Anwar White argues that women seeking serious relationships should reconsider overtly sexualized social media posts. He says such photos risk being perceived as an object rather than a potential partner, even though being yourself matters.
Janine. I think it's Martinez. Should we tone down social media posts so that we don't look too expensive or. No. Be yourself, right? The thing that I would say, though, is that.
If you want to be someone's wife, then I think it's as important to present yourself as if you are ready to be someone's wife. There are a lot of ladies out here and you get to do whatever the hell you want to do, but a lot of these pictures are with you and your girlfriends out on vacation, and girl, you busting it wide open.
So. And you get to do that on your platform, right? Just like I get to talk all this shit that I talk to on my plat on my platform. But I'm less concerned about the expensive part. And the more I'm. I'm more cognizant of.
If you're even in the consideration set when they look at, let's say, your social media.
Because.
When you do that, and I think most of you already know this, you become an object.
No one marries objects except for those weird people on that TLC show.
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Dating Pitfalls of the Smart and Successful Woman - Get Your Guy Podcast S1 E2
