A short monologue advising what to teach teenage girls: know their own bodies (explicit reference to genital self-awareness), set firm boundaries with boys (treat them like younger brothers, restrict access to rooms/journals), and adopt a long-term view of dating (do not prioritize early serious relationships; speaker asserts educated men mature around age 32 and non-educated men around 26, with many marrying after 35). The tone is conversational and prescriptive.
Lola said, what should we be teaching our teen girls? Teach these teen girls to. First of all, they're gonna need to know their, their, their vajayjay's inside and out. Many of them don't even.
I think sometimes. Did you guys ever see that Sex in the City episode where Charlotte had never seen herself down there? Many of these girls have not seen themselves down there. You're gonna have to know that. Now that's not the first thing that they should know. But I think it's like a very important part of kind of embodying the beauty of one's womanhood. So that's one thing in terms of like dealing with these guys, they have to deal with them. Tell your teenage girls to deal with these boys in the same way that they would deal with a younger brother. Give them absolutely no life and don't let them in your room and don't let them in your journal.
Yeah.
I don't really take guys seriously until they're at least.
32. Like literally. Research has been done for educated men. They're not ready to even like seriously date and get married until the age of 32 after their second puberty. Now if they, if you're involved with a non educated man, they'll be ready to get married at 26 because they've lived life since high school. Yeah. So it kind of just depends on like what area you're in. If it's a small town, it's a big town. Most people are getting married post 35 now. Yeah. And that teenage girls should be looking at dating not as the be all, end all, but as like practice for the Next, let's say 20 years until they can really find their person.
