Based Camp - Anti-Marriage Feminism： Mate-Blocking Or Cope？

00:00:00.000 Hello, Malcolm. I'm excited to be speaking with you again because we have a new episode in our

00:00:04.100 series, Women Are Terrible. Because they're at it again, Malcolm. Women are terrible. And what 1.00

00:00:11.340 happened most recently was an influencer who goes by MJ Gray. She branded herself as very strongly

00:00:17.800 anti-marriage and anti-kids. She framed marriage as enslavement, but something that women should 0.70

00:00:24.060 avoid because it primarily benefits men and the patriarchy. And she built this following of almost

00:00:29.580 500,000 people on TikTok. I'll link to this in the show notes. And it was all about anti-marriage

00:00:35.980 content. She often argued that marriage signifies ownership of women, and she strongly advised 1.00

00:00:43.140 women to avoid it. I really wish women would stop getting married. I wrote off getting married 1.00

00:00:48.620 since I was a little girl. I put together the pieces of what marriage was, and I was like,

00:00:53.540 oh yeah, no. I could never trust a man, which is why I would never marry a man.

00:00:58.420 And then, lo and behold, after nine months of dating a man with no public profile, she announces an engagement in a visibly uncomfortable video, which is now, she's trying to scrub it from the internet, titled, Yes, I'm Engaged. Yes, this is awkward.

00:01:14.120 Well, repeatedly, she insists she's in a good situation, and I have a somewhat salvaged part of this, at least, that I was able to find on the internet for you, Malcolm, if you want to include it, but I'll also link to it in the show notes.

00:01:25.640 yes i am engaged yes i am the same person who made several videos saying that i never had never

00:01:33.340 had any plans to get married i did not want to get married and i did not agree with the institution

00:01:37.300 of marriage she claims her stance has always included caveats that sometimes marriage is good

00:01:43.280 sometimes marriage can make sense if you plan to have children or share property or live together

00:01:48.340 but otherwise it remains a harmful institution and of course very abundantly in in her content you

00:01:54.580 know she's well having kids is the most horrifying thing it destroys your body so of course if you

00:01:59.000 have kids you know sharing property why would you ever do that oh my god so your takeaway because 1.00

00:02:05.440 she watched this happen she comes to me and she goes malcolm is feminism just an anti-woman grift 1.00

00:02:11.760 or is it need blocking that's what i kind of blocking but through that it's a tactic that 1.00

00:02:16.900 ugly women use to destroy the marriage prospects of beautiful and qualified women and that when 1.00

00:02:23.160 women signal feminist ideals they are doing it with the predominant intentionality of hurting 1.00

00:02:31.120 other women no i mean so this this is where it gets more complicated because this is a different 0.97

00:02:36.440 subset and it's more this is why i wanted to talk about it because this is not the ugly feminist 1.00

00:02:42.040 meat blocking and being like well we need to you know get cats and vote this is not that class this 1.00

00:02:48.880 is this is a slutty class of women i mean that in the nicest way this is a sex positive class of 0.98

00:02:53.860 women that that that actively wants to date that talks about dating strategy that talks about 0.99

00:03:00.120 getting men to pay for you that talks about loving sex and yet things happen suddenly all that dot

00:03:07.360 dot dot yeah we're gonna get into it because it turns out that mj is not the only influencer in

00:03:12.360 the stay single movement who turned around and got married there are other recent and actually

00:03:16.700 quite prominent even more prominent than mj in terms of the online drama i want to explore this

00:03:22.120 through a few lenses before we start so when you came to me and you told me this i began to really

00:03:26.500 think through it and i was like actually almost everything that feminism has quote unquote won

00:03:32.600 has been a strict negative for the majority of women yes whether that is hey women you get to 0.80

00:03:39.500 be sluggier now and women were always like but i never wanted to yeah like this is never the plan 0.82

00:03:44.880 since when did i want to men wanted multiple partners i wanted a wealthy partner right who's

00:03:50.640 dedicated only to me i've watched the women porn right i've i personally like really reading uh

00:03:57.820 romanticy mawa's stories right so i know what women like because i find it very enjoyable too

00:04:03.280 and it's always one guy maybe two guys thirsting after them for a love triangle it's certainly not 0.69

00:04:09.420 what men are into and what these women have quote yeah it's not a series of one night stands it's

00:04:14.340 not really out there sex acts it's it's quite the dark brooding duke of the north who secretly has

00:04:24.560 a soft spot for them oh you know you know it yeah but so okay so oh well they won the right to work 0.96

00:04:32.680 what how is that good for women that now women have to have jobs and still raise kids and still 0.78

00:04:41.220 cook the food because they didn't really walk back that other stuff significantly no no now 1.00

00:04:46.460 they're just like oh so work for yourself but also sleep around with a bunch of men but sort of you

00:04:51.660 know in return for no security or long-term bonding and and also you know if you ever do

00:04:58.340 get married just wait get make it a capstone in your life get everything else in place and

00:05:02.160 they're just giving this really intense anti-marriage advice at a time when marriage

00:05:07.480 really can't afford any more negative propaganda between 25 2005 and and 2010 around half of adults

00:05:16.460 like 50 to 55 percent were married and by the mid 2020s it's around 46 to 51 percent so 47 percent

00:05:25.180 of households were headed by married couples in 2024 these are near historic lows it people are

00:05:31.140 just married by 30 numbers that asthma gold was sharing but yeah the number of people getting

00:05:35.620 married by 30 is is plummeting so yeah people are putting it off we really don't need any more

00:05:40.080 anti-marriage propaganda meanwhile you have yeah hold on i'm just gonna go over it really quickly

00:05:44.660 for fans so americans married by age 30 if you go to 1975 it was 91 of women so over nine and

00:05:51.200 10 women and for men it was 81 today 2025 it is 25 of women and 16 of men this is not great 0.86

00:06:02.080 yeah that is terrible at this point women are like marriage a slave and i also want to go into

00:06:08.720 a video that ended up doing the rounds of a woman who is very very mid got a baseball star to date

00:06:17.420 her and he wanted him to come back to her place on the first date and she ends up putting him on

00:06:21.620 blast and he didn't even do anything wrong and it shows that the tyranny of the mids at this point

00:06:27.680 the tyranny of the mids yeah did they expect multi-millionaire pro athletes to take them

00:06:35.280 on second dates when clearly they're just chum yeah this guy was a uh apparently a lazy 10 so

00:06:42.480 that's we point out you know and now if she thinks that this is the type of guy that she can get no

00:06:46.320 yeah now yeah forward she's going to assume that she will get a 10 to marry her because a 10 wanted

00:06:51.640 to sleep with her on one of his tired nights yeah okay continue simone but yeah so i i want to i 1.00

00:06:58.620 want to explore these women for a little bit because this is a different profile of woman 1.00

00:07:02.380 this is not like i said the you know a bookish feminist cat lady who is just like i'm never

00:07:08.540 going to come into contact with men this is actually as much as they're sort of anti-men 0.95

00:07:12.800 at least anti-centering men they actually engage a lot with men and they're quite attractive but

00:07:19.380 At least I think, I think they are, they, they, they look like mainstream filter people.

00:07:24.420 If that makes sense, you know, like Instagram models, but let's start with MJ gray, the

00:07:29.240 woman in question, the, the turning point of this episode, she has 419,000 followers 0.51

00:07:35.520 on Tik TOK.

00:07:36.100 She has 84,000 followers on Instagram.

00:07:38.680 She shares her thoughts on the man eater podcast, which is, you know, her, it's a little bit

00:07:44.060 red pill woman-y but not in that she i think red pill women often were seen back in their day i

00:07:51.000 don't know if they still exist as being subservient to men whereas she's more like a pickup artist

00:07:54.720 woman you know like being very sociopathic about her views with women an example of a post from 1.00

00:08:02.340 her is she'll be like well men should always pay for women because men are women's apex predator 0.81

00:08:08.100 and women's time is more valuable than men but admittedly because they're attractive and fertile

00:08:13.240 years are limited which is true and engaging with men is dangerous as you could get pregnant or get

00:08:18.460 an infection and women's presence and attention is more valuable than men's attention because men

00:08:23.980 you know this is multi-million dollar stripper industry uh and only fans industry that centers 1.00

00:08:29.620 on women's attention and time and presence and that you know this is why you should have men 0.96

00:08:36.460 always pay for your dinner that you should never go dutch on a date i love that we need to walk 0.96

00:08:40.420 back some parts of feminism here right guys this is clearly we should just get whatever we want

00:08:45.180 yeah you have to pay for everything but are you going to tell me about this guy who got hitched

00:08:49.860 to the psycho so there's not a whole lot known about him because but it's it's clear that he's

00:08:56.480 super rich he's he's super rich yeah he's super rich looking to find and marry a rich man just 1.00

00:09:02.640 so you can live the soft life is probably the dumbest shit i've ever heard and that's kind of 1.00

00:09:06.340 it's a pattern here although i i mean and she i mean it makes sense her her handle when it's not 1.00

00:09:11.860 nanny or this or whatever mj gray is is is supermodel billionaire that's how she frames 1.00

00:09:16.880 herself on youtube though she only has eight point like eight a little more than 8 000 subscribers on 1.00

00:09:23.640 youtube she's pretty small on this platform but yeah that is the pattern with her and these other

00:09:29.880 don't center men never get married just enjoy yourself women so the most prominent example i 0.67

00:09:37.060 would say way more prominent than than mj is alex cooper and you've probably never heard of her

00:09:43.400 malcolm but she's super famous for being the former co-host of the call her daddy podcast 0.57

00:09:49.680 she built this oh yeah i remember this one and then a guy swept her up her feet yeah and actually 0.99

00:09:55.460 just this week guess what she announced marriage no her pregnancy oh gosh she's pregnant and this 0.99

00:10:03.780 is you know after her getting super famous for casual sex positive advice that it was very

00:10:09.820 skeptical toward traditional marriage very skeptical toward long-term commitment encouraging

00:10:14.540 women to prioritize autonomy and fun over settling down now she's pregnant and now she's married 0.92

00:10:21.320 and people are pointing out quite fairly that she's hypocritical then there's another one 1.00

00:10:27.040 wizard liz she was known for being more of a life advice and self-improvement influencer

00:10:31.580 and she was really commonly grouped with people like mj gray in discussions of femoris rhetoric

00:10:37.760 as a placeholder for building a following and then sort of jumping in from there to this luxury 1.00

00:10:43.140 coded married life which is sort of what mj is doing like when i went to her tiktok profile

00:10:48.020 more recently it's all oh i'm shopping in france and here's my fancy hotel room and so they i guess

00:10:54.140 they're just using it as i don't need men i'm super hot i'm super sexy and then that's their

00:10:58.640 hope i guess to try to get we actually even had this within our own community okay we did

00:11:04.100 if you look at the wider online community that we're a part of our fourth most overlap channel

00:11:09.260 by the way which you know but our fans probably don't know from today uh is is a woman who uh

00:11:17.440 really promoted the ideas of a kink lifestyle uh 24 7 bdsm oh daddy dom little girl and now

00:11:26.580 she's in a trad cast relationship she is i haven't followed i haven't kept up with yeah

00:11:31.760 shoe on head married a traditional cat oh shoe on head shoe on head i thought you were talking

00:11:37.720 about the other one who's more way more fourth most overlap channel and she promoted all of this

00:11:42.280 oh you thought the other kink influencer no she's not overlapped with us she's very boring yeah 0.92

00:11:46.240 yeah okay yeah she won heads for you come on of course she won head woke up you know we'll be 1.00

00:11:50.940 getting i guess you're right i didn't even think about that but i don't think she won head was she

00:11:54.600 ever see i think she was like open about her kink but she was never although some people are like

00:12:00.580 surprisingly i don't know i want to say lovey-dovey and romantic in their relationships 0.71

00:12:05.720 you know they're not like i'm gonna have one night stands you can't you can't be in like a

00:12:11.460 bdsm relationship and do one night stands because you need weeks just to hammer out the the gear

00:12:17.560 and and get all the accoutrement and and work out your agreements and the procedure i mean it's

00:12:23.220 it's like the dnd campaign you can't just just one night stand it and they'll switch between

00:12:29.660 people all the time you'd have to like buy new outfits and stuff it would be too tedious but

00:12:35.000 yeah good point yeah wizard liz though she she was i think that this is all part of a wider thing

00:12:41.440 where if you're a woman and you're just trying to live your best life and i like including shoe on

00:12:46.340 head in this category because shoe on head i do not think it's something there's a small number

00:12:50.700 of our audience who doesn't like her but the vast majority generally assume the best of kamiwami

00:12:54.340 oh yeah and she like me i used to be like a manslet right i was just in an environment where 0.99

00:12:59.660 i hadn't heard a compelling argument that it was a stupid way to live your life right 0.96

00:13:03.160 because frankly the way conservatives of the last generation made their arguments was 0.99

00:13:08.460 fucking terrible yeah yeah well i think most of us grew up seeing our boomer parents like 0.97

00:13:14.600 millennials saw their boomer parents marriages and were like well this is this is mediocre 0.98

00:13:19.380 i'm not i'm not interested in whatever this is this is this is bad whatever the boomers did is

00:13:25.300 not what i want to do right exactly exactly so i don't blame and i was no i was totally i mean

00:13:30.100 i'm never gonna get married i'm just gonna have you know it's like sleep with someone and fall

00:13:37.200 love it have my heart broken and then just move on and never do it again you know i'm not above

00:13:41.480 this and i just find that dynamic to be very interesting because but the reason i'm saying 0.99

00:13:47.120 this is a lot of these women likely just we're not aware how awesome marriages they get swept up 1.00

00:13:52.980 as women do yeah online communities where everyone's saying they likely had no evoke set for 1.00

00:13:59.740 what a positive relationship in a marriage looks like because where are they going to see it think 0.99

00:14:04.280 progressive friends who like live in manhattan and stuff like that they have terrible marriages

00:14:10.400 uh even ones who are like just a generation above us their marriages are so bad these weird

00:14:16.140 polyamory marriages that they're like it's it's it's shocking to me when i say bad i'm not saying

00:14:23.260 they're bad because they're polyamorous i'm saying that they often don't seem to really like each

00:14:27.140 other that much or really working together that much and they seem like partners who they seem

00:14:33.280 like co-workers really is is sort of the vibe i get from them right they're not actively into 0.55

00:14:38.200 they're not like boomers where it's like they obviously hate each other but they don't seem

00:14:43.080 to really get it and then i look at our friend group of our generation right who all of the

00:14:50.420 suburbs and everything like that and they all seem to just be loving it like marriage is the

00:14:54.480 thing ever and uh yeah it's it's it's been very uh which people may not know that our actual

00:15:02.960 friend group of marys uh is either i will say for the latin friends we have that get married

00:15:08.860 it's often not as good because uh very often for whatever reason in latin american culture in the

00:15:14.240 united states men get married to women and then use them as a source of income and the it's it's

00:15:20.400 sort of comes across as is latin women often married down i mean at least they're getting

00:15:24.720 married and having kids but you know it is something i've noticed not always just anecdotally

00:15:28.620 more than we would like to see yeah more than we would like to see uh and then the other place where

00:15:32.800 i see this is in my uh our jewish friend group we have a big you know orthodox jewish friend group

00:15:38.520 and their marriages are usually really rock solid the younger ones oh super rock solid yeah i was

00:15:42.640 like not that not as much no they're super solid yeah yeah yeah so there's so yeah sorry where was

00:15:48.800 i wizard liz wizard liz is a little different because she went from the whole like oh let's 0.90

00:15:55.100 you know be liberated and free to really quickly getting married and then getting pregnant but then 1.00

00:15:59.560 divorcing before even i think having her her first baby because of cheating allegations so that

00:16:06.440 didn't work out for her but then there's daniel walter uh daniel walter was known you might have 0.77

00:16:12.320 heard of her she was the carrie bradshaw of san francisco and she did a lot of dating confessionals 1.00

00:16:16.540 essentially on tiktok and got really famous for that she had millions of followers who who were 0.88

00:16:22.280 into her single era woman ability and this whole sort of modern single woman thing but then she 0.99

00:16:29.500 did this and i i've watched multiple youtube videos like going over this very i guess you

00:16:34.080 could say cringy 21 part series where she debuted her boyfriend like she just teased it to high

00:16:41.220 heaven was this this is a woman who was on the call her daddy no this is this is a dip this is

00:16:47.500 we're on number another yes yes so yeah i first i was talking about the now just suddenly pregnant

00:16:54.600 alex cooper from call her daddy then there was wizard liz and now we're on daniel walter and

00:16:59.840 what happened with her is that she after debuting her boyfriend then she she got i think she's

00:17:07.000 now and part of what i think might be happening when i look at all these women with the exception

00:17:11.840 of wizard liz is guess what happened right before they suddenly pivoted and got serious about long

00:17:18.360 term committed relationships they became famous no they hit 30 yes mj gray she was 30 the engagement

00:17:29.600 news broke right as she hit the wall alex cooper got engaged at 31 32 wizard liz exception here

00:17:37.560 25 but now she's divorced again back on the market and then danielle walter 1.00

00:17:41.780 to add to it wasn't in your original list how old was she on head when she got engaged 1.00

00:17:49.620 no yeah probably met him around 30 yeah maybe one thing here is that like women

00:17:58.460 of our modern era oh my gosh i'm almost going home with him oh baby hold on 0.99

00:18:04.880 they they maybe the new norm is you're like basically i'll never get married and i'm gonna

00:18:13.080 be an independent woman and then you hit the wall and then it like you just suddenly have

00:18:17.200 you get god you know and if there's some way we could like head off

00:18:22.860 i think it's really hot maybe

00:18:31.260 oh it's his first summer it is he's not into it i'm not into it okay our whole family isn't into it

00:18:40.140 we we don't like

00:18:41.920 anyway maybe if there's some way we can head this off it would involve maybe our like

00:18:49.600 just telling people like look this is the pattern this happens to everyone just ignore

00:18:56.380 the instincts telling you this well it's like we all get warned that puberty is coming

00:19:02.240 and nobody's worried that your 30s are coming right yeah everyone's like you need to be

00:19:06.840 preparing you need to figure out how to talk to girls you need to get your riz on

00:19:10.240 people didn't know i got riz okay i i'm joking here i do not have riz apparently

00:19:19.160 uh as as our audience has has made clear to me right so i i talking to women i'm just no good

00:19:25.160 but uh functionally i am though obviously it's just it doesn't look like what people

00:19:32.720 think it looks like yeah i don't i don't know if anyone really knows what how do we get women i

00:19:40.060 mean i think it's just your your biology changes here's the way i would fix this but i have to ask

00:19:45.280 though is it also not just some form of mate blocking behavior there is a big game of musical 0.99

00:19:49.640 chairs taking place when women are in their 20s and what many women do is a defensive tactic 1.00

00:19:54.880 maybe also to inflate their sense of value is to be like you know that one thing that you talk 0.93

00:20:00.900 about and when you give relationship advice is women stop doing this whole thing where you act 0.95

00:20:05.540 unimpressed by everything like oh this restaurant isn't really that impressive you just want to 0.60

00:20:10.160 neg men um but women do that it's very pervasive this could be a version of it of oh i don't ever 0.68

00:20:17.180 want to get married i don't because they're trying to seem more valuable than they are 0.99

00:20:20.800 because what they really want is for men to be like oh then i i must have her because she can't 1.00

00:20:28.060 she's unachievable you know that kind of thing is maybe this is that maybe it's a competitive 1.00

00:20:32.380 strategy it doesn't work guys don't go for that it works well but think about it so men send dick 0.99

00:20:38.840 pics to women because they're like what would i like oh i know oh so they try to be the cold duke 0.99

00:20:44.580 of the north yeah i think maybe that might be part of it is that this is women trying to be the cold

00:20:49.360 duke of the north and what men are like i'm not interested in this will you send me a picture of 1.00

00:20:54.900 your tits please let let me inspire you by this picture of my dongle you know that is that is okay 0.99

00:21:01.160 so here we're talking around this culturally speaking right which is we can go out there 0.99

00:21:08.980 and uh when our kids are growing up when we're teaching them about puberty puberty should be

00:21:14.060 taught as a package with you're going to want to get married at later in life too so when we're

00:21:19.980 telling them you're going to change how you feel we make it very salient and this will happen again

00:21:27.340 later. So any preparations you make for this change should also include preparations for the

00:21:34.500 secondary change. Yeah. Yeah, possibly. Maybe even forcing them to watch Blippi when they're teens

00:21:42.540 to be like, hey, how do you like this? How do you like it? You want to watch more? And they'd be

00:21:46.560 like, hey, this is how you're going to feel about your life as a playboy world traveling 20 something

00:21:52.260 when you turn 30, maybe something like that. If you actually are willing to be intellectually

00:21:56.340 honest with yourself and emotionally honest with yourself i don't know i'm not sure but i think

00:22:02.120 more importantly we also need to bring this down let's not leave this at an i'm not sure let's

00:22:06.980 sink through it because uh i think we see this present in different ways okay uh in shoe on

00:22:13.220 head's case for example i do not think it was mate blocking i think she lived in a society

00:22:17.500 where this was normal and uh or you could even think me promoting these values why didn't i 1.00

00:22:24.080 feminist values is because i wanted to sleep with women right and that for me oh yeah abortion's the

00:22:30.680 best right oh yeah you know sleeping around well it makes you feel good it makes me feel good how 0.99

00:22:35.720 could it be morally negative right oh yeah you know uh it achieved what i wanted in the moment

00:22:43.260 right so uh and what everyone in my society told me i was good and what seemed good when i saw 0.92

00:22:48.960 through it because you know clearly whatever the boomers is doing isn't working and the religious

00:22:52.680 people just shout read the bible and i'm like but a lot of those stories there's a lot of sex in

00:22:58.680 there yeah and slavery you know i'm like you you guys aren't pro-slavery right now obviously as an

00:23:04.460 adult i've gone back to the bible and i find good moral guidance in it but as a kid when somebody

00:23:09.140 just shouts that you read the bible and you're like aware that the bible's like pro-genocide

00:23:14.320 and slavery in sections you're like well selling your daughter you know well maybe not ever like

00:23:21.820 how do i know that this marriage stuff in the bible i i shouldn't take the same way as i take

00:23:27.980 the selling your daughter into slavery stuff in the bible right like presumably that's not

00:23:32.840 applicable anymore right and they you know frankly i didn't hear good answers back then now i can give

00:23:38.920 you a great answer today uh you watch our track series you watch any of our religious episodes

00:23:43.040 you'll find good answers but the conservatives of the last generation things sucked at at basically

00:23:49.500 conveying a salient message yeah so combine combine that conservative message with how bad

00:23:55.320 boomer like our parents and gen x marriages were which oh my god i don't want that plus this

00:24:01.780 mismatch between male and female desired love language just like men just want the tit pics

00:24:06.680 and women just want the duke of the north and we don't know how to give this to each other because

00:24:11.380 we we are pretty different in the things that turn us on like on average as men and women

00:24:16.920 And then with different life stages, just being that you being rewarded by different things at different periods of your life and it being very hard to model that even within yourself and anticipate that.

00:24:27.500 I think there's an additional cultural layer on top of this, which is that we are in the middle of a, of a realization, a collective realization that the free sex only fans sleep around with people era.

00:24:41.380 and we've talked about this remember we talked about how swipe based dating and hookup culture

00:24:46.440 radicalized women but also made them pretty miserable and it's even showing up in very

00:24:51.500 popular media there's very little event media left but one of the few shows that's left is euphoria

00:24:57.320 and i've been watching season three and a really major recurring theme of it is the bible and god

00:25:04.700 and religion what the other recurring theme is women in sex work so the main character is working

00:25:12.100 for this kingpin of strip clubs and and kind of drugs another main character is an only fans model

00:25:18.840 another main character is an agent exploiting only fans models so it's just it's kind of all about 0.92

00:25:25.040 sex and hookup culture another one is a sugar baby for a wealthy man who likes to wrap her up 0.89

00:25:32.000 in cellophane and it's all just kind of like cellophane it's just like a fetish thing you 0.89

00:25:37.960 know i can't remember what the name for it is but like yeah i've seen it yeah i think someone

00:25:42.320 actually i think actually famously very recently an only fans model has just been convicted of

00:25:48.800 negligent homicide for accidentally killing one of her followers by wrapping him up in cellophane

00:25:54.280 so guys be careful uh he asked her to wrap him up he didn't wrap her up yeah she wrapped him up and

00:26:01.840 now she's in trouble because he died uh because don't do that it's not safe that makes me sad for

00:26:08.040 her actually i know she was just trying to do her job you know what i mean uh yeah the guy

00:26:13.420 presumably was at least partially aware of the risk for you one hopes but i don't know okay

00:26:21.740 anyway the big theme is that and actually it begins with one of the main character the main

00:26:28.480 character is is running drugs but stops she sort of finds herself in the middle of the texan

00:26:33.500 countryside and is is uh she sleeps in a barn and wakes up to this this homeschooling

00:26:40.220 he has more swords that he wishes to show she shows up at this homeschooling texan family like

00:26:47.580 sleeps in their barn but like they just bring her milk in the morning they're like hey why don't you

00:26:50.920 just join us for breakfast and she sits around and they have family prayers and she they drop

00:26:55.400 her off closer to a road and so she's able to get on her way and it just sits with her for the

00:27:00.480 longest time of man like i think they kind of get it we want to thank you lord jesus christ for

00:27:07.160 giving us our daily bread and for giving us our trespasses

00:27:10.260 this is our address will you be sure to send your article when it's in the paper

00:27:19.480 yeah as long as the commies at college don't censor it

00:27:22.140 you're doing the lord's work thank you i trade spots with you in a heartbeat

00:27:29.300 these offline teens this this big family of six kids like homeschooling and living on our farm

00:27:46.040 like they kind of have it made i think i'm living my life wrong and so she starts reading the bible

00:27:51.900 And she starts thinking about God and being like, I think I'm religious sitting in churches.

00:27:56.300 And the last scene I just watched last night from the latest episode, there's a burning bush.

00:28:02.060 They're really leaning into it.

00:28:03.620 They're like, and that was so a major theme of it.

00:28:07.140 And I think this is representative of where collectively we are in society is, oh my God, 0.93

00:28:11.300 this hookup culture, OnlyFans, women not getting married, sugar baby, everything's transactional 0.73

00:28:17.420 world is not rewarding.

00:28:19.360 We're not happy.

00:28:20.320 We're not thriving.

00:28:21.060 this is really bad we need to get god again and the people who never left god are like the happiest

00:28:26.980 and the only ones who are doing okay right now so i think there's this additional layer the

00:28:30.880 communication i actually disagree with that really i'm gonna push back actually what i've seen is the

00:28:35.800 people who seem to be doing the best are the secular people who came to religion through logic

00:28:40.460 the people who are doing the second best are the ones who always had religion but typically the way

00:28:45.260 that they practice their religion is a little less optimal for actually dealing with the crises of our

00:28:50.620 time if you're homeschooling on a texan ranch in the middle of nowhere you're one of those i came

00:28:55.200 to this very thoughtfully right but there are some people who are still holds out from like the old

00:29:01.440 evangelical communities and stuff like that yeah and they seem to be just broadly unprepared to

00:29:07.120 interact with the modern world in a meaning yeah well as soon as they interact with the modern 1.00

00:29:10.860 world they crash and burn because they're not resilient to it as we talk about you sort of

00:29:16.340 have to go through you know uh to an extent or have some some members of your community that

00:29:21.740 have fully gone through it understand why it was tempting and understand why you failed to

00:29:27.640 convince them in the past to build better arguments for the next generation if you were convinced by

00:29:33.420 the you know just read the bible argument your kids are going to be just as susceptible because

00:29:40.040 you don't know why that argument may not appeal to somebody right yeah and and i think that this

00:29:45.800 show shows how many people come to this as they see oh like this isn't working this old way of

00:29:51.560 doing things is working yeah and to be fair all these characters were not raised in like religious

00:29:57.020 contexts they were raised in like our modern mainstream urban i'd be interested to see is

00:30:01.300 what is the online chatter about this direction the show is going can you ask an ai for a sentiment

00:30:05.600 no so that no what what is what is being said in the media is oh my god suddenly maga loves euphoria

00:30:12.200 up because for these reasons you know and also i think the sydney sweeney is the one who's big on

00:30:20.360 only fans in this in the series the who's famous for the jeans campaign who's you know sort of like

00:30:27.020 we all like sydney sweeney from the jeans interview yeah it was a good it was a commercial

00:30:32.460 it was like an ad campaign i just wanted to give you the opportunity to deal with

00:30:44.620 a passive aggressive accusation disguised as a question

00:30:53.740 if your career brought you here of what use was it

00:30:58.460 i know but there's a famous interview she did afterwards where oh with the yeah

00:31:02.220 the yes yes yeah um so now yeah like the discourse is oh and then a lot of people are trying to argue

00:31:08.840 that the creator of euphoria isn't actually like turning to god and pro mega or anything

00:31:15.400 it's just that he likes to troll people but there's literally portions of like little

00:31:21.020 montages of the sydney sweeney only fans model character being interviewed for example she like

00:31:27.340 has her rise on the internet you know getting internet famous and people are like oh are you 0.89

00:31:31.980 a democrat just i'm not retarded so yeah no it's it's very it yes the right the right is enjoying 0.80

00:31:40.540 season three i said this in character in the show yeah yes it's a great clip it's fantastic 0.87

00:31:46.960 they said this there's the montage and it's also her being i just think you know women want to be

00:31:50.740 able to be in home and you know be wives i wanted to come back and tell and tell you them more

00:31:56.000 i learned that when you add vinegar and bacon soda together they can create a new thing

00:32:03.940 bacon soda yeah bacon sorry kind of like fizzes if you're really close we should do that we'll

00:32:11.400 do that tonight but if you did it a lot then it would be like a bottle and put all the vinegar

00:32:17.760 you have in that bottle and it can create a big fizz like this big that big huh yeah um yeah this

00:32:25.680 is our unofficial endorsement of science max as a youtube channel i want to get back to the

00:32:30.080 original question here yeah wait are these two different characters in the show the one who's

00:32:33.860 a sydney sweeney character and the one who's finding god yeah so multiple characters are

00:32:39.500 moving in this direction right no that's what i'm trying to say yes is a major major theme of this

00:32:44.180 extremely popular public discourse show is finding god and finding the hollowness in in sex work in

00:32:52.620 general yeah okay and calling it euphoria wow that's uh yeah that's great no and well and this

00:32:59.760 is the third season of it i actually couldn't stomach the first two i like the third one for

00:33:03.460 whatever reason maybe because now it's for conservatives anyway your point hold on i want

00:33:07.920 to get to the question of well i don't think for sure it was genuine make blocking behavior

00:33:12.060 yeah blocking motivate the rise of this ideology right yeah because well but here's where i get

00:33:19.240 confused is it made sense to your early your earliest point was you were making the assumption 0.99

00:33:23.780 that these were ugly women whereas these are hot women who date and have a lot of sex so it's they

00:33:31.180 don't it's not like they have trouble finding men but that doesn't mean that mean popular girls don't 0.85

00:33:37.460 mate block i mean a a major theme of popular hot mean girls is mate blocking so i don't know what 0.58

00:33:44.820 what what is your take so my take is that it partially likely led to it so 1.00

00:33:50.120 there was certainly if you look at the early feminists they were very often vile habergash 1.00

00:33:57.200 dudes or whatever you want to call them right uh fairly haberdashery is where you buy buttons 1.00

00:34:01.180 and ribbons i don't even know whatever you want to call them swamp things uh trying to i think

00:34:08.580 that there's it more than mate blocking i think a lot of it was women who failed out of marriage 0.99

00:34:14.580 marketplaces or failed to get the type of guy they thought they deserved and then wanted to 0.97

00:34:20.660 increase the status of unattached women i think that was more of what motivated it right 1.00

00:34:27.540 they failed to achieve what they felt they deserved to achieve given their perceived 0.57

00:34:33.220 self-status which increased as a problem as women got access to easier and easier sex 0.84

00:34:38.360 and then they uh looked at the world this terrible and unfair world and they said actually i'm not 0.82

00:34:48.220 low status it is not and as the proportion of women who needed to believe this delusion

00:34:54.260 increased and as men realized they could utilize this to gain sexual access to women more easily

00:35:02.620 it spread i think while it would be convenient for our narrative if it was genuine mate blocking

00:35:11.520 i think it was more about women not admitting their genuine low status in society and trying

00:35:18.040 to normalize it because i think that's a stronger everyday drive for women and then they have to

00:35:24.280 uh you know what's the word here or so i mean if i were to reframe it's kind of like a sour

00:35:33.100 grapes thing but then as soon as they get the opportunity they're like oh i want it and i'm

00:35:38.100 going to take it they're going to pretend that they're happy with their lot i mean could it 1.00

00:35:42.240 could it be also that these okay these are these are presumably top tier women right they are they

00:35:48.820 are sleeping with the best men but they're also realizing that the best men are not willing to

00:35:53.780 commit to long-term relationships because a very common dynamic in modern dating markets is there's

00:35:59.680 no reason for a man who's an eight nine or ten to settle down because they have access to all the 0.79

00:36:04.700 range of women like why would they well unless they like literally sit down and think their way 0.98

00:36:09.500 out of it like i did right yeah that's very unusual right so unless you're like a good christian man 0.97

00:36:15.860 or you're smart and like really really disciplined or i mean i think what else will help for you is 0.89

00:36:21.300 you were so slutty in your youth that like you got it out of your system so unless you've done 0.92

00:36:25.860 one of those things you're you're not i always wanted a wife uh for my brother and i yeah it 0.99

00:36:31.340 was your identity that we wanted wives it's also like in your dna like you come from a long line

00:36:36.100 of romantic men yeah for me it was always about the wife and kids uh especially a good wife

00:36:42.820 and so uh i mean it's interesting for me to reflect on because it doesn't just require

00:36:48.600 like intellect and a sober mind because recently we were talking to one of our friends and this

00:36:56.680 friend i consider to be of the highest intellectual caliber highest ability to sit down and think

00:37:03.460 through things and yet he is unmarried doesn't have kids and doesn't seem to have a strong desire

00:37:10.220 to get married even though i have tried to logic it through with him and why can't he see it why 0.99

00:37:17.960 can't he sit down and be like obviously this is stupid it's not that he hates his ancestors 0.99

00:37:29.220 because he's jewish and he doesn't seem to be like actively anti-semitic or anything like that 0.99

00:37:33.200 i think it's just he is in an environment but i was able to break out of that environment that's

00:37:40.540 the thing i was in an environment that was as progressive what i'm saying is you're very unusual

00:37:45.080 And maybe what's happening is these already top tier women are like, oh my God, this is just never going to happen. I need to embrace that I have to be like them. And this is actually a common theme in discourse. People are like, oh, women think that they have to be like men, that they have to sleep around like men and enjoy when night stands like men.

00:38:02.340 and that is a very call her daddy theme where they really act like they enjoy sex the same way 0.50

00:38:08.460 that men enjoy sex at least that's kind of how i feel about it when i consume that content i'm like

00:38:14.160 oh this is a very this this looks like a woman trying so hard to pretend that she has male 0.99

00:38:19.240 sexuality and i'm not totally buying it and so as soon as soon as they this rat floundering in the 1.00

00:38:27.040 ocean trying to survive on the floating board finds a lifeboat it jumps onto it because it's

00:38:32.340 like oh my god I didn't know this could happen but it's happening I said I think maybe that's

00:38:37.280 that's another big factor here do you think so yeah well I mean I think that these women who

00:38:44.340 no the women who are out there saying marriage is terrible are really just trying to make

00:38:48.920 themselves feel good I really think that's well yeah but but you can say it you can word it as

00:38:53.940 feel good i'm wording it as feel better in an environment where they feel like they really just

00:38:58.740 a marriage that's committed won't work for them and keep in mind case in point in in my in favor

00:39:05.660 of my theory is wizard liz right she was like oh i'm gonna be all independent then she had a chance 1.00

00:39:10.160 to get married was so stoked about it husband cheats on her so she kind of feeds into actually

00:39:15.780 the narrative ultimately of no you as a woman if you're trying to marry a high value man even if

00:39:21.620 you're a high value woman can't have that well i mean if you're a woman and you marry a guy who's

00:39:26.360 much higher value than you of course he's gonna cheat on you right like she should have how did 0.81

00:39:30.140 we as society forget that i thought that that was i know i know maybe on the unmentioned thing

00:39:36.920 yeah to actually freak out about a high value guy cheating on you is kind of

00:39:41.680 look i get where morality blah blah blah blah blah blah but also be being realistic every king

00:39:49.660 throughout history almost every wealthy person throughout history has done this right you and

00:39:55.960 and worse these people often come from progressive environments where this is way more normalized

00:40:01.300 they abandoned all of the social structure that was meant to punish the guy for doing this now

00:40:05.800 he could just marry you but younger because you decided to freak out because he was sleeping with

00:40:10.420 another woman oh again i'm not pro cheating i'm just being realistic here when people are like

00:40:16.720 can you believe that Arnold Schwarzenegger,

00:40:18.840 I'm like, yeah, I can believe that.

00:40:20.960 The people like, can you?

00:40:23.320 How did these, this is the South Park scene.

00:40:26.040 Why are rich, successful men suddenly going out 0.95

00:40:28.520 and trying to have sex with lots of women

00:40:30.500 and have perfectly good wives at home? 0.98

00:40:34.060 I want answers. 0.63

00:40:36.260 We believe that it may be an outbreak of sex addiction, sir.

00:40:40.080 Of course, we all know the normal healthy male

00:40:42.640 thinks only of sex occasionally

00:40:44.160 and has no desire for sex with multiple partners.

00:40:46.720 but what about love how could tons of fame and money make you forget about love

00:40:53.400 why do these rich and famous men keep sleeping with other women like

00:40:58.920 and of course if you don't have a lot of kids yet right like now the idea of cheating on Simone

00:41:06.660 doesn't make a lot of sense for me it's just not worth my time because I've got five kids and we're

00:41:11.900 doing a new one every year cheating would only slow that down maybe most people aren't as

00:41:16.380 psychotically like i mean cheating i guess would always just be a negative for most people but

00:41:23.440 uh my my thought here is even from a pleasure standpoint it's just a waste of time at this

00:41:29.560 point i think cheating has a lot more to do with people who don't have a clear objective function

00:41:35.400 in their lives yeah and it's not actually even necessarily about sexual gratification it's more

00:41:41.540 about wanting to feel desired and special and or to chase after new relationship energy which is

00:41:47.440 its own special flavor of high and if you don't have a stronger mooring point like a thing that

00:41:53.120 you're trying to fight for in life like i'm going to you know promote human flourishing i'm going

00:41:58.700 to serve god i'm going to take people to the stars whatever it's going to be right then it is going

00:42:03.860 to be very appealing if suddenly someone starts giving you a bunch of attention and there's

00:42:07.780 secrets and you get to sneak around and it's it's like the hide and seek plus sex who wouldn't want

00:42:13.600 that so i think that might have something to do with it i i i don't really know of people who've

00:42:19.220 had very prominent cheating scandals who also in our modern day and age who also have extremely

00:42:26.300 strong oh never mind i take that back wait wait what sorry i missed the point no no never mind i

00:42:34.720 just no go back what was it never mind i i had a hypothesis that if a man had a strong objective

00:42:41.640 function he wouldn't desire multiple oh and then you remembered elon existed yes

00:42:48.540 whoops i was wrong but i think it's a strong objective function plus naltrexia i cannot

00:42:57.960 opioid agonists are the bomb right that is if if if i i would even work this into our religious

00:43:05.060 practices right like for future generations and stuff like this i think constantly he wouldn't

00:43:10.940 do it if he was on naltrexone he'd be so much more focused and efficient oh my god he would

00:43:16.620 stop posting on x he'd stop posting on x he'd stop all of the other drugs he'd stop sleeping

00:43:22.760 around he'd just be focused on his mission oh my god it is the true wonder drug

00:43:32.780 the yes the drug to rule them all now trick soon okay well there you go i don't know if i have 1.00

00:43:42.600 anything more to say on this but i find it very interesting and women are terrible so i hope 0.84

00:43:48.940 you've enjoyed that and our fans like the women are terrible if we get a simone plushie we'll 0.97

00:43:54.560 have it squeeze oh yeah squeeze and it says the women are terrible 1.00

00:43:59.820 yeah with my fake woman wife who's like hormonally not totally female because it takes the same 1.00

00:44:08.560 hormones as a trans woman yeah so you can see through the nonsense i'm really selling guys a 0.97

00:44:14.500 false bill of goods they'll never get a woman like simone you're out there no we have fans who 0.91

00:44:21.040 are definitely seem to be as good as you so and for people who are unaware of our like well only

00:44:26.260 10 of our like regular watchers are women ironically the sound dropped out here due to

00:44:32.400 baby noises but i was saying around 40 to 50 of our most dedicated viewers or at least the ones

00:44:39.160 who are like subscribed on patreon and reach out regularly are women but then we're already married

00:44:43.760 i'll be honest about that you know sane women get picked up pretty young so but not all of them are

00:44:49.740 some of them are still dating oh actually a lot of them are single and available and interested

00:44:56.500 there are people who have met who are like actively talking and potentially romantically

00:45:01.560 involved in our discord server so it happens oh we get a marriage from our discord server

00:45:06.900 no marriage yet i'm just saying that things are starting yeah i know some as well so i'm

00:45:12.580 excited about this well what i have found is that the guys who are like at base camp or really

00:45:17.860 malcolm and simone like pragmatist guide like devotees they make really good partners for women

00:45:24.880 it's what women basically tell me they're like i started we've had multiple people who have become

00:45:29.920 fans of our show because they started dating a guy who was like really devoted to like our

00:45:34.420 wider philosophical view of reality and they're like yeah it makes for really good boyfriends

00:45:39.280 and husband well i think that's uh largely also because a lot of guys who follow base camp start

00:45:47.200 dating like progressive women who are very unhappy like seeing therapists like active anxiety

00:45:52.000 problems etc like i've seen this in in our comments like on on patreon and sub stack and

00:45:58.080 stuff we're like well what do i do about them and you know we're like well hey try to you know find

00:46:03.360 their core values try to help them you know improve their lives like actually get over their anxiety

00:46:08.880 and i think it's unusual for content creators to be like oh don't dump your girlfriend do what her

00:46:16.240 do for her what therapists are failing to do like actually give her a mooring point in her life and

00:46:21.200 a reason to not be into to overcome her anxiety and all these things make her a better person

00:46:25.520 and then see if she is worth it for you so it makes sense but anyway i'm gonna be excited for

00:46:32.960 foster with pasto tonight see if we have some ravioli if we don't i don't care because i got

00:46:37.080 pre-grated fresh parmesan not the sandy type from a can which just makes everything taste fantastic

00:46:44.440 i for one love grated cardboard so i will just keep eating it and good topic by the way oh we

00:46:50.880 didn't end up going over that woman who was mad about the baseball star you did you told me

00:46:56.840 everything i need to know it basically just shows yeah the mids have had their brains cooked and 1.00

00:47:02.660 they need to not feel bad i think so much of this female behavior is not about mate blocking 0.68

00:47:07.600 and is about not accepting their own low status in society yeah absolutely but true all right

00:47:17.080 will you be making the hot dogs for your parents anyway um i mean i have them opened and

00:47:27.160 they're thawed so it's a tonight or tomorrow night thing but i can do them tomorrow night

00:47:32.020 with french fries and then just pesto pasta tonight oh yeah i would prefer that tomorrow

00:47:36.020 night was french fries oh and we could do actual deep fried french fries again i was gonna air fry

00:47:40.660 them okay that works for me too we can see how good you can make them air fried yeah so we never

00:47:46.560 really tried to get that perfect yeah and now's the time because we well not we you got that air

00:47:54.120 fryer from your late mother and it's really fancy and it does things but i was gonna ask you for

00:48:00.060 if we're just doing pasta with pastry tonight let's do some of the ravioli what ravioli do we

00:48:05.720 not have any in the fridge anymore i'll check if we have some i will give it because i don't think

00:48:10.660 i ate all of it last time i think we have a serving or we might have some squares yeah i

00:48:14.880 have a lot of little things all right world away so i will ah you you you want to bite out my

00:48:29.480 finger you're a little velociraptor what are you doing oh my god okay pulling up my notes and

00:48:38.980 oh i see i love the documentarian being like well you're not a psychologist i'm like

00:48:44.500 i mean i am a psychologist should you mean you have a degree i'm like yes i have yeah yeah yeah

00:48:50.840 but where's your degree and you're like it's i have a degree in psychology and neuroscience from

00:48:55.340 the university i don't think you even said that you didn't even like i didn't even flex on it like

00:49:00.860 one of the best psychology degrees in the world right no why did you you know what that's great

00:49:06.840 you've you've matured you're not even flexing anymore you're just i still flex speaking from

00:49:13.480 your position of quiet oh my god okay so i'm gonna tell our fans about this because this has been so

00:49:18.160 weird for me so i do these bi-weekly streams with leaflet now that i really enjoy she's i consider

00:49:25.040 her one of my best friends these days she has just such a joy to talk with so smart yeah she's

00:49:31.780 stressed about interacting with her like i do with normal humans which is fantastic for me

00:49:36.560 so it's been just really fun to have a genuine nerdy friend i can party with have a 10 hour

00:49:42.900 stream with every two weeks right well yeah and someone else who apparently you know

00:49:46.920 considers that partying instead of what most people consider to be partying oh it's partying

00:49:52.580 we're staying up all night i'm drinking we're talking about anime that's the yeah but most

00:49:56.160 people think it means dropping egregious amounts of money at some kind of restaurant and then going

00:50:00.340 to a loud crowded place and i'm so glad that there are other people who just enjoy intellectual

00:50:04.240 conversation anyway so there's this faction of her community that they're not in chat much they

00:50:10.120 don't attack me in chat they're all fairly nice in chat who has like i'll put an image on screen

00:50:16.020 here from one of the songs that they made where they photoshopped simone out of the song and out

00:50:22.120 of an image of me kissing Simone and they put leaflet in and they made it the song about how

00:50:28.860 it could have been them and I'm like guys I actually find this flattering I have my entire

00:50:33.240 life I will check myself on fanfiction.net and stuff like that for when people have started

00:50:38.040 shipping me with with whatever writing crazy fanfics about me it's finally happening and

00:50:43.860 they're all hate fics they're all just so lividly jealous that me a married guy with five kids

00:50:52.240 has fantasy world taken their oshi from them and i don't know what to do i'm like

00:51:01.560 how can i more convince them that i want her to get married yeah i'm extremely and that we really

00:51:08.500 really want her to find her person you know they i i hated that photo of me and i liked that photo

00:51:16.060 of you so they they really fixed it actually so much better in that photo i'll tell you what i'll

00:51:22.400 tell you it wasn't like the song had no views it had 700 views that's like as many as our more

00:51:27.360 watched songs and it was only in a couple days well that's fun that's fun it's not fun i

00:51:38.420 wanted to be one of the bros a representative of the community who they know would never steal

00:51:44.180 their oshi from them but no now now on the malcolm and simone iceberg that people have created before

00:51:51.040 you have the malcolm leaflet ship song and hate everyone needs it everyone needs it i i will say

00:51:59.100 for people who don't think that i have game apparently my game is strong enough that just

00:52:03.400 seeing me you know fan fiction game well i think if she spoke with anyone for long periods of time

00:52:09.740 this would happen you think yeah i i hope to think that and it's not you know me specifically

00:52:16.340 i yeah okay octavian you want to say hi real quick yeah okay hold on gotta lean in buddy okay

00:52:25.080 he's he's armed oh i guess i just i'll just move my camera what do you want to say to the people

00:52:33.400 hi you just want to say hi you just want to look derpy and say hi

00:52:37.800 say something that you learned today um i learned that crystals order some crystals

00:52:46.780 can dissolve that is true some crystals like what about salt crystals do they

00:52:52.540 crystals yeah sugar and salt that is correct and they and they can reform into other and

00:52:59.580 They can re-form into other crystals. 0.70

00:53:02.900 Yeah.

00:53:03.780 Yeah.

00:53:04.120 And sometimes you can use a seed crystal.

00:53:06.260 Yeah, a seed crystal to re-form them.

00:53:09.280 Exactly.

00:53:09.720 Yeah.

00:53:10.580 Yeah.

00:53:11.300 Very good.

00:53:12.160 Yeah, like sugar bops or something.

00:53:15.360 Sugar bops.

00:53:15.920 I don't know what that is, but sounds good.

00:53:18.460 Yeah.

00:53:18.780 Yeah.

00:53:19.260 All right. 0.99

00:53:19.680 Go have fun murdering the pellets. 0.94

00:53:23.600 But if something went in the water and it disappeared, they can re-form. 0.97

00:53:28.460 Just like that.

00:53:29.180 just just just like that you heard it here first on base camp he is remarkably charismatic that's

00:53:36.520 good you keep it up yeah i know he's got game uh incredibly likable i'm i'm really proud i mean

00:53:43.660 he's gonna be good on air you guys just wait a little bit i know he was he was like just today

00:53:48.020 he was like i wish there were a third window that i could join soon soon when he gets coaching

00:53:55.620 thoughts we'll have him on i i told him he has to be able to read fluently he's he's going through

00:54:00.740 the same hesitancy that i did at his age so all right let's get started okay

00:54:14.500 up there there you go

00:54:25.620 I'm not killing them. 1.00

00:54:34.200 But doesn't picking them kill them? 1.00

00:54:36.200 I'm gonna make orange die with orange or black eye. 0.99

00:54:43.240 But doesn't that grind them up and then they die?

00:54:49.240 Do you love the flowers, Titan?

00:54:51.240 I do.

00:54:52.240 Thank you.

Based Camp - June 01, 2026

Anti-Marriage Feminism： Mate-Blocking Or Cope？

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