Anya is an online creator who posts funny TikToks, reels, and shorts all designed to push people to her explicit OnlyFans, whilst also advocating for a world where women don't have control of their own destiny.

When men say I belong in the kitchen, yeah, I do.

Women that are conservative do have conservative beliefs but then choose to do the, the job that I do, it's funny because I get called a grifter and a LARPer by so much of the internet.

You're a LARPer, you're a LARPer.

You don't actually believe anything you say.

Like, so much of the internet just immediately assumes you don't believe any of the things that you say, and you're just saying it for publicity.

As I tried to understand Anya's dream world, she said something that felt revealing.

If there was one thing to come out of this documentary for me to say to women, don't go into the lifestyle that I'm doing.

Mm-hmm.

Um, the one where I basically said that like, yes, men love watching like alpha dating content and stuff like this, and stuff that tells men to like take more control in their lives.

But it seems like a lot of the time, the relationships that end up working out is, um...

I don't know why this was the immediate thing that came to my brain, but the Tucker Carlson-Nick Fuentes interview, where Nick was basically like, "You don't want your wife to be your best friend." Um, and he was like, "No," like, "I actually love having her as my best friend." I think that's one thing that maybe these shows are going in the wr- wrong direction of, of even though men should be more, um, controlling and should be in charge of the relationship, the view should not be that your wife shouldn't be your best friend or your favorite person to be around.

You should still marry somebody that you want to spend every single or most days with, um, and want to share your life with.

... total ADHD brain tangent on my part there, but I don't know where we're going with that.

I wanna respond really quickly to what Rachel said, um, 'cause I typically agree on most things with Rachel, but when I say hobbies, I'm not saying...

Like, I'm not saying, like, Brian and I should be sitting doing pottery together for hours.