"I don't want to terrorize men": Véronique Sanson's sharp opinion on feminism

Solène Delinger 4:40 p.m., January 24, 2023, modified at 4:40 p.m., January 24, 2023

Five years after the advent of the MeToo movement, the question of the relationship between men and women is still topical.

Guest of host Eric Jean-Jean on Monday January 23 on RTL, Véronique Sanson gave her opinion on the question and discussed her relationship to feminism.

At 73, the singer says she is for feminism but regrets a certain radicalization of the movement. 

"You must not exaggerate"

"I think it's really very good, but you shouldn't exaggerate. Now, if a guy takes the elevator with a lady, he's not going to go up alone with her... So there are borders that are install, which are increasingly large", she believes.

The former wife of Pierre Palmade gives the example of the United States where, according to her, men "are super careful" not to get too close to women.

A vigilance which would have arrived in France and which "would prevent seduction".    

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"Me, I don't want to terrorize men", assures Véronique Sanson who believes that it is difficult today to have a "tactile friendship" with a man.

The singer nevertheless deplored the attitude of certain men who “look at you as if you were meat for pie”.

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recall the platform defending the “freedom to annoy” signed by Catherine Deneuve, Brigitte Lahaie and Elisabeth Lévy, in

Véronique Sanson, however, protests against the wage inequalities that women still suffer.

"I don't find it normal for a woman to be paid less than a man. For example, actresses, in the United States, and in France the same, moreover, they are paid less. Explain to me why ! It's incredible…".