Spoiled Girlie Support Group Elle Ray

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On today’s episode, we are talking about how men are the original gold diggers and you should be one too. We will cover how women are penalized for behaviors men are praised for and the sinister reason behind it. We are reacting to a clip from Shark Tank where Mark Cuban, a billionaire is calling a female founder a “gold digger.”

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In this episode, Elle delves into a discussion about a controversial commencement speech given by NFL kicker Harrison Butker Jr, which sparked backlash for suggesting that a woman's life truly begins with marriage and motherhood. Elle brings a unique perspective to the conversation, sharing her experience as a Catholic and exploring the roles of women in the faith. She also discusses the phenomena of single shaming and the negative impact it has on women in society. Elle then explores the history and context of the Catholic Church's relationship with women, highlighting the significance of Mother Mary and female saints within the faith. She draws a connection between the shift from matriarchy to patriarchy in religious practices and the societal roles and expectations of women. Elle references Merlin Stone's book "When God Was A Woman", discussing how ancient religions that worshipped female deities were replaced by patriarchal religions. She explores the implications of this shift on women's status in society. 

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In this episode of Big Sis Advice, Elle guides listeners on embracing the mantra of "let them, let go, and let God". She emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace and not letting others disturb it. She explains the concept of karma and encourages women to support each other, stating that women are a source of good karma. Elle shares her personal experiences of dealing with hate from other women and the importance of not letting others upset you. She stresses the need for selective social interaction to protect one's energy. The concept of letting God, irrespective of one's religious beliefs, is discussed as a healing process. Elle talks about honoring other women as a form of worshiping God, referring to the divine feminine energy. The podcast concludes with Elle expressing that practicing these principles can lead to inner happiness and joy, thereby encouraging her listeners to let go and let God handle things beyond their control.

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In this podcast episode, Elle delves into the downfall of dating apps, focusing on Bumble. She discusses the controversy surrounding Bumble's recent billboard ads and the backlash primarily from women. Elle then delves into the history of Bumble, founded by Whitney Wolfe Herd, and its evolution from being a female-friendly dating app to one which is criticized for shaming women. Elle also explores how dating apps are part of the sharing economy. She asserts that women, in this context, are treated as underused assets that are used for their time and attention. Drawing on Andrea Dworkin's book "Right Wing Women", Elle explores the idea that both left and right-wing men are guilty of “using” women, with left-wing men often being worse. She suggests that the so-called seggsual liberation movement did not lead to women's freedom, but rather to their further subjugation.

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In this episode, Elle discusses the rising trend amongst influencers like Nara Smith, Ballerina Farm aka Hannah Neeleman, and Emily Mariko who are wealthy, educated women showcasing domesticity and simple living rather than luxurious lifestyles. Elle argues this reflects the current societal value of time, peace, and an abundance of fresh food, which many people do not have. She also discusses how health and wealth are intertwined, with the wealthy having the privilege of better food, housing, and medical care, which contributes to better health. Elle emphasizes that knowledge is a critical privilege, particularly in understanding how to balance macronutrients, where to find affordable groceries, and how to cook. She concludes by highlighting the need for community and shared knowledge in these challenging times.

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In this episode, Elle discusses the stereotypes and societal expectations placed upon women, focusing on the concepts of the candid girlfriend, cool girl, manic pixie dream girl, and brain rot core. She ponders whether women are required to perform their inner lives to validate their existence. The discussion includes a review of social media's role in these stereotypes, with the candid girlfriend being portrayed as an airheaded muse by her boyfriend. Elle criticizes the objectification and commodification of women in these roles.

She also explores how the perception of an "inner life" can vary greatly, positing that there is no single acceptable framework for self-actualization. Elle emphasizes that women can cultivate rich inner lives through various activities that honor their desires and contribute to their well-being. The episode ends on the topic of the manic pixie dream girl, a stock character type often used in fiction.