"Everything is feminine" - Joy Taylor claims there is a "massive attack" on "femininity" in light of Kamala Harris running for president

Joy Taylor invited Van Lathan, co-host of the Ringer's Higher Learning podcast, as a guest for her Two Personal Show podcast which was uploaded to YouTube on May 14.

Throughout the episode, Joy and Van seemingly explore American politics, father-son relationships, and a supposed "massive attack on femininity" when discussing societal norms.

Around the 40-minute mark of the episode, Joy provided an unfiltered take on masculinity, claiming that "femininity is under control" because women seemingly got too close to power.

"I think there’s also a massive attack on femininity. Like, the idea is that masculinity is actually what’s being attacked. Everything’s watered down. Everything’s softened now. Everything is feminine. I think femininity is under control. I think a big part of the reason why this is happening is because women got too close to power," Joy Taylor states.

Joy drew connections between her take and the 2024 US Presidential Election, in which Republican Donald Trump won a majority over Democrat-elect Kamala Harris.

The FS1 host suggested that Kamala's running for president was too audacious for supposed "toxic men" to handle, stating:

"I mean, the audacity that a Black woman (Kamala Harris) would run for president. This was their last stand. They’re like, Hold on, listen, we let you in boardrooms. We let you get credit cards. Running for president is too much audacity for us."

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"I think non-p*ssy getting male lonelies are deteriorating society" - Joy Taylor claims pr*stitution should be legalized

Joy Taylor's recent comments on her Two Personal Show podcast seem to explore broader cultural conversations around gender, power, and politics, which are supposedly becoming more polarized.

The FS1 host cited these statements as her own opinion, claiming not to speak for everyone. She explained that rights have been "rolled back" when citing a supposed belief that women contributed to a world with "too much equality".

Taylor continued by claiming that lonely men are a rising epidemic in the world today, exploring issues with *nl*F*ns subscribers when she stated:

"Marriage rates are dropping because nobody wants to deal with a f**king cheating alcoholic man... Guys are lonely. Men in these f**king caves that would never touch a woman anyway, have convinced themselves that models are curving them because they sent them $5. It is this attack on femininity."

She explained her opinion by claiming that the resolution for male loneliness, which she believes to be a massive problem, is the legalization of pr*stitution. Taylor cited that she's been "standing" on this take for decades.

“I think non-p*ssy getting male lonelies are deteriorating society. I think it’s a massive problem. One, I think we should legalize pr*stitution. I’ve been standing on this for decades, and I think pr*stitution should be legalized. They would never do this, but that I think would be a massive solve," Joy Taylor claimed.

Joy suggested that a lack of "physical intimacy" is part of the reason why men turn to p*rnography and *nl*F*ns. She went on to claim that lonely men have convinced themselves that physical intimacy can be replaced by a desire for women involved in s*x work.

Joy Taylor also cited that this desire extends to Instagram influencers with "unattainable beauty," explaining how lonely men are convinced to not search for intimacy in their own lives.

During a recent May interview with Paul Pierce and Azar Farideh's The Truth After Dark podcast, Joy seemingly revealed that she's open to dating older men when she claimed:

"If you see me pull up with a 70-year-old, don't ask any f**king questions, OK. He's got a plane. I'm doing this for all of us."

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Joy Taylor has recently been exploring the "personal side" of podcasting, which many suggest as a new career move. Michael McCarthy's Front Office Sports report claims that Taylor's FS1 contract is set to expire this summer.