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The Most Insecure Men on Youtube · Rachel Oates

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I'm going to get off now. You are the most disrespectful.
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People, that is mad, guys. Do you think we did anything
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wrong there? Like were we?
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She was just delusional mate. Were we rude?
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Anyways, today we have #1 What's your name?
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You just want to RIP me apart, don't you?
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And women are in a revolution like now women are tired of men
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saying shave that shaved up too. It's.
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Not attractive though it's not for sure.
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Okay, beards are attractive, different for a man.
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Would that not be worth you saving your, you know, your
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dignities? You getting your out on is
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adding nothing productive to our society.
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If. Anything is damaging, it's
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damaging our society. From the tax bill, the £238,000
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that I paid on the 31st of. January this year.
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Were we rude? So.
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We ran the episode there. Everyone and welcome back to a
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new video. Before we get anywhere today,
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there is something absolutely hilarious that I need to
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clarify. In the background of my video
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there was that pink penis shaped thing that once everyone pointed
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it out, I couldn't see anything else.
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It's there, it's right there, it's a pair of gloves.
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It's right there. This, this thing.
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Pair of gloves, nothing weird. Pair of gloves.
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OK, now the important stuff is out the way we can get into the
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content of today's. I just found it hilarious.
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Just once they point it out in the comments, I couldn't Unsee
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it. And it's just there like this
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penis haunting me in the background of the entire video.
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And I was like, oh for God's sake.
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And anyway, there you go, pair of gloves.
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Sadly that that's not the only time we are going to be hearing
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about penises today. So enjoy.
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If you can't tell by now by watching my other content, my
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older videos, that sort of stuff.
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I have a real dislike of misogynistic men who sit around
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making podcasts where their only aim is to shame women in one way
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or another, whilst at the same time making money off exploiting
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their bodies, their sexuality. It's oh, it's just really
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disgusting. Not only are these men often
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offensive and rude and honestly a bit scary, but worst of all
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they're really damn boring. They have less charisma than a
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stick of celery and I don't even know why anyone watches them.
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Today we are looking at an episode from one of those
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podcasts, The Reality check or a Realty check as they
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accidentally call themselves in the description of every video
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on their channel because apparently they don't know how
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to spot basic typos in probably the most important thing about
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them. They describe themselves as a
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podcast where we discuss dating, problems with dating, the
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problems with men in society, and we'll keep you entertained
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as we go through it all and bring on guests to chat about
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these somewhat controversial topics.
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Where is the entertainment? I've yet to see it.
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Look, if you think I'm being harsh today, I am and they
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deserve it. Like, I don't normally go this
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hard on people, but once you see them and hear and learn about
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them, you'll understand why. The hosts are Sean Maroof and CJ
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McKenna and some other guy who apparently isn't important
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enough to be named in the video description, so we'll just call
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him the ginger one. Deb has.
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Content has featured the likes of Walking Biohazard and
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Predator. Bonnie Blue and you know that
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other one that's basically a clone of her or she's a clone of
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them or who cares? They all do the same content
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anyway. Lily Phillips.
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Basically it all revolves around exploiting women for views.
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This seems like a good time to bring up what their thumbnails
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on their videos look like. Now I understand as a YouTube,
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you have to be a little bit click baity.
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You want to be engaging. That's kind of it.
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It's difficult with YouTube because you want your titles and
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thumbnails to elicit an emotional response so that
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people will watch. And that's why sometimes you can
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exaggerate a little or, you know, be a little bit like, oh,
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shocking. But ultimately, like, as long as
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you're delivering all the content and that's what's
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important, I think anyway, it's it's a fine balance between like
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being emotive and being, well, just lying to your audience.
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You know these men, they don't like their audience, but their
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way of illicit and emotion in their audience is just to
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exploit women's bodies, women who aren't them.
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Look at their thumbnails. These men would be literally
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nothing without the women whose bodies they're exploiting for
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money. People don't click on their
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videos or watch this podcast because they see their
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thumbnails and think, oh, what's smart men?
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I bet they're funny and interesting.
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No, of course not. It's because they're like, oh
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look, a hot woman. Remember that as we go forward.
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These men would have nothing without the women they exploit.
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Recently, they had Rebecca Goodwin on as a guest and while
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I didn't know who she was before, I can now tell you she
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is a business owner, a mother and only fans model who unlike
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Bonnie Blue, actually seems to care about her safety.
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She doesn't seem to exploit her partners.
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She actually gets consent. She works with adults who can
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consent. Like, you know, she seems like
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she's pretty together and she seems intelligent.
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She is very well spoken. And these three men decided it
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would be a good idea to invite her onto her onto their podcast.
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I'm not sure why she agreed, but here we are.
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It happened. I understand why they asked her
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though. Of course they're rude and
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entitled and boring and no one knows who they are.
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Whereas she is intelligent, charismatic, and has hundreds of
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thousands of fans. It makes sense why they needed
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her. Unfortunately, instead of
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putting any effort into trying to make actual entertaining
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content or having an interesting conversation with her, instead
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they just spent 20 minutes belittling her, being rude,
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trying to embarrass her and seeing the most misogynistic
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crap until she got up and walked away.
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And honestly, good on her for that.
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Like, I felt like having a little cheer when she got up.
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I was just like, good on you, love.
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They then posted this clip on their YouTube channel and
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expected to be met with like applause only for near enough
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everyone in the comments to call them out.
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And they got absolutely ratioed in the likes to dislikes, which,
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you know, we love to see. And we're going to be looking at
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the steps of the date and just having a little chat about it.
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So let's let's go. And 1st up, even though I don't
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understand why she went on this podcast, I do have to give
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Rebecca credit for agreeing to do it in the first place because
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based on their entire demeanour, the way we see them speak to her
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and other women, the stuff that we now know about at least one
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of their pasts. And I know I would not feel safe
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being in a room with these men. I just would not do.
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I wouldn't even feel safe like talking to them like on a phone
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call or something. They just, they're very
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aggressive. They give off dangerous energy,
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if you will. I wouldn't do it.
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So she's a lot braver than me. Anyway, they open this podcast
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by begging for money like the big strong men that they are.
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Apparently their past content has been so offensive and
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misogynistic that YouTube have demonetised them.
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They admit that they don't earn anything from this podcast
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anymore. And again, remember that it's
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going to be important. Welcome back to the reality
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check today guys. We need some help from all of
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you. We have been demonetised on
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YouTube so we literally don't earn anything from these videos
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anymore. We need your support to keep
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this channel going. These men are not earning money
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from this podcast. They are not paying taxes based
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on anything they earn from this podcast.
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They are not providing educational or entertaining
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content that people are enjoying.
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You could say they're not contributing to the world.
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Remember that? So we're like a minute in now
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and immediately after asking for money, this guy Sean immediately
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disrespects Rebecca by calling her a slur and admitting that he
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hasn't even bothered to learn her name.
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Although for anything really about her before this interview
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started, all he actually seems to know about her are like 2.
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Embarrassing. Well, he tries to make them
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embarrassing and stories or anecdotes about her that he just
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keeps bringing up in an attempt to I guess, like embarrass her,
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demean her. I don't know.
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We'll see. I don't actually think he knows
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anything about her or who she is.
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He definitely doesn't respect her.
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There's nothing. Anyways, today we have ho #1.
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What's your name? Yeah, wow.
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It's Rebecca Goodwin. You just want to RIP me apart,
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don't you? And I don't mean in the way that
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I'm used. To We'll get to that.
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To you first. We will get to that.
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Come on, do your worst. She's definitely got a hell of a
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lot more patience than me for trying to like, laugh this off
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at this point, because if this was me and someone introduced me
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in that way, I would have been out of there.
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You know? Say what you want about her, but
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she's clearly brave, she's patient, and she's much more
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forgiving than most people would be.
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The conversation immediately gets weird because before
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anything else, before even saying her name or acknowledging
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that she's a human, he got straight into asking her about
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her vulva. And I think that tells you
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everything you need to know about him.
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She decided to have some fun with them here and make it was a
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gross joke. It was a crass joke, but clearly
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she was kind of poking fun of their lack of knowledge.
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And they just, they just fell for it.
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You know, they, they believed this stuff was true.
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I, I have no words. They're idiots.
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This I this podcast does start off very weird.
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This is pretty gross. I'm sorry you have to watch
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this. But there is a point to it all
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because it's all I just want to show you like how they treated
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her right off the bat. And it will make sense as we go
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on, like how she got from the point of like being a guest to
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frustrate and walking off. Like I want you to see her
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emotional journey because it's frustrating.
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So tell me, why did you decide to change your minge from brown
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to pink using a Snapchat philtre?
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No, when a white girl has brown pussy that means that she always
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wipes from back to front and her dad never said I.
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Don't. Think about where is so it's
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just poo. Then why do you clean up the poo
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rather than use the? Phone and just keep the.
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Poo on there. Because it's just a staying
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isn't. It.
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No, that was obviously I'm taking a piss.
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Do you know anything about women?
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Right, OK, so sometimes the vagina is just a bit off
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coloured and it's not bubblegum pink and that's OK.
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And so back then I didn't know what I was doing, so I just used
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a Snapchat Philtre that made it a little bit more rosy and nice
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and cute. So clearly she's right.
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You know these men know nothing about the basics of women's
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anatomy. Going straight into this
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conversation without any preamble feels incredibly
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disrespectful. And also, what's the point?
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Like I think they were trying to embarrass her here by like,
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making fun of her vulva, but this isn't entertaining, it's
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just a bit dumb. But I mean, hey, if you do want
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to talk about this stuff, there's a way to do it in a way
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that is entertaining and educational.
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It might have been a nice opportunity to talk about how
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all vulvas are different and there are lots of different
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shapes and sizes and colours, all of which are normal and
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beautiful and no one should ever feel ashamed of what their
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genitals look like. You absolutely could make this
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educational and uplifting while still being entertaining, but
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they choose not to. Instead, their aim is to just
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try and embarrass a woman and demean her for how her body
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looks. Instead these men are just dumb.
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They fall for her stupid joke and be like oh, is it really
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true? No.
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And then they just start complaining about how she's
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swearing too much and all the blame has to go on her.
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Of course she's apparently swearing too much because she
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said the word anal at one point. And then they're like, oh let's
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come up with other words for bum and bum hole.
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And then they entirely fail at that and they just come across
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really dumb and they don't realise that rectum isn't a word
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for like bum hole, but it's actually like the internal last
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part of the large intestine. I know, can't believe I'm going
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to say this nonsense. Can't say what is my life.
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OK, my point here is to ask the question, what are these men
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even contributing? They're not intelligent or
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interesting or insightful. Again, remember that I'm not
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just saying it to be mean, I'm saying it because there is a
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point and so far they have been nothing but disrespectful to
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this woman. There wasn't even like a thanks
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for being here. Can you tell already?
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It's a little about yourself. At the beginning it was just
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you're a hoe. What's your name like?
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Grow up. Sean then thinks it's
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appropriate to move the conversation on to talk about
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her pubic hair and CJ chimes in to shame all women and say that
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like he thinks all women should be shaved and blah blah blah
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blah blah. Because this is his preference
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and therefore all women should bow down to it and listen to his
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superior knowledge of our own genitals.
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And it's all a bit of a red flag to be honest.
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Oh, not good. Again, there could have been an
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interesting conversation here, but they chose not to go that
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way. Body hair absolutely anywhere on
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the body is completely a personal choice, and no matter
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what you choose to do with it, it is absolutely fine.
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I think that goes without saying.
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There's no wrong or right. What I do find gross though, is
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when other people start telling others.
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Especially when it's men telling women what to do with their own
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bodies and body hair. And what's wild about these guys
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is that Rebecca has made a personal choice for what she
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wants to do with her body hair. And they're like, oh, so you
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must be doing it for men. And they just can't fathom the
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one. It's completely natural and
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normal for women to have hair all over their body.
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We're humans. It's what happens.
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This is what mammals are like. Come to my room having to say
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that. And two, they can't seem to
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understand that women make choices for themselves and their
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own comfort and not because like, oh, men like looking at
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this city. It's really, really silly.
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And also when you get men like this who are constantly
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demanding that every woman is completely shape, is completely
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clean shaven all over all the time, like Rebecca points out
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more eloquently than I could, it is concerning because you are
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demanding that women make themselves look like
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prepubescent girls. If a woman chooses to be clean
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shaven for whatever reason she wants, that's her own choice.
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But a man demanding it is a bit bit creepy.
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You know, Rebecca, like I say, articulates this very well and I
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have to commend her for it. She kept her cool.
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She made her points well. Watch this.
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So you. Can't.
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Is it blonde? Yeah, yeah.
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Why don't you dye it? Do you have a strip or?
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I'm just bold. Yeah, good.
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That's the best way, Yeah. Recently with like porn stars
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having hairy minges. Do you want to know they're
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grown women? That's what's going on with
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that. You want a prepubescent child
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and. That's obviously not, but why
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don't they wax anymore? No, because they used to be
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bold. Because women are in a
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revolution right now. And women are tired of men
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saying shave that pussy, shave that pussy.
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Women want to be able to have hair.
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And then men will say, isn't that unhygienic?
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And I'll say, show me your fucking armpits and you'll have
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hair there, right? So why don't you have hairy
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armpits then? Because I don't personally want
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him, that's my preference. But if a woman did, it wouldn't
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mean that it's more unhygienic than a man.
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It's unhygienic, it's just unattractive.
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And is anyone else as mad as me about Sean doing these fake
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snores while she's actually saying something intelligent?
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It is damn frustrating. Speaking of snores, we have Cara
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snoring on the floor next to me. Sorry if you can hear her.
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People who are new to my channel don't always realise what the
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noises are. It's my dog snoring and we live
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in a small flat. When she sleeps she snores a
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lot, especially because she's a little old lady now and it
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echoes around the whole whole flat.
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So sorry about that. She's just a loud little bear,
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or loud little pig rather. She's a good girl though, right?
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Where were we anyway? Yeah, Sean, fake snoring.
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It's disrespectful, it's cruel, it's just stupid.
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And it's all because he's not smart enough to keep up with her
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in conversation, so he's trying to belittle her.
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He didn't have to do this. It's just pathetic.
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Listen. But what?
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Why is it unattractive? OK, so you're saying this, but
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you've got a bold minge, right? You obviously think it's
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unattractive. Because it itches me.
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OK, so. You.
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That's the reason. It's not going.
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To do whether? No, I don't think I have very
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ninjas. Unattractive.
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I think it's very attractive. Yeah.
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A woman. What?
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Are you attractive about it? I'm all right, yeah.
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The. Only people, the only people on
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this planet that naturally have bald pussies and bald armpits
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are kids. Can we not get into that
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because. No, because they don't make it
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when you throw the facts out, that's.
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Ridiculous. It's.
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Not it's. The truth.
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Right, it's OK for. You.
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It's not attractive though, it's not for sure.
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Do you relieve the absolute nerve of these men to sit here
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and try and tell women what's attractive and what isn't?
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If they have a preference, that's fine.
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And they say like, hey, I prefer it when a partner's like this,
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but you know, I'm accepting of women in their bodies and
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whatever, that's fine. You know, you don't need to
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shout about it, but it's fine to have that preference.
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However, to be like, all men want this, I want this, and
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therefore all men want this and all women should do this.
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It's just ridiculous, isn't it? You know, different people have
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different preferences. Not everyone feels the same way
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you do. It's fine.
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And while I normally wouldn't attack someone for their
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personal appearance, these men started it.
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And so I'm just going to say, how the hell can they sit there
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and be all like, oh, hair isn't attractive?
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Women need to do this and this and this when they've got
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scraggly beards and patchy stubble and silly ball cuts on
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their head. It's a massive double standard.
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You can't demand women do XY and Z with their bodies to appeal to
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you when you look like you haven't showered in a week.
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They aren't even aware that there's a double standard in the
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stuff they're saying. Or maybe they are and they just
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don't care, but either way, it's incredibly frustrating.
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Say that again with that mouth, the hair all around it, please.
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OK, beards are are attractive. It's different for a man.
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Yeah, OK. It's no different for a man.
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Of course it is. Yeah.
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Because of society's standards. Because of what you demand.
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You're actually look at me and tell me you only shave because
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it's. It's itchy, yeah.
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It's just me and it's and that and your.
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Legs and your legs. I'm sorry but it's not different
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for a man. It's not.
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I don't know about anyone else but the only thing I really like
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demand of a partner is that they're clean and hygienic and
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look after themselves. Anything else is down to
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personal preference and like either you're attracted to
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someone or you're not. It's fine but I'm not going to
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go telling anyone else what to do with their bodies or
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appearance or whatever. And I can't believe how
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aggressive they're being about this.
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They're like genuinely angry and shouting and it's actually a bit
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scary. I also don't understand why they
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don't get that women don't shave to appeal to men.
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A lot of women do it for sensory reasons.
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Like I the way Rebecca's talking here.
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I'm exactly the same. For me body hair is a sensory
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nightmare. I get so damn itchy.
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Like if I let my leg hair grow out at all the itching is so
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bad. And I also have like a lot of
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allergies to detergents and stuff like that so have to be
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careful with what I use. And it gets worse when like my
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leg hair is long and stuff like that so.
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So if I let it grow out at all, then like, itches so badly that
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it makes my skin bleed like I will, I will scratch in my sleep
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and make my legs, my arms, like my skin just bleeds.
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It's not pleasant. And so the only way to deal with
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that is to keep it shaved. Yeah, I've tried waxing and it's
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never, I don't know, I don't like it.
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But shaving is fine. And even like when it's coming,
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like going back through that doesn't bother me.
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That doesn't itch. It's the, it's the length of the
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hair that just drives me crazy. If I had a choice, no, of course
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I wouldn't shave or anything like that because I've got so
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much effort and it's boring and I don't like it.
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But to stop me like scratching my skin to pieces, you do it.
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It's not for a man. That's from my own comfort.
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And so I'm not constantly bleeding from my skin all the
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time. And I assume Rebecca and women
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like her also have similar issues.
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Maybe not as dramatic as this, but like, it's, it's there.
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You know, all I see here when I hear these guys talking is that
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these men are really so intimidated by a confident woman
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who can advocate for herself and other women that they don't know
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how to respond to it without just shouting nonsense at the
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top of their voices. And it's embarrassing for them.
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Right. If you have a partner, you have
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a preference. It is fine.
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It's fine for a man to have a preference.
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You want a bald pussy, I get that, no problem.
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But when the issue starts is when men start saying all women
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should be shaved. That's like saying hair doesn't
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belong on women, right? And I am telling you, yeah, your
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preference for a woman, not for me, not for a porn star, not for
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someone you are never going to fuck in your life.
20:06
That is what we call none of your fucking business.
20:09
I do love her, I think she's great.
20:10
She's absolutely killing it here and you can see in their faces
20:13
they don't have a clue how to react.
20:14
It's so embarrassing for them. Like why did they even post
20:17
this? Are they that dumb that they
20:19
didn't realise how dumb this would make them look?
20:22
I think the answer is yes. So when women say all men should
20:25
be 6 foot plus? I don't say that.
20:27
No, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
20:30
But that's the societal norm, right?
20:33
All men need to be 6 foot plus or they're short.
20:35
Yeah. Do we not do that to men?
20:38
And you know what's Mad Men can't even change that.
20:41
I don't understand why this is always like men's go to like
20:44
this. I don't actually know any women
20:46
who care about this. I've dated men who are like 5657
20:50
like the same height as me or barely taller and I think I've
20:54
actually been on a date with someone who's 55 and was shorter
20:56
than me. It's fine.
20:58
I've also been on dates with a couple of guys who were like 6-5
21:00
and they're like wait tall? I really don't care either way.
21:02
Actually no that's a lie. I feel like I do have a
21:05
preference for people who are a bit close from my height because
21:07
having to be on tip toes to kiss someone gets a little bit like
21:10
this. Again, it's like exercise.
21:12
I don't do that. But my point is I genuinely
21:14
don't think women make a big deal about this like men like
21:19
this say they do. I don't believe it at all.
21:22
My dad's 5 foot, 3:00-ish, something like that.
21:26
He's tiny. He's the shortest one in our
21:27
family. He's been married for 40 years.
21:30
Clearly my mum, his wife, doesn't give a damn about his
21:33
height. He really thinks this is some
21:34
sort of like, gotcha moment. But she's like, well, no, I
21:37
don't think that way. And he's like, well, of course
21:39
you do. Of course you do.
21:40
And she's like, no, I actually don't.
21:41
And he's just building up this straw man and refusing to hear
21:45
that he's wrong. It's ridiculous.
21:47
And also in this clip, look at these.
21:50
But does anyone else keep noticing how much he insists on
21:54
touching her and just getting his hands in a personal space?
21:58
Like no. Keep your hands to yourself,
22:00
stay away from her, get a job. Some men are below 6 foot.
22:03
Most men are below 6 foot. Imagine how they feel.
22:06
Well, I imagine they're a lot more confident in themselves and
22:08
happy in their lives than this buffoon of a man, just to guess.
22:12
There's a lot of women out there that you.
22:13
Should start a train short short men are kings and.
22:16
My my man's a short man. You got Man A.
22:18
Short I've got yeah, I've got a man.
22:19
I've got a few men. Though.
22:21
You got a few men do. You.
22:22
Of course I have, yeah. And they're all below 6 foot.
22:25
Yeah, yeah, they are used to play exactly the same to height
22:28
as me, exactly the. Same. 5/8.
22:32
To the to the hairy binges. See, in here, she straight up
22:36
proves them wrong and they have absolutely no idea how to
22:39
respond. And so after this awkward
22:41
science, she's like, well, hang on, let's go back to the bit
22:43
where we shame women. I also just have to say I do not
22:48
like this word that they're using for vulva over and over.
22:52
And I refuse to say it because it feels icky.
22:55
The way that some people feel about words like moist, I feel
22:58
about that word, I also feel like they're using it in a
23:03
derogatory way, which just rubs me the wrong way and also makes
23:07
me not want to use it. Like there's nothing wrong with
23:08
an ice vulva, OK? Vulva is fine.
23:10
We like that. I mean, honestly, you call your
23:12
gentles whatever you want. It's just in this case it feels
23:15
like they're using it in a derogatory way.
23:16
And I don't like the way it sounds anyway, so I'm not going
23:19
to repeat it. That's just a personal
23:21
preference on my part when it comes to language.
23:23
That's fine. Just want to point out then
23:26
there's just several minutes, minutes of them just shouting
23:29
over her about the same things over and over and over.
23:31
It's oh, it's nonsense, it's boring, it's loud for no reason.
23:36
I have no idea. I should put up with it for so
23:37
long. I really, really don't.
23:39
This woman is a St. We are going to skip forward a
23:41
little bit in the video here just to skip over some of the
23:44
shouting because it's pointless and repetitive.
23:47
But I now, but I do think now is a good time to bring in some
23:50
extra information, which is a little bit more serious than
23:53
just, oh, listen to this silly podcast because there are some
23:57
really serious allegations out there about these men in
24:00
particular, Sean. There were a number of sources
24:04
out there, honestly not the most credible sources.
24:06
I will say that they were a little bit biassed, but they
24:09
claimed that Sean had a history of certain arrests.
24:14
And I wasn't sure if I want to bring this up because again, I
24:17
was kind of credible. It feels a little biassed.
24:20
I'll, I'll just say it. Some of the race, some of the
24:22
races, Oh my God, some of the websites they were on were
24:25
incredibly racist and just straight up anti Islam, which is
24:29
a huge problem. And normally you wouldn't trust
24:32
those sources, right? However, Sean has confirmed
24:35
himself that they're true. So this is information that Sean
24:41
himself has given to us and we know it's true.
24:43
So these aren't just like allegations.
24:45
This is fact that he's confirmed.
24:48
A few years back, Sean was charged with raping a 16 year
24:51
old girl when he was 17. He ended up in court about it
24:55
when he was 19. There wasn't enough evidence to
24:58
convict him and he was found not guilty.
25:00
But as we all know, not guilty doesn't mean innocent.
25:04
That doesn't mean a crime didn't take place.
25:06
It doesn't mean this a young girl made it up or was lying, it
25:10
simply means there wasn't enough evidence to convict.
25:13
Not guilty is not the same as innocent.
25:16
Here he is talking about it on a couple of occasions.
25:18
These people are coming from no one saying use our nonsense
25:21
except the few people that have said that Sean.
25:23
Got convicted for some shady shit with a 16 year old girl.
25:26
That's a different conversation if.
25:29
We're going to make allegations. You should at least should at
25:31
least allegedly you. No, no, no, no, no.
25:34
Because you said the word convicted.
25:36
I was charged and found not guilty.
25:38
You can't say convicted. Hi, guys.
25:39
I just want to come on here and talk about a lot of the
25:41
misinformation that is being spread about a case that I went
25:44
through. So in 2013 when I was 17 years
25:47
old I was falsely accused of. Two years later I was asked to
25:53
come to court to enter my plea not guilty.
25:56
This is why the article that a lot of people have read have
25:59
twisted it and made it out as if I was 19 and she was 16 when I
26:03
was 17 and she was 16. As it took two years for the
26:07
courts to ask me to come and enter a plea.
26:10
After a trial at the Croydon Crown Court on the 29th of
26:13
August in 2016, I was acquitted of all charges and found
26:17
completely not guilty. Now do this as you wish.
26:21
I'm sure people have already made their minds up about me,
26:23
but that is the truth and the fact and I just needed to share
26:26
my side of the story. Now, I know a lot of men in my
26:29
comments like to bring up this idea of like, if there hasn't
26:32
been a conviction, then the crime didn't happen and it must
26:34
be a false accusation and me, me, me, me, me.
26:37
But by that logic, most crimes in the world haven't happened.
26:40
I guess. You know what?
26:41
I never got arrested or convicted for drinking underage
26:45
when I was a teenager. And so are you going to say that
26:50
that didn't happen, that I actually didn't drink underage
26:52
and I'm just lying about it? What about the fact that the
26:54
bartenders who sold me alcoholic drinks in and I can name the
26:57
locations? Lacorum, Voodoo, Lord Nelson,
27:00
Spread Eagle, Yes, that's the real name of a pub in Penniston
27:03
where I grew up, The Bridge. They all sold me alcoholic
27:06
drinks when I was 1516 and 17. But those bartenders never got
27:10
convicted. Those bars never got well,
27:13
actually, the crime didn't get shut down one night, but there
27:14
were no convictions ever made. No one ever went to prison for
27:18
serving me drinks underage. Therefore that must mean I'm
27:21
just making it all upright. Because if there's no
27:23
conviction, there was no crime. It's not how it works.
27:28
Not guilty or lack of conviction doesn't mean the crime didn't
27:31
happen, it means there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute.
27:35
I don't think just because someone is found not guilty that
27:38
means someone made something up. Like if I.
27:43
OK here's another one. Right when I was about 14 or so,
27:47
my dad's shed got broken into and a bunch of his power tools
27:51
were just robbed and stolen overnight.
27:53
No one was ever caught for that. No convictions were ever made.
27:56
Does that mean that my dad made-up his shed being broken
28:00
into? Does that mean that he just lied
28:02
about it and faked the whole thing?
28:03
No, of course not. I don't get why we can
28:07
understand this stuff for other crimes but we can't when it
28:11
comes to sexual assault. It all comes back to this idea
28:13
that men in particular never want to believe women, and no
28:16
one ever wants to take responsibility for violence and
28:19
sexual violence against women. They always want to downplay it
28:22
and it's a massive problem. So all I will say about this is
28:26
Sean absolutely admits that he was accused of this, that he was
28:30
arrested for this, that he was in court for this.
28:33
He says he pleaded not guilty, but some of the dodgy websites
28:36
say that he didn't put in a plea.
28:37
So I'm not sure what to think there.
28:39
But we'll, we'll say that he pleaded not guilty because
28:41
that's what he's saying. And we know that he was found
28:45
not guilty because there wasn't enough evidence.
28:47
However, while I can't prove anything, while I'm not going to
28:52
make claims and say he did, XY and ZI am going to say that I
28:56
still believe his victims and I am more than within my rights to
29:02
do that. Absolutely do.
29:04
And one of the big things that makes me believe his victim is
29:08
that these are not the only allegations against him.
29:11
There is a pattern of behaviour here where multiple women and
29:16
girls who have never spoken to each other, have never
29:18
interacted with each other, who didn't know what the others have
29:21
said about him, have all come forward with allegations about
29:25
him that corroborate each other's stories.
29:28
Like this is a pattern of behaviour.
29:30
And again, they're allegations, but the evidence to me points
29:35
towards me believing them. So Alizi sent me this screenshot
29:40
of a message which got sent to Rebecca after she appeared on
29:43
this podcast that says hi Rebecca, I'm not sure if you'll
29:46
get this or not but I'm sending love to you anyway.
29:48
I've just seen your TikTok about Sean Maroof's podcast in his
29:51
house and I want to give you a big hug over the Internet and
29:53
let you know you're not alone in your experience with him.
29:56
Sean is my ex and is a narcissistic, abusive piece of
29:58
poop. He steals, abuses, rapes, and
30:00
pillages anything and everything female or feminine alongside
30:03
tearing women down for doing the exact job he does.
30:06
Again, I want you to know you're not alone in your experience.
30:08
Sending so much love. Also just big shout out to Alizi
30:12
here because she has helped me so much with like to tell me
30:14
about this podcast in the 1st place and help me find like
30:17
research stuff for it. So she's amazing love to bits.
30:20
Go send her some love. There's also another TikTok clip
30:24
I want to talk about where basically someone else has
30:27
allegations against Sean. Well, yes, allegations against
30:31
him different to the others. And I was just going to play you
30:36
this clip, but it turns out it's from a very small account and
30:39
the woman who is making these claims and says she has PTSD
30:44
from some stuff that happened before.
30:46
So I don't necessarily want to send too much traffic her way
30:51
just in case the wrong people find it and you know, But I will
30:54
summarise what she said. She said she was at uni living
30:57
in a house full of 519 year old women when completely
31:00
unprovoked, Sean, who was in the area visiting friends, tried to
31:04
break into their house, punched a hole through the front door
31:07
and the police were involved. Sean and his friends begged the
31:11
young woman living in that house not to press charges and they
31:13
basically said that if they paid for the damages that he did to
31:16
the door and the property then would they not press charges And
31:19
the woman agreed. I guess they felt pressured into
31:23
it. It seemed like the easiest
31:24
option. There you go.
31:26
And turns out they were really keen for them not to press
31:28
charges because he had this other ongoing court case with
31:31
the 16 year old girl. So, yeah, again, I thoroughly
31:37
believe this woman. And I'm going to say again, just
31:40
because they didn't press charges, just because there was
31:42
no conviction, that doesn't mean a crime didn't take place.
31:47
So I just wanted to bring that up here to make it clear this is
31:50
the kind of man we're talking about.
31:52
These are the things he's been accused of.
31:55
This is why I thoroughly believe him to be dangerous.
31:58
I'm not just pulling that out of my bum and saying it for no
32:00
reason. I believe these multiple women
32:03
about him. So back to the podcast episode,
32:06
and again, we're going to skip over some of the shouting.
32:07
Rebecca goes on to talk about what it's like finding a balance
32:10
between being an adult content creator and having a long term
32:13
relationship. Again, I think that this could
32:15
be a really interesting, nuanced conversation because every adult
32:19
content creator is going to have a different experience, and I
32:22
think it's really important to see people's perspectives about
32:25
stuff like this. And I think it's an interesting
32:26
discussion to be had. But Sean spends his entire time
32:29
entirely disrespectfully looking at his phone.
32:32
So anyway, how does your boyfriend feel about you doing
32:35
corn? Well, I met my boyfriend a year
32:37
ago and I have been doing corn for five years now.
32:43
So obviously it was common knowledge that that was the
32:45
industry that I'm in. And so we don't really talk
32:49
about it. I'm not like, hey babe, so I've
32:51
had the best day at work. It's been fucking fantastic.
32:55
We sort of just don't really speak about me getting multiple
33:01
men. So he doesn't like it.
33:03
Yes. No, I'd say he doesn't know.
33:06
Why would he do this? These men clearly do not care
33:10
about anything women actually have to say.
33:12
They don't actually want to listen to these women.
33:14
They don't want to have a back and forth discussion with them.
33:16
So why do they keep inviting them onto their podcast?
33:20
Well, obviously to exploit them and their bodies and their
33:22
thumbnails to get views. And also because they
33:24
apparently, allegedly, in my opinion, get off on trying to
33:28
humiliate women, right? I'm going to watch this next
33:32
clip now because I have crazy respect for this from Rebecca.
33:35
She's making a crap tonne of money making adult content,
33:37
right? And then she's using that money
33:39
to give back to people in need. She's buying properties so that
33:42
she can rent them out affordably to families with low income.
33:46
She's basically doing what the government should be doing but
33:48
aren't. And I think this is really,
33:50
really commendable. So do you ever stop like what
33:53
you're doing? I thought the day that a man
33:56
comes up to me and is worth more than 100 grand a month is the
33:59
day that I'll stop doing it. And I can tell you now just over
34:03
here. Over 100 grand a month.
34:06
Does your boyfriend watch your new content?
34:08
He doesn't watch anything that I do.
34:10
He's blocked me on all social media.
34:12
What are you doing with that money?
34:14
It goes into property so I'm doing the affordable housing
34:16
scheme which is where I buy property outright usually like 2
34:21
bedroom terrace and we rent them out.
34:23
Me we being me and my business partner.
34:25
We rent them out to people that are low income families.
34:29
Full price is like £450 a month for A2 bed Paris house.
34:34
So yeah, it's like, obviously I bought the houses anyway, so
34:37
it's not completely selfless because all these properties
34:39
will. Be but the government subsidised
34:41
you, right? No, no, not yet.
34:43
We want to turn it into a charity so that it's tax free,
34:47
but we're not at that point at that point.
34:49
Clip I have so much respect for her for this.
34:51
This is amazing of her. It's so easy for people who have
34:55
a lot of money to accumulate that and then use that in a lot
34:59
of cases maybe to buy up a bunch of properties and then rent them
35:02
out, extortionate prices. And then they drive up prices in
35:05
the housing market. And it means that regular people
35:07
can't afford to rent or buy themselves.
35:10
And it's a huge, huge problem. She is buying up properties
35:13
which could be questionable. However, she's doing it so that
35:17
she can rent them out affordably to families who need them.
35:21
And that is really, really important.
35:23
That is such a good thing to do. She's not doing it to make a
35:25
profit and make a crap tonne of money.
35:27
She's doing it so people can afford to have homes for
35:30
themselves and their families really, really good.
35:33
And again, let's just summarise what she's doing here because I
35:36
want you to remember this. She is running a business, She
35:39
wants to start a charity. She's she's providing affordable
35:43
housing for families. She goes on to say that she's
35:45
building up all this stuff so she can pass it down to her two
35:48
daughters. You could say you could and we
35:52
should. She is contributing to society
35:55
considerably more than most people, definitely more than
35:58
these three petulant little boys with their criminal records and
36:01
demonetized podcast. Anyway, remember that she then
36:06
tries to start a thoughtful discussion about how working for
36:09
herself has allowed her freedom. She's been able to choose her
36:11
own hours, which really helps when it comes to taking care of
36:14
her kids. At the same time, she has full
36:16
control over her content. She can work in a safe
36:19
environment that she has fostered for herself.
36:21
No one is exploiting her or taking a percentage of her money
36:24
or income or anything like that because she's in charge.
36:27
She compares it to when she used to work for minimum wage in
36:29
Debenhams and how she can only work part time.
36:32
Then because she also had to do childcare, she couldn't afford
36:34
to have someone else, you know, to pay someone else for
36:36
childcare and work and like it was a whole thing.
36:38
So she was balancing working minimum wage.
36:40
She had no money. She had to rely a lot on
36:42
government benefits. Now she doesn't have to do that.
36:44
She can both work from home and afford people to look after the
36:48
kids if she needs it or not. But she can also just spend more
36:51
time with the kids. She can choose for an hours and
36:53
she's earning more money from it.
36:55
It's, again, I think a really thoughtful discussion that
36:59
raises really lot of interesting points.
37:01
And she does talk about like, you know, the benefits and the
37:03
pitfalls and all that sort of thing, or at least she's trying
37:06
to. But all of the men, once again,
37:09
are entirely dismissive, talk over her and don't seem to
37:12
believe anything she's saying about her actual lived
37:15
experience. It's oh God, it's so frustrating
37:19
to listen to. This is not a conversation.
37:22
They're not listening to her and engaging with her.
37:25
It's it's her trying to talk and them just shouting over her and
37:30
just jumping in because they want to catch her out or prove
37:33
her wrong or humiliate her or whatever.
37:35
It's very uncomfortable to watch.
37:37
There is literally no entertainment value in any of
37:40
this. So this next part is quite
37:42
important too. I want you to listen to this.
37:44
Shawn asks the question where he implies if you make adult
37:46
content, then you must have no dignity, which is just wild and
37:50
completely untrue. And I mean, all you have to do
37:52
is listen to how Rebecca speaks here.
37:54
She's confident, she's intelligent, she's hard working.
37:57
Say what you want about making adult content, but she clearly
38:00
has a lot of dignity. She has a lot of self respect.
38:03
She's clearly intelligent and driven.
38:05
Like, you can't deny that stuff. She does, however, go on to say
38:09
that she was a victim of essay when she was just four years
38:11
old, and now she does sex work. So she feels that she can
38:15
reclaim a lot of what was taken from her and have a lot of
38:17
control over her sexuality and her life.
38:19
And I do respect that. I think she's really, really
38:23
strong here. Sean, however, is so damn
38:26
disrespectful. Yeah, not, not you that you had
38:28
two kids and so on. The normal person who could earn
38:31
even the minimum wage, which would be like what, almost £2000
38:34
a month? Would that not be worth you
38:37
saving your, you know, your dignity, your your.
38:41
Dignity was long gone way before I had this job.
38:43
Like my dignity was robbed of me when I was four years old.
38:46
I'm reclaiming everything that was taken from me.
38:49
OK? Everything.
38:51
How are you reclaiming it? By doing only fans.
38:53
Because men used my body and now I'm using my body to reclaim
38:58
what was taken from me. And my dignity was stolen as a
39:01
child. I was raped as a child.
39:02
I was groomed as a child. Like there's no dignity there.
39:06
Obviously it's common knowledge that the more people that if
39:08
people were, you know, groomed or raped as a child, then they
39:12
are more hypersexual as an adult.
39:14
I'm going to use that to monetise from every single
39:16
person that has ever taken from me.
39:18
And I think I've done that pretty well.
39:20
You'd say it's no dignity, but there's no dignity in in going
39:23
out to work for somebody that's really, really rich.
39:26
I'm talking Tesco's, right? You're gonna go.
39:28
What is the dignity in setting your alarm for 6:00 in the
39:30
morning to get up to go and make their pockets even bigger and
39:33
give them more money while you're sat there all day?
39:36
You're comparing, you're comparing the only fans to.
39:39
A that even that, I'm not gonna lie, even that has more dignity
39:41
than what you do. How do would please explain to
39:43
me how getting up in the morning to lines of some?
39:47
Rich, you do something positive for society.
39:49
I guess that's. 238,000 LB was my tax bill this year.
39:54
OK, I'm doing something positive by for society by paying the lot
39:57
of your wages. OK.
40:00
There are complex and nuanced discussions to be had around sex
40:04
work. Some people are forced into it,
40:06
some people don't have any other choice.
40:08
It can be incredibly exploitative in that way.
40:12
Like when you do have people who, you know, minimum wage
40:15
isn't paying their bills, they're struggling to get by.
40:17
Like some people feel like they're forced into it.
40:20
And that's something that we shouldn't shame people for.
40:23
I don't believe the industry can be exploitative.
40:26
There can be abuse in the industry.
40:28
There can be trafficking to get people into the industry.
40:31
Those are absolutely things to be critical of.
40:35
However, in cases like Rebecca's here, she's worked hard to make
40:39
sure she is always in control. She works in safe environments.
40:42
She's not faced any of those issues, so I don't understand
40:47
why they're being so critical of her.
40:49
Every job in one way or another is selling your body or mind or
40:53
time. If this is how she chooses to do
40:56
it and she's not being hurt by it, then why shouldn't she do
40:59
it? Why do people like Sean claim
41:01
there's less dignity in this than, as she says, allowing
41:05
herself to exploited for minimum wage working in a shop just to
41:08
make some big billionaires even richer?
41:10
If she's selling her body, whether that's in Tesco's or
41:14
online, why shouldn't she be the one profiting from it and not
41:18
rich white men? You know?
41:21
Frustratingly though, I, I think she makes great points, but
41:23
frustratingly the other guys decide to chime in here too.
41:27
I just, I think they're so wrong.
41:29
But I do have to admit at one point I feel like maybe I was at
41:33
risk of siding with them. I absolutely was.
41:35
I've had my own prejudice, prejudices in the past I've
41:38
absolutely had to overcome. And you know, I've seen the
41:41
exploitation in that industry. I've seen the way that it preys
41:46
on like vulnerable women without any other options.
41:50
And I've also kind of blamed sex workers as well.
41:54
And I, and this is entirely my own fault.
41:56
I'll say this now like I've had those prejudices too because,
41:59
well, I'll tell you my stories. I was repeatedly cheated on by
42:03
two exes with sex workers and I felt so completely betrayed and
42:08
I felt dirty and I felt like, oh God, they're opening me up to
42:11
like all these STI's and risks and all this sort of thing.
42:13
And they were, they were. But in my completely like angry
42:19
and upset and insecure state, I point at the blame at the sex
42:23
workers and not the cheating abusive partners, which was my
42:27
mistake, absolutely was my mistake.
42:30
I was directing him. I was directing my anger in
42:33
completely the wrong, wrong places.
42:35
The issue wasn't with anything the sex workers have done.
42:37
They, they weren't in the wrong here.
42:40
They were, if anything, being exploited by these men too.
42:43
They were victims in this as well.
42:46
Or at best, they were just doing their jobs.
42:48
You know, you can't blame them for that, can you?
42:50
The issue was entirely with the cheating men who broke my trust
42:53
and overstepped my boundaries. And it took me a long time to
42:57
kind of work through that anger and be like, oh, crap, hang on,
43:00
I was in the wrong there. Shouldn't shouldn't have been
43:03
having those thoughts. I shouldn't have been directing
43:06
my anger in those places. So I think my point here is
43:12
start again. I think my point here is if I
43:14
can look back at my own prejudices and misconceptions
43:17
all those years ago and be like, damn, I was in the wrong.
43:20
You know why I did that? I was insecure.
43:23
I had issues. Why can't the guys do this?
43:27
Because when they start being like, oh, there's no dignity in
43:28
this. There's no, like, all I see is
43:31
like, oh, they're insecure, they're jealous, they have their
43:35
own issues. That's because I know that when
43:38
I, I mean, I was never like this bad, but when I have my own like
43:42
prejudices, it was because of my own issues and insecurities.
43:45
And so that's why like, I can see it in them.
43:48
Does that make sense? I, I don't know if I'm making
43:51
sense. Anyway, point is, it seems to me
43:55
that all of this is fueled by their jealousy of the fact that
43:58
she is more successful than they will ever be and she's not sorry
44:01
about it. She's owning it, and I actually
44:03
have a hell of a lot of respect of her on what she's built and
44:05
how strong she seems to be and everything she's overcome
44:08
really, really do. I understand that, but what I'm
44:11
saying is if we went back to caveman times.
44:14
Which we're not in, yeah. We're actually going to have
44:16
some constructive. If we went.
44:19
Production coming. OK, so where do you go out
44:21
there? And kill a cow instead of
44:22
shopping at Tesco's. Let's.
44:23
Go, there are people doing that. There are people doing that
44:25
though, and we wouldn't, you wouldn't be able to eat your
44:28
burgers if there weren't people doing that.
44:29
Whereas you getting your mind out on Onlyfans is adding no.
44:34
Productive. Sex adding nothing productive to
44:37
our society. If anything is damaging, it's
44:39
damaging our society. From the tax bill, the £238,000
44:43
that I paid on the 31st of. January this year.
44:46
And this is what it's all been building up to.
44:47
And This is why I've been like, remember this, remember this,
44:49
remember this, Because did you hear that?
44:52
This alleged criminal and rapist with a demonetised podcast and
44:57
several site and several failed businesses under his belt has
45:02
just told this millionaire entrepreneur who provides
45:05
affordable housing for low income families, pays several
45:08
100 thousands of pounds in tax a year and raises two kids that
45:12
she doesn't contribute to society.
45:15
The nerve of this man. We can't even call him a man.
45:19
The nerve of this silly little boy.
45:21
I. Oh.
45:24
It makes me so mad. It's ridiculous.
45:26
It's absolutely ridiculous. It's absolutely laughable.
45:31
And Cavemen times. Come on, let's again, let's
45:37
count the things she does. I'm going to keep saying it.
45:39
She provides entertainment for hundreds of thousands of fans
45:42
who are more than willing to pay her for it.
45:44
She pays hundreds of thousands in tax a year.
45:46
That goes straight back into helping others.
45:48
She provides affordable housing out of her own pocket for low
45:51
income families. She's setting up a charity.
45:53
She's raising two kids. I assume she also provides a
45:56
number of jobs for people who she employs, right?
45:59
That's doing a hell of a lot more for society than any of the
46:03
than all of these three men put together.
46:07
What do any of these men actually do?
46:10
Her being paid to show off her body isn't hurting anyone.
46:13
However. Allegedly breaking into women's
46:15
homes? Allegedly sexually assaulting
46:18
women? Truly spending your days begging
46:20
for money so that you can make a boring misogynistic podcast that
46:24
exploits women and their bodies and their experiences that
46:27
barely anyone watches that is actively causing harm.
46:31
The only people causing harm here are the men, not her.
46:35
So how dare he say this? He is absolutely pathetic isn't
46:39
he Cooberry? He has something to say Grandpa.
46:43
When is the last time Sean or CJ or the ginger one did anything
46:47
for anyone? When's the last time they went
46:48
out and killed a cow? I wouldn't trust this man to
46:51
cook me a frozen burger, never mind provide an entire meal for
46:54
me. What do these men do?
46:56
What do they contribute? It's absolutely nothing.
47:00
Are you apart from the things you're doing with charity in
47:03
that, which is really good by the way, what are you actually
47:05
contributing to society with the?
47:07
Work that you do. No, I forget about the tax, but
47:09
that is what makes society good. Some people are doing things
47:12
like. Why does my job have to
47:14
contribute to society? My job is contributing to making
47:17
sure that me and my kids are OK. I mean, Can you believe this?
47:21
Other than literally every amazing thing she's
47:24
contributing, what are you doing?
47:25
What are you? What are you even doing?
47:28
Is he joking? And again, even if you want to
47:33
take everything else out of the equation, the charity work, the
47:35
low income housing, the tax, take all that out of the
47:37
equation. Look at it content creator to
47:39
content creator, right? He he barely minds just to
47:44
scrape 15,000 views on an average video.
47:47
And that's only because he's exploiting women's bodies.
47:50
The comments don't seem to really enjoy his content that
47:53
much. People don't really enjoy what
47:58
and people don't really seem to enjoy watching that much except
48:00
Other Angry Men. It's got a very low viewership.
48:03
You know, people aren't really invested in the podcast.
48:06
Whereas her, she has hundreds of thousands of people following
48:11
her and willing to pay for her content so much that she's
48:13
making millions from it. You're not making any money from
48:16
your podcast. I mean, you said you were going
48:18
to start a Patreon, but it's not there anymore, if you ever made
48:21
it at all. So you're not making any money.
48:23
She's making millions. You don't have a dedicated fan
48:26
base. She has hundreds of thousands.
48:29
People regularly watch her content and she puts out a lot
48:33
of it and it's high quality. You don't have that, like, come
48:38
on. And these comments on the video,
48:40
I just want to read a couple of them for you.
48:42
Imagine begging for money then proceeding to bully the
48:44
millionaire sitting behind your microphone while your buddies
48:48
create a podcast you're not even getting paid for and asking what
48:50
she contributes is wild. Exactly.
48:54
Bin men. Doctors.
48:56
Hold on, wait, bin men, Doctors, nurses, Tesco workers are all
48:59
contributing more than you are with your job.
49:01
I'm paying their wages. You're.
49:03
Just getting your wage out and I'm bashing what you're doing
49:07
and. What are you doing?
49:08
I do a podcast. I'm contributing.
49:11
Society. Fuck you.
49:12
You. Don't know what?
49:14
We do. I'm paying tax, enough tax to
49:19
pay 30 people the 30 nurses wages a year.
49:22
Yeah, I doubt you're paying tax if your podcast isn't even
49:25
monetized. Mate, come on.
49:27
Another comment here for you. Just check company's house
49:29
notice you've not filed and have been given your first strike
49:32
before dissolution. How do you contribute to
49:35
society? Can't even pay taxes and then
49:39
just a change size completely 'cause he's losing.
49:42
He's like, well if you are paying tax, why are you paying
49:44
tax? He says it's a waste that she's
49:47
paying so much in tax, which is just madness.
49:49
No, it's not. No, but don't you think it's
49:52
okay, let's move on for that? Don't think it's a bit of a
49:54
waste. You're giving the UK government
49:56
so much money, like they're just throwing it all.
49:58
You think I want to give the UK? Why don't you leave?
50:00
Why don't I leave What? You've got the money, why don't
50:02
you leave the UK? I've got children.
50:03
Yeah, take them. They don't want to be here.
50:05
They. Don't want to be here, I've
50:06
already asked this. Because I don't know where else
50:08
they want to they've. Travelled.
50:09
A lot like where's the consistency?
50:12
It makes no sense. What do you want from her?
50:14
Do you want her to pay tax or not?
50:17
And now he's trying to tell her how to raise her kids, trying to
50:21
say like what her kids want when he's never even met them again.
50:25
The nerve of this man it. Was a six week holidays and we
50:27
got a motorhome and we drove from Cornwall or from
50:31
Chesterfield to Cornwall back up to the Lake District in six
50:34
weeks and I asked them let. Me.
50:43
Finish. They've obviously been other
50:49
places, but the plan was if they.
50:51
Like the motorhome? Imagine trying to manage link
50:57
kids to their own mother in God's sake.
51:02
I often joke, especially with like Alizi and Eva, that like, I
51:06
wish I had the confidence of a mediocre man, but this man isn't
51:09
even mediocre. Sean, Well, actually all of
51:11
them, but mostly Sean. Like they're not even mediocre.
51:14
They're just absolute scum and they've still got more
51:16
confidence than me. I think I just need to start
51:19
saying screw it and just like giving things a go because like
51:23
can't be worse than anything these three are doing, can it?
51:27
Rebecca goes on to scrub all the amazing things she's done for
51:29
her kids and they just, we spend the entire time talking over her
51:32
and laughing and this is when she's had enough.
51:35
And I think we just need to take a moment to applaud this moment
51:38
because it's fantastic. They.
51:39
Like the motor homes? And we're like other countries.
51:43
I'm going to. Get off now, you are the most
51:47
disrespectful people I've ever met.
51:49
What? We was only joking.
51:51
You are OK. Fucking.
51:54
Rich. Shit now?
51:57
Are you being serious? Yeah, I'll.
51:59
Be deadly serious. Hey goodbye.
52:02
What the fuck that is mad. So the kids want to be in the UK
52:12
because they're going to go to Chester, to Sheffield, to
52:15
Cornwall. Guys, do you think we did
52:17
anything wrong there? Like where we?
52:20
She was just delusional mate. Yes, I think you did most things
52:24
wrong. And no, she was not delusional.
52:26
The only delusional people here are these three silly little
52:29
boys. I think we just need to
52:31
encourage more women to just walk away from men like this.
52:35
And I mean, yeah, call them out if you want, but like, don't
52:39
waste your time, like talking to them in person.
52:42
Don't go on their podcast. None of that silly.
52:46
I can't believe they put this online with how pathetic it
52:49
makes them look. Were we rude?
52:51
No. I don't think we was rude, she
52:53
was just delusional. Yeah, now that is mad.
52:56
If you keep it rolling though, her boyfriend might come in off.
52:58
Stop letting me, that'd be a bad idea.
53:04
Yeah, well, I mean. I don't personally think that we
53:07
was rude, I think we were just challenging her on her points.
53:09
She's got very strong points, but she's delusional, like, you
53:13
know, especially if I think she contributes to society for doing
53:16
corn that she doesn't. I mean, we, we did push back a
53:24
lot with like what we said, but I mean, isn't that like part of
53:30
a podcast? Like you come on here to share
53:32
your opinions. I don't know why she got so
53:33
angry about it all. God knows, very good argument.
53:37
I don't think she's used to having people challenge her in
53:40
her opinions. It's obvious she's surrounded by
53:42
yes men. Yeah, sure.
53:44
Yeah, well, she thinks she contributes to society from only
53:48
fans. Yeah.
53:52
SO33 in the episode though. Like literally everything they
53:57
say about her is pure projection.
53:58
It's madness. And I mean, look what happens
54:01
when she leaves. They have absolutely nothing
54:03
interesting to say, no charisma, no presence on camera.
54:07
They don't even know what to say to each other when they're not
54:10
insulting a woman or trying to humiliate her or exploit her.
54:14
It's pathetic. If they were really good podcast
54:16
hosts, they could have been like, oh, well, you know what?
54:18
Let's continue the podcast without her.
54:20
Let's have a chat about these things.
54:22
Let's do. No, they had nothing to say
54:24
because they're not interesting people.
54:25
They're not intelligent people like they're just misogynists
54:31
and when not when they're not spewing misogyny they have
54:34
nothing to say. Thankfully they got massively
54:37
ratioed on this video and the comments are destroying them so
54:39
there is some good in the world. However, suddenly they're back
54:42
to posting absolute nonsense like this gem Lucy on Rebecca
54:45
Goodwin drama and mental damages from oh they mean porn.
54:49
OK got you. Sorry.
54:53
Like Gem, I don't know who you are but please don't be a pick
54:58
me and pander to these misogynistic bullies.
55:00
I'm sure you're better than that.
55:02
Most women are better. All women should be better than
55:04
that. I vote that we spread the word
55:07
around and make sure all women boycott and make sure all women
55:10
boycott this podcast from now on and know that these men are
55:13
absolutely dangerous scum and they shouldn't be anywhere near
55:15
them. If you know someone who is
55:17
thinking about going on this podcast, tell them not to save
55:20
them. Like don't let them do this to
55:21
themselves. And if you know someone who's
55:23
been on this podcast, maybe have a chat with them about it and be
55:26
like, hey, like, maybe that was a bad idea.
55:28
Maybe you could tell your audience or friends or Co
55:31
workers not to do that either. Just an idea, right, By the way.
55:39
But yeah, that's kind of all I want to say on this matter.
55:41
It's quite, quite cathartic actually.
55:43
It's just like, have a bit of a rant and just have fun.
55:45
I, I feel like sometimes in my videos we talk about like really
55:50
sensitive topics. I feel like I have to be like
55:53
quite thoughtful about how I do it and quite nuanced.
55:57
This time it's not a nuanced topic.
56:00
They're just horrible people. And it was quite nice to just
56:03
lay out and not hold back and just, you know, shame the
56:07
misogynist for being misogynists.
56:09
There you go. So there you go.
56:16
Yeah, Thank you so much for watching.
56:17
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56:50
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56:51
I appreciate you a lot. Please stay respectful down in
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the comments and yeah, be kind to each other.
56:58
Thanks a lot. I'll see you again soon.