He Gets ROASTED by The Panel for Supporting Feminism
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Summary
In this episode, the guys talk about how to pick the right woman for your significant other and how to choose the right business partner. They also talk about women who are submissive, progressive, and successful in their own right.
Transcript
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Hold on. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying.
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Don't discredit Beyoncé. She put a lot of work in on that.
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that push her career, but Britney's very talented.
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You want a woman that will literally support you
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No, no, no, no, no. Just to clarify, just to clarify,
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my woman has her own thing that she got going on.
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What happens to the family? What happens to the kids
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What happens to your family? What happens to your home?
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We create... First of all, it's me and her first.
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So you would take out time from your own career
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Right now, you're telling me that you've never met women
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like, because maybe 10 women off the top of my head,
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it's like you ask them like two or three questions,
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Okay, okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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No, I have to wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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So what I'm trying to say to you is, yeah, your job is not to build with a woman like
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If you want to do that, you need to pick her in your teens.
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You're not supposed to be talking about, I'm supposed to get a woman.
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A woman at this point is not supposed to hold your hand.
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I know it feels like you want it to happen, because I want it to happen too.
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But at this point in your life, you need to go, build, and then have something ready
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You don't need to start saying, you know what, you need to start going.
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Because it's sounding like 50-50, it's sounding like you want to bring a woman inside to help
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build your dream, but you're not supposed to do that.
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So when she finds you, you're supposed to lead in her.
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You're talking about, I want a woman to build with and build an empire.
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All she needs to do is be a submissive, good wife, and able to bear you children.
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But right now, we're living in 2023 with women a lot more capable than they once were.
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Because you're going to feed the feminism with this, bro.
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Basically, you're saying, this is what the feminists live off.
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Digilence and masculine is two different things.
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All I'm trying to say, right, yeah, you're, you're doing your thing.
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All you really need for a woman is to respect you and to see your vision, right?
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But what you don't need to do is start making a woman feel like she needs to build your vision.
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So the language you were using was looking like, you know what?
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And if she doesn't see my, all she really has to do is just be with you and believe in you.
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But sometimes us as men, we need to allow a woman to get into a feminine and be like, you know what?
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I want a woman to do this submit and then the other half were like, you know, I wanted
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to come and pay the bills and come invest in my business, bro.
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But the majority of the women I engage with, they're already, well, the majority of the
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women I used to engage with, they're already doing their own thing.
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So that dynamic and that mentality is already instilled.
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I don't want a girl that's just not going to do nothing.
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I kind of, I kind of see where you're both coming from.
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One, I think this business partner, sorry, that's, that's stupid to me.
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But, but on the other hand, I do understand where he's coming from with like, guys don't
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You know, like I think in, and it doesn't have to necessarily be like a job, but you don't
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want to ever date someone that's lazy, you know?
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I think the worst thing in the world is to be dating a woman who's just sitting around on a phone
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and just doing proper, but at the same time, at the same time, a girl that will do that.
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Whenever we do this, this is like when women say like, oh, you know what, he's in the,
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like, bro, none of us, never in my life have I ever linked a waste woman of a girl that
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I mean, I think you just, I think, I think China's, I think China's good.
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Would you say he's got a good point about this?
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I spoke about boss, listen, listen, no, no, don't make me tell you about my baddies and
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All they want is a man because they got everything.
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There's a lot of women that are in their bag that are doing their thing, bro.
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All I'm saying is when I meet these women, I don't say to them, you need to invest in
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She don't got to do nothing other than be a boss, bitch.
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Because based off what you just said, just to clarify, based off what you said is we're
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Boss bitches, I don't want to say boss bitches, but women, women who are successful, yeah,
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boss women, women who are successful, who have their own passion, their own thing that
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they got, they're driven and digitally on their own job.
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That's more, that's what more I'm interested in.
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You want to be with a woman, you want to be with a woman who's got stuff going on.
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It sound like, it sound like you guys wanted a regular degular, chill in the house, wash
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And even if I, and even if I do, and even if I do want a regular degular, just chill at
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Yeah, but that's, that's not what I want though.
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So, um, I know a chick, these women are rare, but she was homeschooled.
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And what she does is she's at home and she, she knows about, she has her own like recipe
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book, makes like 20 different meals from scratch.
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So part-time job is like, I think she works as like a nanny or something.
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I think, but I think ultimately, I think ultimately.
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If you bring it back to this question about marriage, because what we're talking about
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here is who would you, who would you choose as a life partner?
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For me personally, I think it's got to be somebody who's kind of got to just step out of the
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I think they should give you the time and the space and the focus that you need to work
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Now, if she's doing her own thing, you know, in her own right, absolutely fine.
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I don't want to be with some girl who's just doing, you know, sod all and she's just looking
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But I do think that the most important thing, and I personally, in my own life, I've found
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this quite difficult to find, is a woman who will give me that time and give me that space
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in order to do the stuff that I need to do in order to build myself.
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I think the most important thing is no matter how much, how successful a woman is, no matter
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how much of a boss woman she is, what is most important is that the moment you're getting
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married to a woman, she needs to be able to, at that moment, put family before her career.
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Yeah, because the fact that she's been able to be successful up to that point just shows
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that, yes, she's hardworking, she has good values, but there's a problem when even in
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marriage, she's still trying to pursue her career to the highest points, because then
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that affects the children, that affects the good of the home.
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We're not saying we want women that are just lazy and don't do shit, but the point is she
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needs to be able to understand her role in the family.
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So I want to pull up a clip of me from Piers Morgan yesterday, because it kind of talks
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Pearl, actually, real quick, if I may, just before we start.
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I see your shirt there, and I actually disagree that women shouldn't vote.
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I met a girl, a woman, and she actually wasn't that stupid.
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What model, Emily Ratajkowski, one of my favorite dimwits, sparked controversy,
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claiming that getting divorced before 30 is chic.
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So it seems that a lot of ladies are getting divorced before they turn 30.
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And as someone who got married at 26, has been separated for a little over a year, 32.
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If there is nothing better than being in your 30s, still being hot, maybe having a little bit of your own money,
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figuring out what you want to do with your life, for all of those people who are stressed or feeling stressed about that,
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Well, divorce is certainly becoming more common.
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Marriage itself is becoming a fierce frontier in the raging culture wars.
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On one side, there are feminists rejecting a dating concept.
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On the other, so-called trad wives who think it binds our societies together.
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Well, trad wives spend their days dutifully cooking and cleaning while their husbands go to work.
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Estee Williams, who's a 25-year-old trad wife, has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers
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Well, joining me now is traditional wife and influencer Estee Williams.
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And in the studio, the socialist and author Grace Blakely and YouTuber Pearl Davis.
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This might be the best line-up in the history of television for a debate of this nature.
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All right, Estee Williams, let's start with you as the trad wife.
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Why do you think we should all go back to having trad wives in marriages?
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Well, I actually don't believe that everyone should be a traditional wife.
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And I think it's a lovely choice if a woman wants to simply be a wife and a mother
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And it's a simple way of living with traditional gender roles.
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I think we've proven that it's possible, but at what cost, right?
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And in terms of what being a trad wife involves,
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So what I mean by that is the husband, he is the provider of the home.
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He goes out, he works, and he knows how to protect his family if need be.
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And she takes care of the home and children, if there are any.
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Grace, I'm sure you thoroughly agree with this, eh?
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Look, I mean, what Asu's just said about the fact that women should be able to choose,
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And, you know, men should be able to choose as well.
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I think the feminist critique of traditional gender roles and gender ideology
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isn't that some people like to stay at home and others don't.
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It's that you shouldn't be bound to pursue a certain life
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based on the sex that you were born into at birth.
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The one issue I do have is I know, actually, someone, a friend of mine
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whose sister got involved in the trad wife movement in the U.S., basically.
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Like, her life became very small and she couldn't get out.
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She couldn't escape because, you know, she'd lost all her friends
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And it concerns me that sometimes we see this narrative on social media
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that women have to be a certain way in order to get a husband.
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So you have to be this, like, particular model of femininity
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And I think that's really sad because I don't think anyone should have to
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shave off any parts of themselves to be loved or to, you know,
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find a husband or, you know, anything like that.
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I think it's a good that we're seeing a return to traditionalism.
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And when you look at it and see how women have progressed,
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do you think it's been largely a force for good?
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for want of a better phrase, which actually worked very well for many people?
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You know, I saw a study the other day that said only 25% of,
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I mean, this is an American staff, an American household to have families.
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So I guess there's positives and there's negatives,
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Like 85, 150 years ago, the average woman had seven kids,
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I mean, you know, there's also much higher infant mortality,
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I mean, women were more depressed than ever before.
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Women over the age of 45 are the least happy demographic.
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There are a lot of very complex reasons for that.
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And the issue you have is women like Emily Ratajkowski,
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Again, I've said this before, marriage isn't marriage anymore.
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We have things like no-fault divorce, leave if you're unhappy.
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What does that mean, marriage isn't marriage anymore?
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Because there have been so many marriages in the course of history
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either the man or the woman has been very unhappy,
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and they've been forced basically to stay in a marriage.
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Why would you spend it with someone who doesn't have a job?
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There's a reason we have phrases like a man of his word, right?
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There's a balance and a compromise in relationships.
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Learning to, you know, know and understand another person.
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Eventually, potentially, if you want to be bringing children into the world
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their own identity with the love that they have for another person.
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And, you know, for example, I know an older woman, actually,
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who's a friend of our family, who got divorced at about 60.
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I got to a point, after I'd stopped being a mother and, you know, I was just kind of getting on,
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And I didn't really feel like I knew who I was anymore, because I'd always just been a wife and a mother.
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I would say a modern mentality is me before the family.
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I would say traditionalism is the family before me, especially in women.
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And so what I actually, it's interesting you said 60-year-olds, because, you know,
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I've interviewed 600, 700 people roughly in the past year and a half.
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I've done hundreds of shows interviewing people about relationships.
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And what I find is the 60-year-olds tend to, a lot of those women led their daughters astray.
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You know, there's a reason we're in this mess, right?
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A lot of those women had the wrong mentality when it came to marriage
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and had exactly the mentality that you're talking about.
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Which is the one to prioritize balancing one's own sense of identity with compromise in a relationship.
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But that's, again, you know, I think there's an interesting point here, actually.
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And it's really unfortunate, because I would say the women of our generation really are suffering
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because of the advice of the women of the past.
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There's an interesting point here, right, which is that we do live in a very individualistic society.
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And we're all told, actually, I think a lot of the time, in our relationships as well,
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you have to be a certain way if you want to receive love.
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You have to be a certain level of attractiveness.
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It's actually been very interesting, this interview.
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In terms of trad values, like, my wife puts the bins out, for example.
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I don't know if I should feel ashamed of myself.
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I do other stuff, but I don't put the bins out.
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It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the 50s and the 60s, especially in our
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I enjoy the aesthetic, and I think that's where people get a little mixed up with my
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But I, well, to answer your question, actually, I don't put the trash bins out.
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But I think we have this thing in our household where he does most of the outdoor work.
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Of course, he works and provides, and I'm the homemaker.
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In relation to what Pearl said, is part of a sense of being dutiful and having no problem,
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I believe that traditionalism can, it is putting your family before yourself.
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And I think it is having those traditional values that were once definitely more in place
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You know, you see self-love printed everywhere, right?
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And women, speaking of divorce and marriage, women are leaving marriage far more easier than men.
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And they are doing it because they think there's something better out there for them,
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And they're going through divorce after divorce.
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And it's a sacred bond where two become one under God.
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And I think part of that is putting your partner's needs before your own every single day.
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And I think of my husband as much as I can and what will please him and make him happy.
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I think that's a lovely way to think about relationships.
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And I wanted to point something else out that you might have gone over some people's heads.
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What was the biggest difference between the feminists next to me and the trad way?
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Now, is it anti-feminist for a woman to suck cock?
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But true feminism is a burning desire for cock.
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And the same goes for the role of the traditional wife.
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No, but bro, you keep talking over everybody, B.
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No, generally, bro, you're talking the whole time!
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Yeah, bro, like, bro, like, have some respect for other guesses.
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Yeah, but homie just keeps talking over everybody, bro.
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No, you don't respect me, you don't respect nobody here.
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Because you're raising your voice on everybody.
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I don't want to have to cut your mics, guys, please.
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I keep talking over you, but you keep talking over me.
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You're calling me a bully and you're cutting off my mic.
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I love how the women are nice and quiet and chill.
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I think we've got a great representation going on here, guys.
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You're not trying to have a man bullying me online, like, like, like.
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Yeah, but we're trying to call everyone to order.
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It's because both of you weren't trying to listen.
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I want the super chats to speak about what's happened now.
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Because you're going to have me acting like I'm acting mad.
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So if Pearl is calling both your attention, I'm calling both your attention.
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So that's what I'm saying to get back to the show.
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So the one thing that I was going to say that I noticed with that clip.
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You guys remember the clip that we just watched?
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So the biggest thing that I noticed was female narcissism.
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Because the one woman was thinking about her husband and the other woman couldn't...
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Like she literally thought that I was interrupting her when she was interrupting me the whole time.
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And the first thing she said was, I can only give if it's reciprocal.
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But when you're in a traditional family unit, it's not about you.
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And when you think of the most, like, feminine...
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I'm sure you guys have a grandma, aunt, whoever.
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So usually when women say, oh, I can only do it.
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I mean, I think Grace is actually very attractive.
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She's probably more attractive than the trad wife.
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And I'm not a big fan of trad wives, generally.
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Having said that, I think that the trad wife on that clip, I think she was talking a lot of sense.
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And I think what Grace was saying, it was actually really sad.
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I mean, the story about the 60-year-old woman who just ditched her husband
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because she felt like she wanted to go and find herself.
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And equally, the whole Emily Razakowski thing, it's just sort of like...
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I mean, even putting families aside, what about the bond between the man and the woman, right?
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You've presumably fallen in love with this woman.
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And then five years, seven years later, the woman's just like,
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There's a whole, like, green pastures out there, so sod you.
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And then you wonder why people, like, guys aren't getting married.
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But why would I get married when the likely prognosis of that marriage
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is that in seven to ten years, the woman's just going to go,
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It depends on how long they've been together prior to them, obviously, getting married.
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So I would like to think that how long that you're together before the engagement,
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A big part in actually the whole marriage, like staying together for a certain period of time.
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For the lady, for example, she's just said, after what, five years?
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She just said, yeah, nah, forget it, basically.
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Clearly, to me, that seems like you haven't been with your partner for a long time.
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It might be worse if you've been together before, because then you've got more time to get bored of each other.
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I think there's a main problem, because I've got a master's degree in psychology, so I'm just kind of dissecting a lot of things.
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All that we're seeing is very self-centered, very egoistic conversations.
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There's a lot of expectations and the whole picture pictured on, you know, the image of what a perfect man or woman should be.
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The problem that we're having is no one's turning around to be like, how can I improve myself?
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What can I do to be a better person today or a better wife or a better husband?
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There's a lot of external factors instead of internal factors.
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Well, I guess the trad woman's doing that a bit.
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I guess the trad woman's trying to do that, isn't she?
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Do you see how that instills like a form of anxiety between all men?
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This whole idea, like, that you can be in a relationship for 10 years and then next thing you know, she ups and leaves and is all done.
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But you can die tomorrow and nothing is ever guaranteed.
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Because I haven't said anything for the whole...
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Basically, women, yes, maybe divorce is more with women.
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We were talking earlier about when a woman sort of helps build with a guy and then when the guy dumps her and he's successful and then he finds someone else.
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Or he's like toy girl or whatever, you know, the next young pretty thing.
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No, I'm telling you, like, the numbers don't back you up.
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You can actually look up, like, the age that, like, people divorce on average.
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I'm telling you, you can get them from the UK, the US.
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I mean, we can also just look in normal reality when women go on TikTok and talk about why
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I'm the biggest one to not believe stats, but I think you kind of have to look at what
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And the truth of the matter is you could even look at numbers, like, from before the 60s,
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Because another way you can, like, look at what's going on in the Times is you take eyewitness
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So, like, people that were alive during the time, what they wrote about, and women were more
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likely to divorce even before no-fault divorce, like, when it happened.
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I mean, when we're comparing to 100 years ago and today, let's look at a lot of factors.
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Like, let's look at the food that we're eating, the products, the hygiene products that women
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We've got a lot of imbalance in our chemicals in our bodies today.
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Our hygiene products, our food, our air, our water, everything is poison.
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But my point is women tend to file for a divorce, and the idea that, like, men tend to leave for
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So, women, like, men aren't really filing for a divorce like that, and then if you just
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want to look in, like, reality, there's reasons that men say it's cheaper to keep her happy
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It's because they're not really divorcing like that.
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Yeah, I don't agree that she just is, like, a glamorizing divorce.
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Because I think it is a contractual agreement, I've said this before, and actually that's
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If you are going into a legally binding contract, a marriage, you are, you must be thinking
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You have to have some kind of discernment that you're like, this has to be, like, someone
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Unless you're a gold digger or, um, or you're marrying for some kind of trust fund or whatever
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Exactly, and I mean, I mean, it was Mia Khalifa who said something similar, wasn't it, a couple
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I think, I think where Grace was, was wrong, is to say, if you're actually marrying somebody,
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and then seven years down the line, you just change your mind.
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I think that's wrong, because you've entered into a legally binding, like, a legally and
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If you're just dating them, that's a different thing.
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If you guys are just dating, okay, fine, but why actually get married?
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And the other thing too is, she said, what about your happiness?
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But it's like, why are you relying on someone else to make you happy?
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You know, the problem is life is very long, and there's a lot of ups and downs, and I mean,
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And the issue is that I think some women, you know, they get into the relationship, it
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goes a little bit flat for a while, and then they're like, oh shit, the grass is greener.
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Okay, let's just check out of this, and we'll go and try over there.
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And like the trad wife said, I mean, the grass isn't always greener, you know?
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But I think there's external factors as well that can come into play.
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I mean, the economy, the financial state that somebody is living in, does that deter someone's...
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Well, if he's a broke boy, she should leave him.
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Yeah, but let's just ask this hypothetical question.
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Let's say there's someone that's very wealthy, and then all of a sudden the economy crashes,
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You've got to build again, you've got to build again.
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Because like when women, for example, when women win the lottery, women tend to leave their husbands,
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When women get promoted, they're more likely to divorce.
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But every woman has an inclination to do the same thing.
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I mean, I just think we're hardwired to want men that provide for us.
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And I think a lot of times when we start to out-earn them, we think that we're better than them.
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But I see, like I saw a woman with my same job.
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I don't know if you guys, Ebony Williams, maybe?
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She's a 39, 40-year-old TV presenter, which is what?
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And she was talking about she wouldn't date a bus driver.
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But when you think about it, a bus driver is a more necessary job than the girl talking
00:38:54.140
So the last thing I wanted to bring up today actually was, so back to like the narcissism
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And what I see is this extreme narcissism and men just telling us what we want to hear.
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And one of the themes, I just kind of think of things as like patterns and trends.
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And one trend I see is men convincing women that we're just young forever and hot for a lifetime.
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So I wanted to show you guys a tweet that I had that just really ruffled some feathers.
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And you guys can tell me if you think it's too offensive or don't, don't feel like you
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The, the, do the last one I sent you, I think it's the, the, wait, wait, hold on.
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So I had, I had a tweet and this tweet had wives and mothers tweeting me their selfies.
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None will compete with the average in shape 21 year old.
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So basically she just gave us the keys on how to get the women.
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I've seen some really good looking 35 year old women on Twitter as well.
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You've seen some good looking 35 year old women.
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And they typically are more good looking than the average 21 year old.
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Like we go to a college campus and those 35 year old women are just.
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I mean, well, it's going to be two different things though, isn't it?
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Because at the end of the day, a 35 year old woman is probably going to be more wrinkled.
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Spending more money, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Are the 35 year old women more wrinkled than the 21 year old women?
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I'm going to go with the women first then I'm going to come to the guys, please.
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to do anything to your face or anything like that.
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and also I do some stuff around like student stuff, right?
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At the moment, no, because they don't look after themselves.
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because it doesn't count if we're like fatties.
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But also there are a lot of like sort of 21-year-olds
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Does not agree until they want to take the clothes off?
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No, I don't want to see if your ass looks fat in a sundress.
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I think, I love the fact that you've got reality
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So, you know, we always, they always bring me up, J.Lo,
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And it's like, I don't, you know, like, I mean, come on.
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Okay, sure, a 9.5 in her prime is going to be a 7 at 35.
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But like, you know, and you know what, I, you know,
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I had a very similar one where I had wives and mothers
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And then I had women calling me bitter and just evil
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And so to me, this spoke more to female narcissism
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because we can't hear, you know, I'm, I'm 26, right?
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And at 26, a hundred years ago, they would have said,
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I understand we're in 2023 where that's not the norm,
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the average 20-year-old chick is going to be hotter.
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I said that hot, because what does that hot mean?
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and then they open their mouths and it's like, no.
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I always learn something new from listening to women speak.
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Those kind of men are not looking for your total package.
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So if you're someone that already knows all your style,
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No, but you're literally telling me what men want
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because you publicly said younger women are hotter.
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And also why do you want to see other people's things?
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This is a bad example of a guy that I wouldn't want to marry.
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Well, I mean, statistically, you're going to be.
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It's about the narcissism of the age, isn't it?
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The narcissism of women specifically in this case
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why is it that these days every woman has to be hot?