00:02:12.240I definitely would have much preferred to be around in that time because, you know, things were just, I would say, more simple back then.
00:02:21.520And just more, just, I wouldn't say easier, but just there wasn't a lot of pressure.
00:02:28.660You know, you didn't have that much pressure to prove yourself or you weren't comparing yourself to people all the time.
00:02:35.460And, you know, you kind of just did what you did to get by.
00:02:38.560And, you know, communities were stronger as well.
00:02:40.500Yeah, you looked after your family and, you know, you weren't distracted by social media and, you know, what people are doing and what people are wearing and buying nowadays.
00:02:51.220So I feel like we have been, like, brainwashed in a way.
00:02:56.600And I would much prefer to be back in those days, to be honest.
00:03:00.300I would say, obviously, we're talking about gender right now, but for race, I think in 1953, like, it must have been way harder for, like, black couples to be able to even, like, function.
00:03:16.300So, and then 2023, we're much more aware about, like, race and, like, the effects that, like, black people have.
00:03:24.640Like, so for me to find a lovely black man in 2023, I feel like, yeah, it will be much easier for us to actually be in an open relationship.
00:03:35.200No, not open, open, because, no, I want to be in a monogamous relationship, but, yeah, you know, to even hold hands down the street without, yeah.
00:03:59.800I think, like, they're really influenced by society and that they're, like, chasing what society is feeding them.
00:04:07.560And, like, when they actually get there, they're so unhappy because they've realised they've wasted their life chasing something that was designed to destroy them.
00:04:17.000I think that was always implicated from the 1950s, even till now.