A writer and filmmaker named Zoe Tyler shared her thoughts on TikTok about the differences in how s** is taught to boys and girls when they are young.

In Tyler’s first video on the subject, she flips the script and gives a parody of a lecture to imaginary boys to highlight the ridiculous messages that girls receive from a young age about purity.

@thezolyspirit I think I’m entering the religious trauma era of my content. We’ll see. #exvangelical #exfundie #deconstructing ♬ original sound – Zoë Tyler

People on TikTok shared their thoughts about what Tyler had to say.

This person said that is definitely not an exaggeration.

And this TikTokker remembers hearing a similar lecture at school.

This viewer shared a different catchphrase they used to hear in their younger days.

And another person said that males should see this perspective to see what it’s been like for females their whole lives.

Here is the second video that Tyler posted about the subject where she delivered another fake lecture to a boy about the clothes they’re wearing.

@thezolyspirit Felt weird s*xualizing the body of a 12 year old boy. Don’t know how they did it to me & the girlies all those years. #exvangelical #purityculture ♬ original sound – Zoë Tyler

And in the final video in the series, Tyler touches on puberty and certain body parts developing on some kids faster than others in a sarcastic tone that is meant to send an important message.

@thezolyspirit Do you want to have to tell your wife on your wedding night that you let other girls debase you? Before her?! #exvangelical #exfundie #purityculture ♬ original sound – Zoë Tyler