"On Sarawut" is the subject. He became furious after seeing a viral clip criticizing women aged 35 as old and claiming women aged 20-25 are not smart enough. He pointed out that such thinking is shallow and brazen to say aloud, stressing that women are living beings, not objects to be compared to cars, while praising women as talented, beautiful, and empowered to make their own choices.
"On Sarawut" is again the subject. He expressed his views on social media following widespread criticism of an influencer holding negative attitudes toward women—claiming women aged 35 are old and those aged 20 to 25 are not smart enough, as well as comparing women to cars. He revealed that
"Are women really considered old at 35? And women aged 20 to 25 not smart enough? How can someone think like that? Honestly, the thinking is shallow, and yet they dare to say it out loud."
On Sarawut continued the discussion. He questioned the influencer’s upbringing and environment, noting that he himself grew up surrounded by women—his grandmother, aunt, and mother. He added that comparing women to cars, no matter the brand, is wrong from the very beginning because women are living beings, not objects.
Furthermore, On discussed current views on women’s age, saying the world has changed significantly. Like an elephant walking on all four legs, every limb is equally important—whether a woman, man, or someone from the LGBTQ+ community.
"For women past 35, I wouldn’t even say 35—I’d say 50. Nowadays, people at 50 are still vibrant. How can you think like this? How were you raised?"
He concluded by stating that today’s women have access to financial resources, beauty, and self-care. Many women over 35 are skilled, successful, wealthy, and confident. They have the right to choose their partners, not just be chosen. He advised the influencer who created this content that while going viral may be a success, they should work on improving their body, intellect, and respect for others.
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