In this episode, we talk about the effects of single motherhood and how it has impacted our generation and the impact on our children. We also talk about why single mother homes are the root cause of so many of our problems.
00:02:17.360It's like that thing where, you know, when people say, like, someone who bullies is someone who's just being bullied in another situation by someone else.
00:02:26.380You can liken that to the situation because it's like if one person sees a bad relationship and they don't know how to do a bad relationship,
00:02:33.240bad relationship, all they will know is what they've seen and what they know to be true from the immediate surroundings.
00:02:41.140Now, if the immediate surroundings are negative and every example of a relationship is all negative,
00:02:46.800the only idea of a relationship that they have in their head is most likely going to refer back to negative.
00:02:52.100Yes, they will have the positive ones from movies and stuff, but they only know negative.
00:02:55.460Also, it's also about, like, the way that behavior, the way that humans behave is based off of what they know.
00:03:01.040We can only behave off of what we know.
00:03:02.840Like, if you go back to when we were, is it, like, hunter-gatherer times?
00:03:37.700Like, why do you think, we don't even have to look at stats to know this.
00:03:41.200Why do we say that girls have daddy issues?
00:03:44.100There are ramifications for not having functioning, happy relationships.
00:03:47.760And I also think it turns men into simps where they don't know how to deal with women because, like,
00:03:53.720they've never seen a masculine man lead in a relationship.
00:03:56.220But then you have all the women complaining that there's no masculine men.
00:03:59.080It's like trying to explain the color red to someone who's colorblind.
00:04:01.120If you've never seen the color red, how do you explain it?
00:04:03.240Like, have you seen, have you guys heard of the inmates and the prisoners and the guards' psychological, like, experiment that happened, that they did?
00:04:38.540And they had to shut it down early because the guards were, like, really taking it in as, like, this is their life.
00:04:45.100And these people are actually villainous people.
00:04:48.640The reason I bring this up is to show, like, this is a real-life psychological example of what it looks like to be surrounded by images of things that you don't really understand.
00:04:57.960It's an example of, like, being surrounded by a negative image of what you think should happen, only going off your idea of what it should happen and seeing how the human mind goes with that.
00:05:11.940Because they were quick to take on the roles of prisoner and jailer.
00:06:06.340Like, they always remarry someone and the stepmoms always, like, disgusting, but you never really talk about the mom because you was past or something.
00:06:13.760And it's always, like, one of those ones where single-parent's, like, lifestyle had been pushed, not, like, directly, but, like, indirectly in different ways of, like, if you notice it, then you notice it type of thing.
00:06:25.020I just think that modern women are selfish when it comes to their kids.
00:06:28.000They care about themselves more than their kids.
00:06:30.100And I think it's really sad, and I think it actually ruins society because when you put yourself before your kids, you mean you put your generation before the next generation.
00:06:43.700So to the point of, like, people that are not having kids, right?
00:06:48.440Do you reckon there's enough women that have passed that point of being able to get pregnant that are actually speaking to younger women and saying, all right, let's...