Freya India

The most amazing launch week! 🎉 Thank you to everyone supporting and sharing my new book GIRLS®!

"Today’s young women have been marinating in a toxic stew of commercialization, objectification, and atomization. Consequently, they have been hollowed out and broken down in order to be reshaped into ideal consumers and products." @FDRLST thefederalist.com/2026/05/14/how…

@SavvyAuntie Thank you Melanie this means so much!! 💗

I read @freyaindiaa’s GIRLS®️: Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything. I implore every Gen Z woman to read it—moms, dads and aunts, too. If we’re lucky, one day we’ll look back and see how GIRLS®️ marked the end of an era when girls were sold (and sold themselves) to the algorithms. Brava Freya! You are the voice your generation needs! 💗

Suzy Weiss went deep into the world of ‘cottage food.’ Plus: A conversation with Freya India about how the internet ruined girlhood—and if we can ever get it back. thefp.com/p/eat-thy-neig…

This. @freyaindiaa calls it like it is:

On this week’s episode, @SnoozyWeiss sits down with writer @FreyaIndiaa to discuss how the internet, influencer culture, and therapy-speak have made adolescence more miserable than ever for girls. youtube.com/watch?v=rQbpuv…

Author and Free Press contributor @freyaindiaa explains why she found ‘Euphoria’ so uniquely bad to watch and the troubling messages she thinks the show is teaching young women. Watch the full episode of Second Thought here: thefp.com/p/call-her-dad…

Enjoying @freyaindiaa's new book GIRLS. It traces some familiar trends, but offers a unique and valuable perspective. One of my favorite parts: "We were told to avoid obligations to other people ... So we served ourselves instead."

@dcoxpolls Thank you so much Daniel! Very excited to read yours later this year.

Has Freya India Cracked the Commodification Problem? Lane Scott on social media, childhood, and what happens when parents surrender the idle hours of childhood to the digital marketplace. Read here: firstthings.com/idle-hands/

Freya India @freyaindiaa makes the case in her new book that Gen Z girls are being commodified by "a vast, interconnected web of industries, each profiting from our experiences and anxieties...from how we look, how we feel, from how we love and treat other people." Freya is my guest at 11:00 am ET this morning on Talk From the Heart in Detroit. Listen from anywhere at wmuzam1200.com.

@G_S_Bhogal Thank you for sharing Gurwinder!! Honoured you are reading it!

Currently reading GIRLS® by @Freyaindiaa, who makes a compelling case that the surge in anxiety among girls is at least partly due to social media amplifying their insecurities so it can monetize them.

"By the late 2010s, divorce was seen not only as acceptable in some situations, but desirable. Aspirational almost. Divorce had become another path to self-actualisation..." GIRLS(R): Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything by Freya India

@SavvyAuntie @TheFP This is so lovely thank you Melanie. So grateful for your support over all these years and so excited that I now know you in person!! See you soon! ❤️

I came across @freyaindiaa in 2023 and knew then she would become a super star. I am thrilled to say I was right! I finally met Freya IRL last night to celebrate her first book: GIRLS®️ Freya was also recently named a contributor @theFP If anyone is voice of her generation, it’s Freya India! ⭐️

How does porn exposure at a young age impact the mind? Mary Harrington and Freya India discuss how social media, influencer culture, and the rise of the “Instagram face” are reshaping young women’s identities in the digital age.

This just proves all of @JonHaidt’s concerns about coddling correct.

@RebeccMcLaugh @TGC Thank you so much Rebecca ❤️ a beautiful review, I so appreciate it!

I'm grateful to @freyaindiaa for her insightful analysis of what her cohort of young women has been through. "GIRLS®: Generation Z & the Commodification of Everything" came out in the US last week & is well worth reading. Here's my review for @TGC 👇 thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/freya-…