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Emily Ratajkowski has hit out at men for 'thinking with their d**ks' after she was caught snogging Harry Styles during a trip to Tokyo.
The model, 31, and the pop star, 26, made headlines after engaging in a steamy make-out session over the weekend on the streets of the Japanese capital.
Since the sighting, Emily has given an update on her post-divorce dating life and revealed that she doesn't see settling down in her future.
The Gone Girl actress blasted men for thinking with their genitalia when it comes to romantic relationships and revealed plans to raise a second child alone.
Emily's insights came during a new subscription-only question and answer with her fans, where she hinted she doesn't see a long-term future with Harry – saying she is planning to freeze her eggs and give Sylvester a sibling when she is in her late 30s.
Don't hold back! Emily Ratajkowski has hit out at men for 'thinking with their d**ks' after she was caught snogging Harry Styles during a trip to Tokyo
And when a fan asked: 'Is it cool to raise a baby without the father?', Emily launched into a rant about men being dopey and sex-obsessed.
She replied: 'I thought about this a lot – a lot of my friends have gotten their eggs frozen just to buy themselves some more time, do the careers they want, meet the potential partner they want, but also I know a lot of people had IVF because they weren't able to get pregnant naturally.
'And, I'm 31, and it was really crazy – my last visit with a gaeno, and she was like, 'Ok, well in about two or three years we'll be talking about your eggs, you know, being frozen.' And it rally shocked me – not that I don't think that's reasonable, I was just like, 'Holy s**t, I have to be thinking about that?'
'My mum naturally got pregnant with me at 38 so it never crossed my mind that part of it.
'I think I definitely would like to have more children – I really love being a mom. I'm not sure I'm going to find somebody that I want to raise a child with. A friend of mine – a very famous friend with many sisters, when I told her I was getting divorced, was like, 'Don't worry, like, guys are not deterred by you having a child.'
Pucker up! The model, 31, and the pop star, 26, made headlines after engaging in a steamy make-out session over the weekend on the streets of the Japanese capital (pictured)
'And guess what? She was right. I will say there are men who are more respectful of my family, which is me and Sly, and our relationship, and more cognisant of it than others. And that makes a huge difference for me.
'Like if you are appreciative of my life as a mother and my time with Sly and how he is Number 1, like, you win so many points.
'But in general, it's not like guys are like, 'Oh my God, I don't wanna be a stepdad' – that's too much pressure.
'I'm so sorry to say this – men think with their d**ks. And they're just not that advanced.
'Like a woman would be like, "I don't even know if I can go on a first date with this guy – he has two kids."
'Guys are just not there. So they'll be in love with you and they'll be like, 'Oh s**t, she has two kids – guess I'm a stepdad.'
Union end: Emily filed for divorce from her husband of four years, Sebastian Bear-McClard (seen in 2020), two months after they split over allegations that he had cheated
'I'm not saying like that's good, I'm just saying don't worry about that – that shouldn't be a deciding factor in whether you have a child or not on your own, because they're just not thinking like that.
'I want to be careful about how I say this because I think that having two people raise a child can be really important. I think that, you know, having a father is important, but I also just want to say that I know quite a few women who have done it on their own and they've done incredible jobs and they are fantastic mothers and they have wonderful kids, and I personally have really liked parenting on my own.
'So I personally wouldn't be afraid of getting pregnant and giving birth as a single woman.
'That doesn't mean I'm saying that's the best way to do it or the only way to do it but I very much see that for my future – deciding to do IVF in my late-30s to give Sly a sibling.
'I think marriage is really hard, partnership is really hard and when you bring kids into the mix it's 1,000 times more difficult, so in some ways it (being a single mum) can streamline it a bit.
'But it also means there is no time off. There's no shifts – there's no, "Give mummy and daddy a break," so it's a lot of work. But it definitely can be done and I
