Pearl BREAKS DOWN Why Therapy Is A SCAM
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Summary
In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by a very special guest who is a psychologist by profession. We talk about the state of mental health in America, the role of women in society, and why women should not be in the workplace.
Transcript
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Like, if there is like issues going on with like to keep the parents together,
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if it was a last resort, would you think that couples therapy is a good thing
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to make the parents stay together for the kids?
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Well, I think if you get a good therapist potentially,
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but I think 90% plus of therapists are insane and crazy.
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I'm not saying there's no validity in the profession, there is.
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Well, I'll tell you, I was in it because I just wanted a visa.
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Yeah, so I just was like, this seems like an easy degree,
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And I noticed all the girls in the program were crazy.
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You were going to go in and pay nine grand a year to be a psychologist.
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Well, I had a sports scholarship here, so it was different.
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I was like, these are the therapists of America?
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So I had this whole women aren't needed in society video.
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But because I realized every industry women run, it just tends to go poorly.
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I was like, God damn, we run every industry we go into into the ground.
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Now, because everyone was like, oh, you need the teachers, right?
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Like, you need women in society and the workforce.
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Turns out when women got into the, they took over education in the 80s, what they did was
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they made the, it used to just be based on test scores.
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So you would have a test every month or three months, like, and it would be a standard.
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And then you had to, like, just test and that was it.
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Then they added in projects, papers, all this other shit that made it more subjective.
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Because when women go into an industry, we make it more egalitarian, where men naturally
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So now, right now, we have, a high school graduate has an, I think it's an eighth grade
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So since, and usually there's a teacher and a teacher's aide.
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So two teachers couldn't teach as well as one man.
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And now we have participation trophies as well.
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Yeah, but that's because when women go into an industry, we tend to want to make it more
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I mean, even when, like, earlier, I was like, we have to make, like, rank everything.
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Because men tend to do, like, more of a hierarchy where women want it to be more equal.
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They've got to get lower test scores to get into the force.
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In the UK, police only get paid 23 grand a year.
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So I don't think anybody would really want to do that job.
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Well, if we got rid of the women, maybe they'd get paid a little more.
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I feel like nobody would get paid more in the UK.
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And it's only in the last sort of, like, 10 years.
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Well, way back in the day, they used to have guns.
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Well, my uncle's gone to Saudi Arabia at the moment.
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And he was saying it's, like, different than everyone says it is.
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Like, it's not as crazy as they make it up to Dubai.
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It's like, when I went to Mexico, everyone was like, oh, my God, it's so bad.
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And I was just like, you just need to be polite and be nice to everyone that speaks to you.
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And, you know, you need to be respectful of their culture and the things that they do.
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I think most people, like, get so scaremongered by certain places.
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And I think, like, people talk about USSR-run countries, and they're like, it's not like.
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So my next question is, who is to blame for modern relationships, men or women?
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So essentially, essentially, 100 years ago, 85% of people were married.
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It was 85 to 90%, because 85% was the virginity rate.
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Okay, but let's say 90% of people were married 100 years ago.
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So, who is to blame for this shift where it used to be, you get married, you stay married.
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Because, yeah, because they're ultimately the decision makers.
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But, I mean, to, you know, for sex, for marriage.
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And it's a function of society with everything being pushed on you, social media.
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You know, I'm going to take the woman's side for one second.
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I think as a woman, you can't expect the world.
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And I think if you offer or bring anything to the table.
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But I think the average chick really doesn't, unfortunately.
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But the thing is, I hear women throw around the word narcissist like it's a game of tennis.
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Like, the thing is, is that not everyone is a narcissist.
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There are people with narcissistic personality disorder.
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And with women's addiction to social media, I think women are way more narcissistic than that.
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And because of social media, the standards that they have for a partner is overblown compared to what it would have been when they were living in a small country town before social media ever existed.
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Is that men's fault though for not being autism?
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It's women's fault of having unrealistic expectations.
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The thing is, I've been friends with the type of girl who will literally do everything for male validation.
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It's all about social media, wearing the certain things and doing the certain things.
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I'm like, all you're going to get is just the fuck out of it.
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And then they'll go, why has this guy hurt my feelings?
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You've given absolutely nothing and expected everything.
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I think women are incredibly, incredibly good at deluding themselves.
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But that unrealistic expectation comes from, I think, the feminism push.
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Women were lied to for the last 10, 20 years that they are, you know.
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That, you know, feminism is the way to go, that they're almost on an equal playing field
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So, to tack off that point, you said the original question was who's responsible for it.
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Well, you could get really technical and say it was men because it came from a certain
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The idea of feminism and social Marxism came from French philosophers.
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I thought that was the original because his interpretation of the Bible was, like, basically that women had
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It's like, he reinterpreted the Bible, basically, to the point where, like, the men have to get
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But if Plato, you would have expected something to have happened a lot sooner if Plato didn't.
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And you start to see feminism as, like, a social movement mainstream, like the 1800s.
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It's like, if you go back to, like, Henry VIII, like, Anne, who was the woman that got
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The thing is, this is what we do at work, you see.
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It's just like, like, when we come with ideas, we chop off their head.
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I think women are just far more impressionable.
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They watch one reality TV show, and it breaks their programming, and they've got to think,
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You know, you watch one soap opera, and you go, I need to be living like Kim Kardashian.
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They realized that we could be influenced by propaganda when the radio happened in the
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1920s, because basically what they do is they say, women, this is this horrible thing
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that happened, and then this is how you can solve it, and they'll either put, you know,
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vote for me, or they'll put, buy this, whatever.
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Yeah, because the opportunity arose, I mean, if we're talking about, like, America during
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the war, like, they had the President Hoover, like, he did the Hoover chats, and most of
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them, the fireside chats were women calling in and talking about their issues at home
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whilst their husbands were off at war and stuff like that, and obviously the empathy would
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come more for them, and then obviously it would be a lot of women listening to that same
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And they've constantly put, like, propaganda, because again, we literally believe anything.
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It's so crazy, because, like, even King, we were talking about how we do these shows,
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and we just hear the same ideas from women over and over and over again, and one idea
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that they put into our heads is basically, like, if you trust a man, like, you need to
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You need to have a backup plan because he will abuse you.
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He will this, and that's why, like, every single show, it's, like, the first thing.
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Someone's going to bring up this, because, and then what they also did was they convinced
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women that were abused and were not because they expand the definition of abuse, so they
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basically put goddamn everything, so they'll do coercive control, financial abuse, like,
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basically all these words to just confuse you and convince you you were abused and you're