The Psychology of your 20s 255. The psychology of misogyny ft. Hannah Ferguson
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Dec 9, 2024 
Hannah Ferguson, the founder of Cheek Media and best-selling author, dives into the complex world of misogyny in today's society. She discusses the damaging effects of internalized misogyny among women and the 'pick-me girl' phenomenon, all while advocating for emotional growth. Ferguson emphasizes women's agency in modern relationships and the struggles of navigating societal expectations. The conversation also highlights essential self-advocacy strategies for handling misogyny in the workplace, empowering listeners to find their voice and set boundaries.
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Misogyny vs. Sexism
- Misogyny is the hatred of women and femininity.
- Sexism is a singular act, while misogyny is a deep-rooted hatred.
Internalized Misogyny
- Internalised misogyny targets feminized traits that patriarchy shames.
- It criticizes qualities in other women that we also dislike in ourselves.
Hannah's Reaction to Misogyny
- Hannah Ferguson's emotional reaction to misogyny from women starts with rage and hurt.
- It then shifts to pity, recognizing their internalized patriarchal tactics.
