Modern Women ADMIT Men Deserve Better Treatment in Dating Market
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about love and how it's not a choice and how to deal with the emotions that come and go in relationships. We talk about our own experiences of falling in and out of love with our partners and how we deal with them. We also talk about the difference between unconditional love and conditional love.
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Because if he if you would choose bad, but but we don't choose it. We feel it. Yeah, like you you fool
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You can't control the things you can't control these emotions because you know the person is bad for you
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So why would anyone go I'm gonna choose that anyway? No, because you fit like you love them and it's not a choice
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I think you can control it though. Don't you I think sometimes we just let it get a bit out
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I mean you choose who you have sex with so you know
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You could feel one way about a guy, but you know if you see red flag red flag
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You don't have to say sex and love us are two different things. Yeah, but where does it start?
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I feel like you can't like for example, you could be with someone for a long time
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You can't just switch it off when you realize this they're starting to act different
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You can't just like just turn it off and be like yeah, I don't love you no more. It doesn't work like that. You can make a choice
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Yeah, you can make a choice. You can make a choice to leave them, but it's not gonna stop what you feel
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You get me like you can still feel a way like you might even miss them
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Because now you feel like you love the person they've done you like this, but you've left and now you're feeling like oh
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That's what makes people want to go back as well because it's like oh like
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You start to second-guess like oh did they even do this that bad was it was it wasn't me was I overreacting like it's it's not a choice
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It might be I mean, how is it how is it not a choice if you're gonna be with someone or not be with someone?
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Okay, isn't that a choice obviously that's you how you can feel how you feel but that's always you make
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That's a choice, but I meant love is not a choice like you can't choose to turn off your feelings for somebody
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Yeah, I feel like feelings are gonna come and go so if you're gonna be married for 50 years
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Do you think you're always gonna feel in love? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I think it's a choice at the end of the day
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Yeah, but you know your parents want to beat your brains out sometimes right like when you're a kid
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So one day my mom can't like tomorrow say you know what amber don't love you no more. It's gone
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Completely, but I bet sometimes they feel like that when you're acting a certain way
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So you think your parents sometimes are like pal?
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I feel like sometimes they felt like they wanted to kill me, you know, but they still love you though
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They still love you, but I'm saying it was a choice. My mom's definitely wanted to kill me a couple of times
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It's unconditional love with children. Yeah if I was to ask like with your kids
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I'll turn around to you and say oh, maybe tomorrow you won't love them no more
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But that's what I'm saying. It's a different type of love. There's different types of love isn't there?
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There's not just one type so there's like agape love that romantic love there's that coming with the children, but definitely with the children
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It's that unconditional love whereas with with men or partners. It's it's it is conditional to some degree
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Like you know how we're talking about how we were in relationships when we're younger. I feel like when you're younger
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You confuse the different types of love like you might think okay. I love this person
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So even if they do this to me, it's not gonna stop me feeling this way
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So it kind of comes off as unconditional, but obviously at that age you don't really understand
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But it's just the feelings I think sometimes women would have better outcomes if her parents picked a husband for us
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Yeah, I think that arranged marriages have got very good success rate
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I don't know because also sometimes my mum will buy me like a rug for my room and I hate it
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I think a lot of time we go after chemistry don't we wait, but that's what we're feeling with these guys
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It's the chemistry. It's not necessarily like this like you mentioned earlier. I hope you don't mind
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But you know this sort of calming effect this person has on you
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I understand that now today to be love when actually someone is like my peace and my calm
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Whereas when you're younger you go after the frill you go after the excitement there, you know
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So I just think that it's also like a hormonal response
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When did that switch for you from going for the exciting guy to the more calm peaceful guy?
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Probably 30 around 30. Yeah 29 30 when I when I when I felt pregnant at 30
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I felt pregnant with a guy I was with friends who for like five years and then we had a family together very quickly
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Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, and I kind of can't help but feel that there's a look there's a huge difference
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And I think that for us sometimes we get them a little bit confused
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There's a big difference between love and lust and and what we think you know that whole excitement that thrill that
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This is so not good for me, but I just want it anyway. Oh, he wants me. He desires me. He lusts me
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Um, yeah, there's a big difference between the two and I think when as that for me anyway
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I don't know if I can leave it the first phase of our relationship was definitely lusty
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I think I put him on a pedestal store to some degree
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But I think it was more staying in a situation for the for the wrong reasons if that makes sense
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Um, so now after coming out of that relationship, I was single for a long time like five years of single for
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I reflect on the chaos that was the last relationship and the war that I went through in the end of it
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So now that I'm all over the five years sort of coming to a place where you're comfortable with yourself
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You really love yourself. You really know your worth and what you want from a person
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But you know how you're talking about obviously lust and love and stuff. Don't you think that
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relationships come after lust because at the end of the day for somebody to be attracted to you and to want to get to know you like that
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It's all about physical attraction. How they feel about you in the beginning
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So I feel like lust kind of can in a way play into love because it comes that not really
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No one could turn my head that I really fancy now
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I don't care how hot a guy is you couldn't turn my head now
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You know what I mean? But if cool you were chatting to somebody let's say you find them attractive whatever
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They start ticking your boxes as you go one by one and then
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At the end of the day, you're going to start feeling this person. You're going to start off with a lust
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Yeah, you're going to start getting attracted and looks fade as well
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Do you think historically women have gone after looks?
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I think so. Yeah, no, actually I think women now more than ever
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I think women actually go after like dominance in a kind of way like
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The man who's manly are kind of thing like even if you look back in history and stuff
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They'll go after the man. I don't know who's killed so many people. I don't know
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But they'll go after these men that are showing their strength you get it
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So at the end of the day everybody wants to go for a man that's showing his manliness
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You don't have to be the best looking guy in the world
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But as long as you are coming off as a man, I feel like you get it
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I think with dating apps everybody's so looks focused now all the women included, you know, it's just it's literally yes
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I mean, how can you make a decision about your husband by looking at one photograph on it on a dating app, you know, but they're doing it
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They're saying no to these guys who are good guys good character
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Well, you can't but they're making that decision
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Who do you guys who do you guys think is pickier with looks men or women men men?
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Okay, okay, so would you would you say that dating apps is primarily looks?
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Yeah, I've seen a lot of things about like the captions as well, yeah, or how they slide into the deals
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I've never actually had like a conversation with a load of girls and it's about looks not really
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Would you would you say that when people select on dating apps mostly through looks?
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I don't really know because I've never really been on a date
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Well, I think men just swipe nearly enough everyone
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And then they whittle down once they've got all the matches and work out who they want to invest time to get to know
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What percent of men do you think women swipe right on?
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Women, what percentage of men do women swipe on?
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Yeah, I'd think that because obviously if you're in person it's the same kind of thing like
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You get more guys trying to approach women than women trying to approach guys
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I'm not gonna lie, I've never approached a guy like that unless unless I was drunk or something
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So I feel like if men are doing that anyway, why not on a dating app?
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Would men not be the ones to approach the women as well?
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I don't think the men are analysing the profiles like the women are
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So what percent of the time do you think men swipe right on dating apps?
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I was gonna, that's what I thought the question was for girls
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Because we expect men to be dominant and pursuers
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But men swipe on older women, I think 95 percent
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Because I have guy friends and some of them swipe left
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They don't even look at their phone, they just swipe left, so I'm just like
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So who's pickier when it comes to looks, men or women?
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I know guys, they will not find a girl attractive
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And they'll still do what they're doing, if that makes sense
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I feel like to base it off a dating app is an unfair basis
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Women are more for the protection that they can get
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What the, how they can build a future of the man so on and so forth
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Looks do play a part, however, there's a lot more that feeds into it
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So when we're selecting based on looks, who's pickier?
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That's why I said it's unfair because a dating app is unfair
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Because a woman is going to look at a lot more than just looks
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Because for me, I can only speak for myself actually
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But when I'm looking at someone's profile or whatever
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I'm not even on dating apps to date just to say
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I'm not on dating apps for any reason, just sometimes I'm bored
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But like, but like, because you know like at two o'clock in the morning
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Like I don't scroll through Instagram, whatever, whatever
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Who are you trying to talk to at 2am in the morning?
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I don't talk, this is the thing, this is the bad thing
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I'm just like, oh, let me look at the weird people about
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If I see someone who looks weird or interesting or something like that
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Have like a small conversation, see what I can learn from them
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It's not necessarily about looks and all these kind of things
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Would you guys date a guy, would you guys, would you guys date a guy
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That is two inches, three inches shorter than you?
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Because if you're already shorter than me, what about when I wear heels?
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You're gonna think, people gonna think you're my child
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I'm just curious out of the guys, would you guys date a girl
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If she looked good, three inches taller than you?
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Like if you look at BMI of a man and BMI of a woman
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But we have to think about our future offspring
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If he has bad all of these different kind of things
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What percent of men do you think are sexually active?
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I think a lot of them are looking after themselves
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Because they don't have that look that women are looking for
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Or they don't have that alpha that women are looking for
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And there's people who do it for religious purpose as well
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Not even people that want to do it before marriage
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What percent of guys do you think are over six foot?
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The guys that are over six foot that are active
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And these five foot two women that are demanding a six foot plus man
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I would get with a guy who's like still in the five foot
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But I think everyone's allowed to have a preference of height
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Like I mean historically we needed a guy that could protect us
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Well listen there's only 15% of these men though
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And you're telling me all the five foot twos want to be taking them
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A lot of short girls are the ones that go for the extra
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And what percent of those guys are good looking too
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And it's a very small percentage of men that most women are after
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The other ones they've got their pick haven't they
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But then you have one out of three men that are either virgins or haven't had sex in the past year
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But there's a million men that like we just like don't see
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I mean you've heard like six foot six figures six
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Most have got dad bods even when they're not dads
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But there's like a thing which a lot of girls like dad bods
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But honestly like you know women that have had children
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Men almost expect us to look like we've never had children
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I think that that's a pressure that we put on ourselves
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I think there are a lot that don't expect that actually
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Or I just know some really kind men and really good men
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I feel like guys expect you to gain like 10, 20 pounds
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What I don't think they expect is for you to blow up like a balloon
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You know I think most guys are forgiving 10, 20 pounds
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But it's just like when you look like a completely different person
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I've heard like that's when men are most likely like to step out on you
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Because you can't have sex for a certain amount of months after you give birth
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Your body's changed like your whole body's different
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So it's like if the guy's not really like I don't know
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I don't think he's got the energy he's going to be up all night with the baby
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He ain't got energy to be doing that in those first six weeks
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You've to understand it's such a small percentage of men
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That even have girls coming to them like that to the point that they can cheat
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But it is just the guys that women are choosing
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That side of things I'd imagine isn't it really
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Having someone who's not necessarily a good person
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I can't like there's a certain kind of appeal to people like that
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But sometimes it's just a bit of a mistake you know
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Often don't have that good relationship with their father
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Also I feel like social media has a big part to play in that
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Because I've noticed a trend where on social media will say
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And then females around me and that's what they're into
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I think there's a way for a man to be authoritative
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And he does not know how to regulate his emotions
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What do you mean they don't know how to regulate it?
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And that he is meant to be the head in some kind of way
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I feel like that's an innate thing that a man knows
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However when you are told that that is the only thing that you must be
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The emotions that make you human are kind of shunned
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What do you mean by emotions that make you human?
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Like to be overtly happy or when you said the word simp
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But not obviously too much masculinity in a female
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Don't you think you're asking men to emote like women?
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What I'm saying is that you have to understand that as a man
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You're going to have a little bit of feminine energy
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As long as you are able to fulfill your role as a man
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And you're going to sit there and allow me to do it
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If I want to do your nails and do your hair and do your makeup
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But I don't want to go out looking too promiscuous
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I might wear a top that shows a little bit of my boobs
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Then we might have a little conversation about it
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Do you think that men want to have conversations about problems?
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Or women want to have conversations about problems?
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Don't you think you're asking him to emote like a woman?
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Well I mean part of femininity is listening to your man
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So is it toxically feminine if you're not listening?
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I think that men are okay with us coming to talk about problems
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Men are very happy to be having these conversations
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In order to you know ensure that the relationship is on track
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Are you do you guys want to have a conversation with your woman
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But it's just going back to the toxic masculinity
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If you don't want to have a conversation about something
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I'm not asking you to have a period every month
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I'm saying when you say it's toxically masculine
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For you not to want to have a conversation with me
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And they want to say that's the end of conversation
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He's not even trying to hear your side of the story
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In a way where you're not even trying to let me talk
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I think like women just don't like being told no
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I think that's how two adults should communicate
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No, but that's because you're trying to make men communicate like women
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And you're like oh, I can't believe they're like
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And they would just roast the shit out of each other
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And I could not believe they talk to each other like that
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You would talk to like a bunch of boys a certain way
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Because you know you're in a group of a bunch of boys
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They know they can't communicate to us the same way to communicate to other men
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I'm saying it's not toxically masculine if a guy just says no under conversation
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Just give your reason because that's just what we want
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Do you do you think most women that's their answer?
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And when he says when you give them a reason he gives you a reason that they're like, oh, okay
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Example has messed things up. Let me give you another one
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Who be cooking that night say for example, I say babe
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I'm thinking about making a b c d for dinner and he goes no
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I feel like why is it that you have the right to tell us what we're eating?
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It's because he doesn't want to know and know the ins and outs in my opinion
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He doesn't want to know the ins and outs and what you've decided just cook the food men don't want to have to have a conversation
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I like to add I think men operate from a place of like solution if there's a problem
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It's very black and white it's women that want to have the conversation
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So instead of the I'm cooking tonight. Oh babe, this is what I'm going to cook. He doesn't care
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So what if I can decide babe without the first of my chicken this guy tells me he wants fish are my chickens therefore
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I think he'd be grateful for everything but that's why it's toxic masculinity because not everybody does it
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Toxic trait. I think that's controlling and narcissistic
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That's not toxic masculinity. What's controlling and narcissistic?
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Could you re-explain that? I just didn't understand what you're saying
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What I was saying is that's the toxic side of the whole toxic masculinity thing is when he wants to
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Apply himself in a way, but he's not trying to hear anything else
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That's basically what I was trying to get across
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Just trying to be cruel. I mean, it just sounds cruel like someone you say you're going to make something
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Yeah, that's what I kind of mean like that's what I take from that from toxic masculinity
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Like you send the food away because I've heard situations like that right where
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