In this episode, we talk about how men lie to women and how to deal with it. We also talk about what it means to be an independent woman and why it's important to have a man in your life who respects you.
00:00:40.220Most men aren't smooth enough to do it.
00:00:41.780I can sit with a chick and disagree with her and be funny enough and smart enough and charismatic enough and I'm high status enough and she respects me enough to listen.
00:00:49.320But if I'm just some normal dude and I start arguing with a chick, she's going to bounce on the dinner and say, fuck you.
00:01:08.720I'm telling you the baseline of how men truly function.
00:01:11.700If I'm expected to fight and die to protect you, because that's what is expected of me by society and of you, you may think you don't expect that of me.
00:01:20.700But if we're walking down through London in the middle of the night and two guys come up with machetes, you're going to hide behind me knowing I'm going to die because I can't win this fight.
00:01:48.000And you know the difference is, the only difference, like he's top G, and I was like, the only difference between him and my man and the level of respect is money.
00:02:27.400Why does money have to matter for submission?
00:02:31.180Because if you have enough money to make sure that she doesn't need to work, go and deal with her boss every day, all the stress, all these bills,
00:02:38.900then, of course, she's going to look up to you and be like, oh, okay, he pays my bills.
00:02:43.380My mama's only about 40,000, and it works.
00:02:45.620I'm like, you know what I'm so, I just never, I grew up in a 1% family.
00:02:49.700I never expected a dude to pay for everything.
00:03:02.400In every relationship that's beautiful, every relationship that's happy, regardless of the socioeconomic scale, regardless of how rich or poor they are, regardless of how famous they are, regardless of how whatever.
00:03:11.500In every relationship where people are truly happy, pay attention.
00:06:56.740So this is what I was saying earlier about reality slaps men in the face and shows them their place very quickly.
00:07:02.620Because all these men, reality is showing them their place.
00:07:05.960There are women who are disagreeable and unlikable and doing wrong things and acting badly and fucking up how to make a man attractive to them.
00:07:12.280And they're not being slapped in the face by reality because they're still ending up with a partner.
00:07:16.600So this is the point we're trying to make here.
00:15:19.640I don't think the red pill addresses the fact that there were a lot of housewives that were left widowed quite young
00:15:27.640and therefore had no choice but to step up in transition into a strong and evolved modern woman.
00:15:34.640And I say that because my dad passed away when I was 12 and I didn't have a man in my life to be able to show me the way.
00:15:40.640Not only because there's really just not many men in my life.
00:15:43.640Because my mom focused her energies and efforts into raising us and providing for us because she didn't have a man.
00:15:49.640And I don't think it would be fair to even expect my mom to, when we were all 12, 13, 14, to go and find a new man.
00:15:56.640Because actually that creates even more issues within the home for us to even to accept him.
00:16:00.640Especially because we had close relationship with my dad.
00:16:02.640With that said, what the red pill movement fails to address, empathize with and look for solutions
00:16:10.640is for all the women and the men that come from these sorts of homes where actually it is not your fault that you are a product of your environment.
00:16:18.640So when you were telling me about housewife, you're masculine, you're this, you're that, I have to say my mom raised four daughters on her own by my age.
00:16:27.640She had the four of us moved freshly to the UK.
00:18:34.640It does attract a lot of angry, bitter people, but I think that's because life's very difficult as a man, like we said earlier.
00:18:39.640And some of them end up angry and bitter.
00:18:41.640The answer to all things, I believe, whether you're a man or you're a woman, to try and heal all rifts between genders.
00:18:47.640I think whether you're a man or you're a woman, the answer to all things in life is to take absolute and utter self-accountability for all the good and all the bad.
00:18:54.640You must look at yourself and realize that everything good that happened in your life is your fault and everything bad that happens in your life is completely your fault.
00:19:01.640And with that, having that high degree of absolute accountability, it doesn't matter even if it rains outside, I blame myself because I didn't have to be in London, right?
00:19:10.640I could have stayed in Dubai and it wouldn't have rained.
00:19:12.640So I'm responsible for absolutely everything.
00:19:14.640And if you do that, you pay attention to things and you try your very best to mitigate the negative circumstances and work your hardest, you're going to have a pretty good life.
00:19:22.640I just want to finish by saying that I believe that men and women are best as a team.
00:19:27.640I don't think any woman will be truly happy without a man, and I certainly know that no man will be happy without a woman.
00:19:32.640I think it's absolutely beautiful when we work as couples and we create families and we stick to our strengths.
00:19:37.640When men stick to what they're good at and a woman sticks to what they're good at, that makes them the most powerful team on the planet.
00:19:43.640And the world we're living in now, we have societal pressures and propagandas which are trying very hard to divide and split the genders.
00:19:49.640But truthfully, the power and the beauty of the universe relies on us working together.
00:19:54.640So it's been very nice speaking to you, ladies.
00:19:57.640I'm only upset that you ran out of clementines and I'm stuck with you.
00:20:01.640I was going to say, give this man an orange.
00:20:06.640But yeah, all in all, I think it's good.
00:20:08.640And I also think that discussion is very, very important.
00:20:11.640And I think that a lot of these issues are delicate and are nuanced and people listening to conversations like these and hearing the different points of view and understanding each other is a fantastic way to progress.
00:20:20.640And we're entering brand new territory and it's never been done before.
00:20:23.640And perhaps you can call me old fashioned.
00:20:25.640I don't think it's going to be as good as it was in the olden days, but we're going to find out.