Julie Galloway

My TikTok account got banned with no warning. When I started over with a new account, the “fresh” feed was wall-to-wall right-wing propaganda. That’s not random—it’s how the algorithm probes new users. And what I saw was chilling. 🧵 #hypernormalization #tiktok #resist

If your feed feels surreal, contradictory, demoralizing—that’s not an accident, it’s the strategy. Hypernormalization makes people stop trusting their own outrage. That’s how regimes keep power: not just by force, but by making truth feel impossible.

My TikTok account got banned with no warning. When I started over with a new account, the “fresh” feed was wall-to-wall right-wing propaganda. That’s not random—it’s how the algorithm probes new users. And what I saw was chilling. 🧵 #hypernormalization #tiktok #resist

Why TikTok? Because when you reset your account, the algorithm “tests” you. Right-wing propaganda farms have poured millions into dominating that probe space. Your first exposure is engineered outrage bait, designed to funnel you into despair or complicity.

My TikTok account got banned with no warning. When I started over with a new account, the “fresh” feed was wall-to-wall right-wing propaganda. That’s not random—it’s how the algorithm probes new users. And what I saw was chilling. 🧵 #hypernormalization #tiktok #resist

This is hypernormalization: Flood the public with absurd contradictions until reality itself feels unreal. • Black voices cheering anti-Black violence • Disappearances framed as “cleanliness” • Cruelty sold as “order” So people stop resisting.

My TikTok account got banned with no warning. When I started over with a new account, the “fresh” feed was wall-to-wall right-wing propaganda. That’s not random—it’s how the algorithm probes new users. And what I saw was chilling. 🧵 #hypernormalization #tiktok #resist

The content wasn’t just generic MAGA fluff. It was Black creators (real or AI-generated) saying they “like” what’s happening in DC because the streets are “cleaner.” Translation: they want us to believe Black people are celebrating the disappearance of Black people.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

⛪️ This is also why men are experiencing a religious revival. Patriarchal religions take a binary perspective on nearly all issues because acknowledging nuance and variability requires higher levels of cognitive ability.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

🎢 The internet’s unfettered access to brain-smoothing content accelerated men’s decline while also simultaneously giving women an opportunity to share notes on a scale they’ve never had before.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

💣 By marinating in dehumanizing, hyper-stimulating content, avoiding the mental “exercise” of empathy, patience, and self-reflection and letting patriarchal privilege atrophy the skills they never had to develop in the first place— men have physiologically altered their own brains to be anti-social.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

• Reduced connectivity between empathy-related regions (e.g., anterior cingulate cortex, temporoparietal junction) and executive control centers

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

• Reduced gray matter volume in the prefrontal cortex (self-regulation, planning, empathy)

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

🔬 From an adaptation standpoint, the loss of those traits isn’t paradoxical—it’s exactly what you’d expect when an environment stops rewarding them.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

💪🏻 For millennia, male dominance structures meant that men did not need empathy, cooperation, or long-term provisioning skills to reproduce; they only needed control over women’s reproductive access.

🧠 Studies on frequent pornography users show changes in different parts of the brain, including: • the ventral striatum (reward processing) • prefrontal cortex (impulse control) • amygdala (emotional regulation) #malelonelinessepidemic

🚬 Similar changes have been documented in gambling addiction, substance abuse, and even compulsive video gaming.

I am one of those pattern-recognition weirdos. I’m telling you all now that this is not random: Women are going on OFFENSE.

Millions of women are seeing how quickly, how easily this woman gained total control over the situation in the blink of an eye. I 100% guarantee that this is going to influence MANY women to arm themselves and use any means necessary to protect their peace.

I am one of those pattern-recognition weirdos. I’m telling you all now that this is not random: Women are going on OFFENSE.

🛍️🚴‍♂️ Tour de France rider Bryan Coquard broke his finger today — while grabbing a bag of food. #TourdeFrance #cycling

💥 Something went wrong in that split second. He didn’t crash. He didn’t even slow down. But the bag snagged or twisted — and it fractured a finger on his right hand. This happened while he was racing over 112 miles, climbing 12,640 feet of elevation, all in just a few hours.

🛍️🚴‍♂️ Tour de France rider Bryan Coquard broke his finger today — while grabbing a bag of food. #TourdeFrance #cycling