This Wednesday, February 28, 40% of French people questioned in a survey say they have already felt a “sexual debt”, the TikToker Abregefrere responds to accusations of misogyny and the second part of the film Dune is released in cinemas.
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This Wednesday, February 28, “That Says What” talks to you about “sexual debt”. This phenomenon consists of sleeping with your partner without really wanting to but to “please” or respond to a marital ideal. According to an Ipsos survey carried out for Durex, 40% of French people questioned have already felt it. It affects all ages, all genders, couples or single.
We had already talked about it in this podcast, Abregefrere, accused of contributing to the harassment of women on social networks, reacted to the controversy. In the newspaper Le Parisien, he claims to be “the opposite” of a misogynist. “All these people who are cyberharassing, please stop! It’s really against my values.”
And then “Dune, Part Two” comes out this Wednesday in theaters. The Quebec director thus concludes his adaptation of one of the greatest science fiction novels.
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