Thicker Than Water star Cyrene Tankard is CLAPPING BACK at Social Media Attack by hosting “A Day Without Boys”
Cyrene is the virginal, carefree, slightly spoiled, daughter of Ben and Jewel Tankard on Bravo’s breakout hit Thicker Than Water knows from firsthand experience that girls are under attack on social media! CelebNMusic247.com has the drop on Cyrene, who wants to create a safe place for teen and young adult girls to gather online and hold open, honest discussions about life issues, “Love You More“.
Cyrene is a woman who says that she “was somewhere between hurt and offended.” The daughter of Ben and Jewel “had heard people talk about social media attacks but I guess on some level assumed they deserved it. For a minute I wondered if I deserved it; if maybe I brought this on myself by choosing the wrong photos.”
She had to face negative anf offensive comments on Twitter like “Yea she been ready to f–k and that purity ring dont mean shit….”
Which was one of the main reasons that drove her to clap back with “A Day Without Boys” to have honest discussions about life issues, “Love You More.”
Tankard says:
“Love You More is a private membership club organized to empower all youth but aimed at girls.”
“I want to create a safe haven for my peers, somewhere for them to come and talk and discuss how they feel. Somewhere where they can really get in and talk about the real stuff they go through on the daily and not feel judged or condemned and get some answers while being able to vent.”
As a part of her launch, Cyrene seeks to host girl only days in select markets nationally. “A Day Without Boys” is part workshop and part empowerment program that aims to inspire women to support one-another by spending a day with other women.
She adds:
“A Day Without Boys is not just a day where we say ‘eew cooties let’s avoid the cooties,’ it is so much deeper. This will be the day where girls and woman can experience a pure breakthrough with the activities and discussions they’ll engage in; it allows us women to be completely honest with each other without fear of what the opposite sex thinks. We can just peal back the layers and be real with each other and to learn to love ourselves more.”
The irony of Cyrene’s “A Day Without Boys” is that she wants males to assist by contributing to her crowd-funding campaign.
Cyrene says:
“My hope is that males will get involved and support us too by realizing that the campaign is actually helping to better the women around them and that is something worthy of an investment.”
“If you love the woman in your life then send her on a girls day and help her learn to love herself more, which in the end will help her to Love You More.”
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DO you agree with Cyrene Tankard?
