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Norman: Case Dismissal, Reputation and the Debate Over Public Accusations
The dismissal without further action referred to in the case involving Norman did not end the public debate. Thaïs d’Escufon examines the effects of a highly publicized case on reputation, family, professional activity and the place given to the presumption of innocence.
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Why Do Men No Longer Want to Get Married? Arguments Raised in the Debate
The decline of marriage raises questions about the expectations of men and women. Between later marriages, divorce and a sense of imbalance, the explanations put forward remain deeply contested.
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Male Gaze: Why Male Desire Is at the Heart of Feminist Debates
The concept of the male gaze refers to the idea that part of culture represents women through the desire of a heterosexual man. This notion fuels debates about film, beauty, pornography, and the place of male desire.
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Tradwife: A Traditional Lifestyle Choice Between Family Ideals and Contemporary Debates
The tradwife movement promotes early marriage, monogamy, motherhood, and a traditional division of roles. While this choice may align with some women’s aspirations, it also raises questions about material circumstances, individual responsibility, and the expectations projected by certain audiences.
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Why Some Men Prefer Younger Women: Attraction, Stability and Age Gaps
Some men's attraction to younger women is often reduced to a question of looks or control. A broader reading points to perceived fertility, life trajectories, the need for stability, and the risks specific to relationships marked by a large age gap.
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Thaïs d’Escufon Responds to Feminist Criticism on Work, Relationships and Inequality
Thaïs d’Escufon responds to feminist criticism and defends her interpretation of relations between men and women. Women’s work, pay gaps, the role of the home, mate selection and sisterhood are among the issues discussed.
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Thaïs d’Escufon Challenges Marianne’s Portrayal of Her Views
Thaïs d’Escufon reacted to the profile of her written by journalist Paul Conge for a Marianne ranking. In particular, she rejects being labelled a “masculinist,” a promoter of the tradwife model, and a purveyor of a “scam” through her coaching business.
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The “Brifo Law”: A Controversial View of Romantic Relationships
The “Brifo law” portrays relationships as a constant assessment of the benefits provided by a partner. This perspective invites reflection on reciprocity within a couple, but it should not reduce women and men to immutable instincts.
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Thaïs d’Escufon Faces Legal Proceedings Over Comments on Immigration
Thaïs d’Escufon says she is facing legal proceedings over comments she made about immigration during a television programme. She also discusses her political activism, the dissolution of Génération Identitaire, difficulties on social media and with banking services, and an assault she says she experienced.
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Why does the “girlboss” figure provoke so much backlash?
In this video, Thaïs d’Escufon analyses the figure of the “girlboss,” portrayed as an ambitious and independent woman. She argues that this model, caught between contradictory expectations, is rejected both by some men and by different feminist perspectives.
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