of the internet.

But I also noticed in anticipation of chatting with you today that there's very rare instances that a guy and a girl

R age actually sit down and talk about these issues because most of the time you see it on

podcast like whatever and these weird agit prop things that actually encourage promiscuity

weirdly or try and black pill you into it. It's very antagonistic. So... Yeah and I think it's set up for people to disagree

and caricature each other.

I don't think, you know, there's no kind of genuine authentic conversations between young men and

women anywhere, I don't think.

I think a lot of these viral accounts as well.

I don't know if you've seen this trend recently

the community notes going underneath the accounts of yeah yeah and they say this is actually a paid

promotion to promote this girls only fans so a lot of this is astroturf I think not very healthy. So I suppose diving into the problems

beset in men and women. You know what I'll read a quote from one of your articles just to set the stage from it.

So today a vast from one of your articles just to set the stage from it so

today a vast interconnected network of industries from social media to wellness to

entertainment cosmetics to pharmaceuticals exploits and profits from girls pain and

unique vulnerabilities this leaves us with an entire ecosystem

feeding off various female pathologies. Through this network industries not only prey

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