A TikToker gives extreme advice to American women Donald Trump’s re-election – including abandoning their husbands if they vote Republican because they are “in danger.”
The woman, who goes by the handle @kaybeecees, also urged women not to get pregnant and delete apps that track their menstruation. 6 minutes rant It has received over 112,000 likes.
“I took the morning to grieve. We only have so much time, now is your time to start planning,” she said.
In the video titled “Women – Take These Steps”, she offered other American women a long list of actions allegedly aimed at protecting their safety and reproductive autonomy under a second Trump presidency.
Another of his harshest advice was that women should leave if they voted “differently” from their male counterparts in elections.
“If he voted for that man, you have to leave him. You need to leave him,” she insisted.
“I know you love him, I know you think he might change…but especially if you’re married to him, you’re in danger right now. You’re in great danger, ” He said.
The producer – who said in an earlier video that she lived in rural Alabama – admitted that the extreme step was “just (her) opinion”, but she also cautioned her single viewers against getting married in the near future.
“If you do this, get a really, really strong prenup, but I can’t promise you it will be honored,” she warned.
“It is possible in the future that you will not be allowed to divorce him,” she said, apparently referring to right-wing attacks on no-fault divorce.
She also cautioned her viewers against getting pregnant — even saying that her dream of having a family vanished “forever” because of Trump’s election.
The video urges women to delete their period tracking apps — reflecting concerns that have emerged in the wake of the Dobbs decision in 2022 and six-week abortion bans in some states.
According to some critics, the data in the apps could be used to criminalize women for having an abortion – or even having an abortion.
The TikToker has recommended that women invest in self-defense classes or carry weapons with them so they don’t have to (rape).
Despite the harsh advice in the video, the woman also claimed she was trying not to make him look “nervous”.
“I’m just being real, we’re having a heart-to-heart talk right now. I need you to listen to me,” she said.
“I know it’s going to be OK… because we’re going to make sure it’s going to be OK.”
Some of TikToker’s concerns are reflected in part. project 2025The 900-page agenda put forward by the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, from which Trump has distanced himself.
Key ideas of Project 2025 include ending abortion access nationwide, ending mass deportation, and rolling back protections for trans people.
@KayBeeCees made a follow up video Some questions raised in response to the first clip on Thursday are being answered.
“The worst among us have now become emboldened,” he said, referring to Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris on election night.
“You can absolutely expect (rape) and (domestic violence) to increase across the country under Trump,” he predicted.
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