The Birch Show.

I'm working on earning my ally card for being an ally for men.

I'm not quite there yet, but I'm working towards it.

So yesterday we did a segment where we talked about the meanest things that women have said to men.

They were harsh.

And they were harsh.

It was a little bit body shamy.

It was a lot of just not, it was pretty body shaming.

It was a lot of, you know, certain parts shaming.

And Mo brought up to the group, the obvious, that, you know, men can't do the same thing to women.

They can't be mean to men in the same way that, or men can't be mean to women in the same way that women can be mean to men sometimes.

Just to clarify, Mo did not bring this up.

It was all over his face.

And then I put him on the spot.

And I was like, let's be honest.

Let's call it what it is.

These are things that people would be, would be atrocious for men to say women,

but we're laughing that women are saying them to men.

I wasn't here last week.

So what were some of the examples of this?

The worst.

It was the typical hairline height.

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