Julia Fox Said She's Thinking About Exploring Her "Gay Bone," And I'm Honestly Convinced She's A Philosopher
I'm straight-up living for Julia Fox with no shame.
And as the days go by and my TikTok feed scrolls — my love goes stronger.
The muse of 2022 pop culture recently appeared on comedian Ziwe Fumudoh's late-night Showtime talk show, Ziwe, for a hilarious interview.
Julia covered everything from her dating life to the Birkin bag machete attack, to the dominatrix life, and the "degrees of whiteness."
All I can think about was the moment when Ziwe asked, "Have you ever tried dating women?"
Julia had the best response. “I, like, have been thinking about it a lot recently. Because I do think maybe I have some, you know — I have a gay bone and I need to explore that a little bit more."
"Like maybe my ex-boyfriends weren’t wrong when they were calling me a lesbian and complaining that I never wanted to have sex with them."
Julia isn't one to hold back on her silly opinions, aka my new favorite life philosophies. Recently, she explained that sex isn't all that thrilling to her. She said, "I'm actually really desensitized to sex." She said she would rather "take ayahuasca and see God."
Let the record show that Julia did date that one dude who made the 2004 song "Jesus Walks."
But after her split with Kim Kardashian's ex-husband, it looks like Julia now has some strong opinions — not just about dating, but men in general. Ziwe asked her if she tried dating again, and Julia had no problem shutting that down.
"No. Why would I want to waste my time?"
My second favorite part is when Ziwe asked, "Should men be allowed to have opinions?"
And Julia quickly responded, "No. They shouldn't even be allowed to have penises."
She added that "[men] are all, like, equally horrible." When Ziwe dug a little deeper (and we thank her for that), Julia said she "doesn't want to seem like a man-hater" because she actually hates the patriarchy and believes we're all equal victims to it.
LISTEN: I feel like Julia Fox is the hero we deserve, and I live for her quirky philosophies and trend-setting antics.
Y'all better get into it.
