Man HIGHLIGHTS This Trait In Modern Women
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Summary
In this episode, the brother and sister duo of the sit down and talk about all things parenting, mental illness, and sex. They also talk about why women should or shouldn t have kids and why they don t want them.
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I know someone else, personally, that it's the same situation that's happened to them.
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They were on the pill, and they've had two children from being on the pill.
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Yeah, I think you seem very nice, but I think most women lie about this shit.
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You can only get pregnant three, maybe five days of the month.
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How are we all getting pregnant left and right?
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I think a lot of women have secretly, unknowingly, a bipolar disorder where they have someone else that commits crimes on their behalf.
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I think a lot of women have a representative that commits crimes on their behalf, and then they can claim to not know what happened.
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Allergies to accountability and responsibility.
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I saw there's a guy from the 1900s talking about...
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I was reading about the court system in the 1900s, and he was talking about how female versus male victims, even in the early 1900s before social media, women would never admit they were guilty.
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Like, if a man committed a crime, he might be like, all right, I did it.
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But the woman would always have someone to blame.
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And he was literally talking about this in the 1900s.
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But it's interesting, if you say, like, there was another case where a guy killed his family.
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And the reason he killed his family was because the wife basically threatened to, like, take all his shit.
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And it's like, if we bring that up, there's no sympathy for the man.
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But it's, like, interesting because the other way around, if you say, oh, well, she killed her baby, but she was depressed, but she was this, but she was that.
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Yeah, so you still, you don't want kids, though.
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With the right person, possibly, but not as my, not right this very second, no.
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I'm never going to say never because I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.
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Like, I've always been a little bit of a girly girl, but my mom and dad used to buy me dollies.
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I think, I think that programs women to not want children.
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Like, that's, if you're at 11 hours now, you've probably been similar for a long time.
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So think about how much influence that has over you every single day.
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And all of the programming and the messaging is like, don't have kids.
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A lot of my, like, I watch a lot of stuff to do with kids.
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I've got all kids doing this and that and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And the dating pool that, like you said earlier, like if we were to go on Tinder or Hinge or anything like that, the dating pool is the same sort of men.
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Like, not per se you would be attracted to them on a sort of mental level, like a mental capacity sort of level.
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What characters do you think, what character traits do you look for in a boyfriend?
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What, like, surface level or just actual, just character traits?
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Or, like, any adult figure in their life has got respect for their adult figures in their life.
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Caring is a C, has good relationships with an H, ambition is an A, we've got cha, so the last one has to start with a D.
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Despise is modern, since there is, we got to spell Chad, we're almost there.
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My number one is doesn't think women should vote.
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No, not number one, but I agree with you on that.
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Has a good relationship, ambitious, doesn't Chad.
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Anyone that is of a legal way should be able to vote.
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Everyone should have their right to vote, I believe.
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This is, like, more of a philosophical and, like, governmental argument, but it's because
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Because if criminals couldn't vote, you would have a surplus of government power concentrated
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where people would be appointed as criminals so that they would not have the ability to
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So if you look at, like, most constitutional monarchies today, criminals can vote.
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Because then you don't want judges to be able to be bought for their votes, right?
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Because then they can take political decisions in court.
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And what you want to avoid is political decisions in court.
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You don't want to say, he's a criminal if you have the authority to say that to take away
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I was raised in the Canadian constitutional monarchy.
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And I very much agree that even though, like, I don't support criminals and nobody likes
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You know, in the Soviet Union, which is where I spent the first nine years of my life, a
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And immediately, you know, they're removed from sort of the...
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Because the government overabuses the power by putting them...
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Well, in the U.S., it used to just be property owners.
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Remember when you had to be vaxxed to get a job or to get on a bus or to go to a restaurant,
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Those people, that's a second-class thing because they said, well, you're a criminal against
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society because you're creating an excess risk of society, which turned out to be untrue
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But that's where we ran into that sort of issue.
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Well, in the U.S., it used to just be landowners.
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Most people couldn't vote until, like, the early 1900s, late 1800s.
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But democracy is the worst, like, the best of the worst.
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Well, I mean, like, constitutional monarchies like the UAE are amazing and wonderful.
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There's a constitutional monarchies like Canada.
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But, like, benevolent dictatorships like the UAE are amazing because they have amazing leadership
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Like, it's one of the greatest places on earth, right?
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But benevolent dictatorships always have that risk of flipping to not being so benevolent.
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And then you turn into a Venezuela situation, right?
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But on the other end, democracy, you kind of get a mix of everything.
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So there's no, like, good outcome that you can guarantee under any system, right?
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Well, but the thing is, like, usually you have to have some skin in the game.
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That's, like, the way the U.S. was for most of history.
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Now, listen, I lean towards benevolent dictatorship myself.
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Like, if I'm in a company, like, and I am a CEO of a company, just so it turns out,
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like, I believe that, like, I'm better at making decisions than most of the people
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that are lower in that, let's say, hierarchy chain.
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And the reason is because, you know, companies are built by the market voting for you with
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their dollars, meaning that you make enough good decisions, you can build something substantive,
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And, like, for example, we have somebody that comes and helps us clean our office, like,
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very nice lady that does it, but her decisions would not be wise in the course of, like,
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Whereas, like, in democracy, you know, what you have is usually a very unqualified person
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being flipped for the next very unqualified person.
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And so it's not a good system, but it's the best system that we have, right?
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What do you think is your biggest frustration with the dating market today?
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So I feel like men don't like to chase as much as they used to.
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Do you think, do you think, do you think, yeah, but I still have girlfriends, female
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Do you think, are your, are your friends worth chasing?
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I just, it's the same common thing that comes up around my friendship group and my girls.
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When I'm talking to my girls, it's the same constant, oh, they're not chasing.
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If a man's not getting laid, would you, would you say it's the girls or is there something
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So, so if the girls aren't getting chased, isn't it their fault?
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Um, I just felt like, I feel like nowadays, maybe the guys in, well, the guys that I know
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well in the society or the guys, guys that my friends date, they're just more, they would
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want the girls to rather chase them than them do the chasing.
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Well, maybe it's because women don't respond well when we chase or when we, when they chase
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us, like they were saying earlier, how, when they reject us, we want them more.
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So isn't it kind of our fault because they respond to the market?
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Um, anything else, any other frustrations that you see with your friends?
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Um, no, a lot of my friends prefer guys that spend money more.
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Um, so they would more gravitate towards the guy that wants to maybe show them a nice time
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or is more like, oh, instead of going on a normal date, like let's go on holiday and
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They just, wait, they'll take them on a trip instead of a date?
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Or do they, are they in relationships with these guys or like they're just dating?
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No, I'm asking like what type of guys they date?
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No, but like what, what industries are they dating?
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Okay, so I have, I have, it's a different, so I have like my friends that date guys that
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work in finance, like business guys or have their own businesses or, and then I have guys,
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girls that would date guys that are footballers, rappers and.
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Who's the biggest rapper or footballer that slid into your friends' DMs?
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You know, guys, like if you're watching this, man, like if your fiance or wife has friends
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like that, like run away, run and like, don't look back, just run, just like run, like, and
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don't even look, just go just as fast as you can.