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They call us dolls when it benefits them. When we speak up, suddenly we’re “too much.” I just gave an honest answer in an interview about how I fight against the way some men reduce women to objects, to something sexual, to ornaments—because it’s something I’ve lived through more times than I can count. The backlash was really instant… and guess what? Almost every attack came from men. Which only proves the exact point I was making.

I’m grateful to women like Sonia Ferrer who speak up—not just for me, but for all of us. She reminded people of something simple: when a man shows his body, he’s strong, empowered, admired. But when a woman owns hers, she’s suddenly accused of asking for attention, of being the very thing we’re trying to break away from. So unfair.

It’s exhausting. But I won’t stop speaking. We aren’t dolls. We’re not yours to project fantasies onto. We are women, and we are allowed to exist on our own terms, fuck off.
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