A fascinating debate has broken out about the value of marriage and why it s bad for men to get married. Hannah Pearl Davis is one of the most controversial faces in all of the internet. She says marriage is a terrible deal for men because if you were in a business contract, you would never sign a contract where I am paid to leave.
00:02:42.660The most important thing is the children.
00:02:44.740And the problem is we have a modern society where it's me, me, me, my feelings, leave when I feel like it, instead of doing what's best for the kids.
00:02:52.680This myth that we live in an age of male privilege, where's my male privilege?
00:02:57.520They think, well, men have all the rights.
00:09:19.400All of the things that make me less hopeful are only going to increase over time.
00:09:24.660Despite what Tradcon say, America will never go back to the 1950s and 60s.
00:09:31.440Everything that's tearing society apart is only going to get worse.
00:09:36.580Modern women are going to keep being hoarse, having bastard kids, spending too much money, and putting themselves into debt.
00:09:44.800There's nothing that me or anyone watching this channel can do about it.
00:09:49.460When your job is to report the facts like mine is, you just keep looking at what's happening in society and anyone would lose hope.
00:09:59.700So today's show, I want people to call in and tell me why I should have hope in today's society when it comes to men and women and marriage and children.
00:10:10.840Tell me how we can get women to stop aborting their children, value their husbands, and spend less money.
00:10:16.980Tell me how we can get women to value anything other than themselves and their own selfish desires.
00:10:22.200So, I want to read a couple comments we had last video.
00:10:27.200And by the way, anyone that left these comments is more than welcome to call in.
00:10:32.780Now, by the way, this is a discussion.
00:10:52.540Pearl, please don't let the daunting nature of society defeat you.
00:10:56.520Yes, Tate spent three years doing this and I watched you go from nothing to having your own show, becoming successful, getting demonetized, but who cares?
00:11:04.820What matters is that you improved your life, supporting your mentality.
00:11:07.700But now it seems like you're almost letting it defeat you.
00:11:10.440Tate is still doing the same shit, preaching the same message.
00:11:12.920He's just not quite as controversial about it, but get him worked up and it'll all come out.
00:13:49.560As a collective society, if we focus more on me, me, me, while disregarding virtue and morals, you won't have a country, let alone a population in a couple generations.
00:14:00.780Disregard your kids or future people for now will be the downfall of us all.
00:14:05.440I mean, Bonnie Blue didn't come up with this new point of view.
00:14:10.200It's called nihilism, and that was my outlook on life.
00:14:12.980Pearl said something I agree with, though.
00:14:15.820Just accept the world for how it is and navigate it accordingly.
00:14:19.160I'm playing the game with the rules we have now, not the rules I wish we had.
00:14:23.340Pearl, the way you describe questioning your sanity doing this job is what nurses go through working in an insane asylum, even for a short time.
00:14:58.360For you to say that you don't know what you will do until it happens to you just tells me that you don't know who you are and what you stand for.
00:15:06.100If you don't know what you stand for, then who are you?
00:15:08.620You're the type of person that says one thing, but you start doubting yourself when the pressure is on.
00:15:14.500It's one thing to admire someone living life on their own terms.
00:15:17.540It's another to respect the fact that those terms are debauchery.
00:15:22.020It's like you said, you respect a psychopath or a serial killer because they live life on their own terms.
00:15:28.160Pearl is like, I lost the will to live?
00:19:22.600You know, you just see how their wives disrespect them publicly.
00:19:26.580And, things you thought worked, that worked for millennia, don't work the same way they used to.
00:19:36.720Imagine if you're, most relationships nowadays are on dating apps.
00:19:42.940What if you think you're above dating apps?
00:19:45.280Well, you probably just won't have a relationship.
00:19:47.240So, what happens is the YouTubers, we start with a lot of these thoughts and they get backed into a corner where their worldview, for example, where Michael Knowles has to make the choice, is my worldview wrong?
00:20:04.780And, you know, I don't know if these guys, it's because of, they're lying intentionally or unintentionally.
00:21:59.180The other thing was, when I interviewed women, there would be women that seemed to have a change of heart.
00:22:08.060And, what happened was, they would still do the same thing.
00:22:13.620Now, you kind of get into a corner where you have to think, a lot of content creators get into this corner, and what happens is, instead of being honest, they say what people want them to hear.
00:22:31.440And, it would be way easier to just say, all right, guys, traditionalism is coming back.
00:22:38.560All right, guys, women should get back in the kitchen.
00:22:41.060Women should, and I have, I have said a lot of it.
00:22:46.600But, it's just, it's, I don't see it happening.
00:22:50.420And, unfortunately, and this isn't what I wanted to be true, I see, especially men that do it the right way, that do it the traditional way, I see them get completely destroyed.
00:23:08.680And, I see men, especially, that do it the untraditional way, get a happy wife and a family.
00:26:27.400And, conservatives will, like Michael Knowles and, whatever that girl was that just came on, Lila Rose, will keep platforming whores over smart, intelligent men.
00:26:46.380And, a lot of these conservatives are lying.
00:26:49.260They're pretending things will get better to play on your heartstrings.
00:26:52.720Some, I think, have good intentions from the jump because you do think one way.
00:27:00.560But, as I got more life experience and wisdom, I had to start seeing things for what they are.
00:27:08.540And, I'm lucky I got to this point now because I know people that are in their 40s and 50s and still are just starting to see things for the way that they are.
00:36:10.220And we're never going to be able to squash that imperative that men have to do for others.
00:36:16.160Remember, you always say it, Pearl, men are benevolent, women are not.
00:36:19.880And so if you are a black pill or nihilistic, all you're doing is just giving men the proper knowledge to be able to make a good decision when they decide to do something.
00:36:32.660See, women think that men are going to react to reality and the truth like they would.
00:36:38.240A lot of women use reality as an excuse to not do something or to not act or to bitch and moan and complain.
00:38:22.200You know, they're still going to do the jobs, but I do think you're going to see like the quality decrease over time of just, like I called this place, I was on the phone.
00:38:33.320And I asked them to like email me their address or like text me their address.
00:38:39.320So I just, cause I was driving and they, I couldn't believe they were like, no, we can't do that.
00:38:48.780I've just noticed the customer service has like gone down so much over time where I'm like 10, 15 years ago.
00:38:56.160Like if you said jump, it would be like how high.
00:38:59.760And now I'm like, you can't even email me an address.
00:39:02.620Well, the cough cough in 2020 really ruined things.
00:39:07.460The customer service industry and the restaurant industry has not recovered from 2020.
00:39:13.760And you see certain industries like nursing serving where you have people, especially women,
00:39:21.680who go into these customer service industries expecting not to deal with people or not having people skills.
00:39:28.940Like, in fact, I may have to get a reaction ready for you, but there are these Gen X and millennial nurses saying that Gen Z nurses are crazy
00:39:39.660because they just want, they become nurses to get the bag and for the prestige, but they don't want to see patients.
00:39:46.360And it's like your primary job is seeing patients.
00:39:48.520What are you on TikTok complaining about seeing patients for?
00:41:35.460I can see him talking, but he doesn't have a particular sound on the ticket now.
00:41:40.180Yeah, guys, please make sure that you don't have the YouTube running in the background when you unmute.
00:41:45.080It really slows down the show, so we really want to try to stop with that.
00:41:50.180And even if you disagree with me, feel free to call in.
00:41:52.760Yeah, but please make sure your camera doesn't have to be on because we haven't had anybody troll or do anything that may change in the future.
00:42:50.320And I think the mentalities are mixed up.
00:42:53.400I think through time of people starting to understand.
00:42:59.840I think time giving it people starting to understand through time that women will eventually come around and realize that they don't need to be independent and be like men.
01:00:13.320It's not, it's not about making them do it and see that maybe, maybe I portrayed that is like, it's our job to make them do it.
01:00:20.640But it's just kind of like, um, I, I, I know a lot of people aren't Christians and don't believe in God and things like that, but you plant the seed.
01:00:29.280Is you might not even be, if something were to happen to you, you may not even be able to see the seed come grow to fully and become have fruits.
01:00:39.760But at the end of the day, you planted the seed and it might take a bunch of other situations that go along with that seed to make that situation happen.
01:00:49.580It's not about us making anybody do anything.
01:00:53.100It's about us planting that seed and hoping that on their journey, they'll come into other things that will help that grow because you can't make them stop wanting to do OnlyFans.
01:01:02.680You can't, they have to figure that out with how they process things and what they want to do.
01:01:29.040So I think people pick the seeds they want to pick.
01:01:33.600So I don't think it like, I think if somebody wants to lose weight, then they'll go out and find the influencer or the information that'll help them lose weight.
01:01:44.800I am not in control of the trends and I can have hope for my future, but I don't see any evidence that the media and these conversations are doing any of the things you're saying they're like, I don't see any evidence.
01:02:00.780They're planting any seeds because the birth rates going down, the marriage rates going down, the age of first marriage is going up.
01:02:08.920There's no data or even trend, like trends that indicate that's the way it's going.
01:02:16.140Well, you can still, I mean, I mean, I've been watching you for a very, very long time.
01:02:22.320I don't know how long you've been doing this in total, but I'm sure that there are plenty of people in the chat right now who at maybe at the beginning of listening to you had completely different views on certain topics.
01:02:35.100And because you've talked through them and had show, had the shows that you've had can align more now than they might've done in the beginning.
01:02:43.480And sometimes in your lifetime, you don't get to see the fruits of that labor.
01:03:24.080Like you, Pearl has changed perspectives and she's giving people essential knowledge, but like, you don't have to be hopeful when you get new knowledge.
01:03:36.460You just have to be able to make a better decision.
01:03:39.000So I wouldn't just automatically associate new knowledge with hope.
01:03:43.940And I think that's one of the mistakes that you're making.
01:03:45.820Um, it may not have essentially be providing them with hope, but it's just like when, um, someone goes to, is there certain words we can't use?
01:03:56.260Like the, the, like Chris, like, can we say that?
01:03:59.540I know so many platforms are weird about, not corn, if that's what you're saying, but no, no, no, no, no.
01:04:04.900Like prison, like when people go get sent to become felons.
01:04:11.940So it's like when someone goes to prison and then they get out of prison and they change their lives around and they start mentoring others and they have conversations with them and they show them, um, their actions.
01:04:22.980That gives them hope that even though I lived this life, I have a chance.
01:04:28.380And even though they might not make every single choice the proper way, they still feel like they have hope towards something better.
01:04:37.720And that at least will give them a little bit of momentum to progress further.
01:04:41.040And maybe when they do finally progress further, because they genuinely feel like they have options, they will teach someone else and they will, the next person.
01:05:13.940And no, and any YouTuber that's selling you that they're selling you guys hope.
01:05:19.180And I'm the one that's being honest and you don't know, unless you're a YouTuber or work in the industry, I'm telling you, you don't know, you have no idea.
01:05:29.780And I've, I've been in the field, I've interviewed the people and I'm telling you, YouTubers do not, if you want to rely on what, what changes policy is money.
01:06:22.980When you have people that come from, from certain backgrounds or make certain choices, one of the worst things you can do, I think, is try to sell them that, oh, you're going to be a doctor one day.
01:06:58.340More than anything, wouldn't you say that it's like if you embedded in them morally that that's not the person that they want to be, then they have a moral grounding for why they shouldn't go back to prison rather than you just don't want to be here.
01:07:10.200No, it's because that's not the person I want to be, and because I have those morals to stay away from a place like this, I'll find better.
01:07:16.940So I have the hope, not because you sold me the hope, but because you told me the reality that there's a possibility for me to do better.
01:07:24.940And this is not the person I want to be.
01:07:26.600Do you know what the best predictor of future behavior is?
01:07:51.320And also, once again, it's about steps.
01:07:57.040You got to talk to people where they're at, okay?
01:08:02.440Therefore, I would say I'd make them realize what they did to get in here and help them figure out steps as to how they're not going to end up in here again.
01:08:32.220It's more so like they need to have something morally grounded and a value for their own life.
01:08:37.560So just telling them, it's stupid for you to want to come back here because you're going to spend your life here.
01:08:43.060If they don't value themselves enough to care about going there in the first place, like the average person, you don't need to go to prison to know you don't want to be there.
01:09:27.120Someone that I know, that I've known for 15 years, they had a very, very difficult life.
01:09:32.320And watching them and their partner, their partner who really struggles to live a different life and this person who's chosen to live their life completely different and stick with it and is now just kind of struggling to reintegrate into another level of reintegration.
01:09:51.200I've asked them a lot of questions about it because when I was younger, I used to be like, why would you even do something like that that would put you in jail?
01:15:24.740I told you, he has a whole different culture that he could ship one in from and probably get a solid five to seven, maybe ten years, right?
01:25:28.760Well, if you, if we were to, well, you particular, Pearl, I think it's a little bit different for you because you are a woman.
01:25:39.540And, you know, as a man, we all know we're born without value, especially me when I started, you know, my early 20s, it was incredibly difficult to get laid.
01:25:49.300And as I grew my career and in my path and journey.
01:27:20.440And it's harsh, but I mean, we live in a harsh world, right?
01:27:23.180Like, the fact is, you said it while I was waiting, and it reminded me of a quote that I really like.
01:27:31.320And the quote goes, never overestimate your ability to change the world.
01:27:37.320Never underestimate your ability to change yourself.
01:27:39.740So I think that I have no hope in society, to be honest with you, but I do have hope in myself.
01:27:47.400Like, I can see the light in small positives, and like, I don't live a depressed life.
01:27:55.040But I think I would if I actually wanted something good out of society or expected anything good out of, like, anything but myself and, like, the small circle of people around me.
01:28:18.020And you can make your life pretty cool, but women are going to women, you know.
01:28:23.580I like what Jordan Peterson, they asked him, why do young people always, you know, grab onto these large issues, like saving the environment, or these idiots that are sitting in on Ivy League college campuses for what's going on in the sandbox over there?
01:28:42.880And he said, it's because when you're young, you just don't have a lot of value, and you can't do much.
01:28:48.620So they want to feel important by latching onto these large colleges, these large causes, because dealing with their own insignificance is too much.
01:28:59.060And I think that what's going on in society is that times a thousand.
01:29:03.440I think one of the best things you can do is shorten your circle and focus on your issues, and that's it.
01:29:17.560They're great to look at, and they become more and more entertaining all the time.
01:29:23.640I think that women are definitely cooked, as far as taking them seriously.
01:29:28.340The decisions that they make, even so early on, they put themselves in a position where they're no good to a man long term.
01:29:35.600They don't even realize it, and by the time any of them actually do, it's so beyond repair.
01:29:43.700Plus, they probably already start damaging another generation at that point.
01:29:48.260So I'd say we're multiple generations away from any real change.
01:29:52.920I would not be hopeful that that would be happening in my lifetime.
01:29:56.280But again, I'm still enjoying watching everything burn, and as a near-middle-aged man, it's never been so easy to get sex.
01:30:08.340I look a little bit younger than my actual age.
01:30:11.460And yeah, I mean, there are times when you'll meet somebody, and you'll think, wow, she seems nice or nicer than a lot of the women you meet.
01:30:20.420But it literally only takes a couple of meetings to figure out how she has also kind of fallen into some of the BS that we have going on over here.
01:57:49.380Like, if they had a bad, people are entitled to adjust their behavior based upon the experiences that they have.
01:57:57.420The other thing he said was, is like, you can't predict the future.
01:58:02.040But, okay, if I saw my mom do drugs and then, like, have a terrible life, I wouldn't make decisions based on, like, I think you're kind of an idiot if you don't make decisions based on past generations.
01:58:14.840Like, if you saw your grandpa get fucked in a divorce and you saw your dad get fucked in it, like, and then you get married, isn't that kind of dumb?
01:59:31.240I would say that all there is is hope, but it's for a very small group, and there are individuals in this world who have hope, and that's all they have.
02:00:00.480What Glenn was saying is on the right track.
02:00:02.700The only thing I would say further is it's going to happen a lot faster than he imagines.
02:00:07.560There is a split, a massive split that's happening, and there are those who have a certain level of awareness in this world, and everything that's been going on is sort of a test.
02:00:23.660And the majority of this society, there's obviously no hope at all, and they're going away.
02:00:30.000And they're going to go away a lot faster and exponentially than we can ever imagine.
02:00:34.920And there's going to be a small group of people left for which there's no guarantees in them either.
02:01:06.940Like, because the Bible says or something?
02:01:09.880I really wouldn't call it religious, but the Bible is just one text.
02:01:13.900If you look at all the different information in these kind of texts and the general information in the world, and you can put together a pattern emerges.
02:01:19.860So, when can you expect this to happen?
02:01:45.540So, you think there'll be like a world war or something?
02:01:47.800I don't even know if we're going to really see hot kinetic war, because it's possible that even the hot kinetic war that's most on people's mind in the last couple of weeks may not really be happening the way that they believe it's happening.
02:02:03.420There are a lot of moving parts and a lot of ways that financial collapse, societal collapse has been on people's mind for the last three decades.
02:02:09.920But parts of that keep moving into position and moving into position, kind of like on a chessboard.
02:02:15.860And they're in a place when they're all about to happen in sort of a Kairos.
02:02:19.440And it's going to just happen a lot more exponentially than anybody realizes.
02:03:04.240I'm talking, you know, there's a lot of people who might get taken out by something that was in something they put in their body in the last five years.
02:03:15.540There might be sort of time-encapsuled components of what a lot of people let themselves take into their body in the last five years.
02:03:26.920Because there's certain time-release aspects of that keep taking out more people.
02:04:26.260It's men have allowed certain things to go this way.
02:04:31.040And they're obviously hidden hands that have moved from the boomer generation and then down into especially the older Gen X to allow this permissiveness to become the...
02:04:53.200The point Pearl was making, I don't know if people understood what she was saying about the not factoring in the death of infants now, that it really isn't the same.
02:05:03.340Mostly what's going on has always been going on.
02:06:16.820So everything is a merit and accomplishment basis.
02:06:21.220But there's going to be a small group of people that are going to be allowed to do something positive without a lot of the current interference and harassment that's going on.
02:06:30.120Well, I'm glad you have a timeline because I hate it when people tell me these crazy things are going to happen and they don't give me a timeline.
02:06:37.680So that sounds kind of implausible to me, but, you know.
02:06:43.080Well, the reason it becomes plausible is because we've moved, if you picture it kind of like moving sliding pieces for it on the board, these pieces have been tested for the last three or really five decades.
02:06:56.180So they've moved this piece forward, checked it out, seen what people do with it, and then dialed it back.
02:07:03.060So we've moved so many of them forward that we have a good test run all through this society of how they'll react to all the different moving of the pieces.
02:07:10.640And now they can move them all at once.
02:07:13.100And it's going to collapse in a way that we feel like it's still working.
02:09:23.280You were talking about the abortion issue, and she kept acting like, if we just talk about it and bring awareness to it, yeah, I think this could be improved.
02:09:31.180And you said, no, women are not going to give up that power.
02:09:36.260And as long as we have simps out there that either for political power or for financial gain or selling something to women in our society, nothing's going to change.
02:09:47.000So I don't think there's hope, not with things the way they are, unless it really gets to the point where men overwhelmingly band together.
02:10:00.240And I'm not sure if I see that happening and say, this is it, no more.
02:10:17.520I love your content because you're like a breath of fresh air, somebody to kind of stand up for us a little bit in a world where we keep getting smacked around so darn much.
02:10:29.720So I don't think, you know, and I think you're realistic about it, too.
02:10:32.320I don't think talking about it is going to fix anything per se, but at least we feel a little better because we've got a place we can vent and we know we're not alone.
02:10:42.540I went through 36 years of marriage, four kids.
02:10:49.000My wife decided to leave me after my health went downhill and I was no longer as good a provider.
02:10:55.100And it's a story that, you know, with shows like yours, I hear it repeated.
02:10:59.120So I know I'm not the only guy out there that after putting in, you know, decades of taking care of six people in my household, pretty much on my own, that my reward for it is to die old and alone.
02:11:33.660I mean, I didn't realize because my wife, like a lot of women, kind of got into the marriage because she wanted to get out of her parents' home.
02:14:22.780Because I got a lot of heat because I said, one of the comments said that there's many, sorry, there's many dads who think they can control what their daughter does.
02:14:34.540That if they just raise her right, that she won't get divorced, she won't be a hoe.
02:15:08.000Okay, the, the, the thought originally was, you know, if I saw somebody else and their kids went, you know, off the path, so to speak, you know, I figured there must have, must have been a simple solution.
02:16:15.180So when you had somebody like that in the background the whole time and, you know, she's trying to be friends with the kids.
02:16:22.900What I tried to do to keep these kids from becoming 304s, I didn't have the assistance of my spouse and my partner in raising them to help make that happen.
02:16:35.600And even though to a degree I won't say that my ex-wife did not try to instill some moral values in these kids, I had a daughter that was sneaking out of her bedroom window at one o'clock in the morning to meet up with the boy.
02:16:49.860And, you know, we tried to put a stop to it.
02:16:52.680I even ended up putting four-inch screws through the window frame so she couldn't open the sash to get out.
02:17:00.340And then it was, well, you can't do that if there's a fire, we'll die.
02:17:03.140I said, look, you're five feet away from the back door.
02:17:30.640One of the things, what you're talking about, because one thing Pearl and I have been, Pearl has been covering more content about mothers and how much damage mothers can do.
02:17:43.540And I told Pearl we to focus on hopefully one day that mothers will be judged as harshly as fathers because mothers do a whole lot of damage.
02:17:51.920Children in a two-parent household are more of a reflection of a mother than a father nowadays.
02:19:15.720And I was just recently talking with my middle daughter that I'm on really good terms with.
02:19:19.300And I said, you know, thankfully, you weren't right.
02:19:23.000At least I didn't raise you that way to think that you were privileged simply because you were female and that you were not accountable for what you did.
02:19:32.260I mean, that girl, when she was a toddler, she knocked over a flower pot and she came to us and said, excuse me, I knocked over a flower pot.
02:19:40.960I have spanked myself and I'm putting myself to bed early.
02:19:45.020I have never I have never met a child that did that.
02:19:49.300And so she is like the eagle of justice.
02:19:52.900I mean, she apparently got into a chat on Facebook with the extended family, her siblings and her mother.
02:20:00.280And the youngest one started saying talking smack about her about me.
02:20:04.840And she jumped in there and said, you've got no business talking about your dad like that.
02:20:08.780And she stood up for me and defended me tooth and nail.
02:20:12.240And even my ex-wife couldn't say anything.
02:21:06.480Yeah, because so many people say, you know, if you're having problems in the marriage and like it becomes vocal, you know, and there's there's verbal disagreements and things like that.
02:21:15.740It's better not to not to put the kids through that stress.
02:21:21.920She says the fact that she had a mom and dad to come home to and that we stayed together at least.
02:21:27.380And this is what people used to do years ago, stayed together for the kids until they were of an age where they could set out on their own.
02:21:34.420I think that the older folks, they knew what they were doing.
02:21:38.240I think that that has more applications than people give it credit for.
02:23:10.700So I just want to make sure I'm not near a fan.
02:23:13.840So I just wanted to say that I think there is a reason to have hope, but it might not be exactly what you want.
02:23:20.480The technology that's currently that looks like it's going to happen with Neuralink is going to make it so you can't really lie effectively if you volunteer to be plugged into this thing.
02:23:34.920And it's not going to be something where you have to get something permanent.
02:23:37.960There's plenty of headsets that you can just put on.
02:23:43.960I mean, if people start screening their dates with this this kind of ability, there's going to be no more secrets like it's all going to be above board and you're not going to be able to get away with lying to people anymore.
02:24:00.120In addition to that, I think that I mean, if things go the way they look like they're going, who knows what's going to happen?
02:24:07.300And, you know, the the robots are going to start being a viable option.
02:24:17.000I mean, I think a lot of guys are going to be just fine with that as soon as the stigma is no longer attached to it, they're going to be good with that.
02:24:26.300Women are going to have a problem with that because they can't really get what they want of a relationship with a robot effectively.
02:24:44.860In order for it to be realistic enough for a man to be satisfied with the robot, it's just going to have to be a little bitchy like once a week.
02:24:54.580It's going to be a much harder lift for a guy, you know, taking punishment, but not too much and still standing up for himself.
02:25:04.600It's going to be a much harder program to run.
02:25:07.840And the other thing is that the one's always going to know it's not real and that the robot isn't actually suffering and worrying about what she cares about.
02:25:19.640So, you know, I think there's a psychological problem with just the way women run on average.
02:25:28.180But if you combine the robots with the fact that artificial womb technology is starting to look viable and apparently they can recreate an ovum from just about any cell, but just by removing the nucleus now.
02:25:43.720We're going to be getting to a point where most people are probably going to retreat into technology and then you'll probably have sort of like another, it'll be like second wave Amish.
02:25:57.900But it'll just be religious people who think that participating in this kind of technological revolution is the mark of the beast as foretold in the Bible.
02:26:08.100So you'll have the regular Amish and then you'll have these people who were fine with automobiles, TV and cell phones, but they're not going to ever, you know, put a brain chip in.
02:26:18.420And I think everything's going to change and things are going to become a lot more honest and whatever jobs are left where, where computers go, whatever jobs are left for, for people.
02:26:36.300I mean, it's not like women usually are very good at competing on the up and up with men.
02:26:42.020So you're going to see a lot of really, really hot women.
02:26:47.700Their last resort is basically going to be selling their eggs to people with hot sex robots and artificial wombs.
02:26:56.480And then there's the designer baby thing, which is, you know, as a new wrinkle where, I mean, you're looking at the process of conception, possibly becoming completely artificial for anybody who wants to do it.
02:27:09.320So, so all of these sort of angles that exist where men are being screwed over and women aren't going to change their behavior.
02:27:18.500Well, I mean, these highways are just going right over that dirt road and there's no stopping it.
02:28:40.640I think women control access to marriage because if men controlled access, then they would be marrying the top 22 year olds.
02:28:48.360But women control access, so they're pushing it off.
02:28:52.320Well, I mean, I see what you're saying, but most women will not propose to a man.
02:29:00.660So, a woman may not want to get married, but if they do get married, they'll still wait for a man to ask.
02:29:07.020Look, some of the most powerful women I've ever dated, surgeons, lawyers, doctors, they will not approach a man and they will not propose to a man.
02:29:18.280And eventually, most women will want to get married sometime in their lifetime.
02:29:22.600I think more men want marriage than women.
02:29:26.100So, that's why I think the power is in the women's hands because the women...
02:29:29.080No, no, no, no, no, no, because even the small percentage of women who want to get married can't get married without a man marrying them first.
02:29:37.560So, what you're saying is less women who want to get married, so more men will won't get married.
02:31:40.620Yeah, I know they propose, but I just, I still think women have more power in the marriage market because they have more men that'll, like, marry them than, like, men do have women that'll marry them.
02:31:51.680Well, you know, I've seen, I've seen a couple of women.
02:32:18.800They, like, they like, like, usually, like, especially the situationship, girl, like, they want to be in a situationship because if they didn't, they wouldn't be.
02:35:03.780You're just going to have to redirect your energy into something else.
02:35:06.800But as far as what most people conceive as relationships and what the past may or may have not been, guys, look, you're going to have to redirect that energy heavy.
02:35:16.080And it doesn't make you a black pill, doesn't make you a doomsdayer, just makes you realistic.
02:41:45.520But my thing is, when you, like, you can either move into, like, happiness or you can fall into sad reality.
02:41:57.780And I'd rather stay in the sad reality than to be kind of BSed into hope and just continually have nowhere to go but disappointment and dread and sadness.
02:42:23.620In 2025, you can't, you just, you can't live like that.
02:42:28.500Like, what that Kiana girl was saying, we have to have, oh, no, this is how women talk.
02:42:34.600It's why I got a lot of issues with relations and stuff, because it's like, you're just BSing these people up and down and not really realizing the collateral damage of what happens in reality smacks them as hard as it's going to.
02:44:44.700I simply just think you should have hope because it's people that listen to you and it's people that understand the points that you're making.
02:44:57.700I think that, you know, we try to still even though we understand that things can go bad, things can go wrong.
02:45:04.700We still we still do our best to do the right things.
02:45:07.700I think that men getting married and women being married and having kids together is a beautiful thing.
02:45:14.700It's supposed to be a beautiful thing.
02:45:16.700And it's sad today to see that how how far society has gone to tarnish that.
02:45:23.700Well, why would I tell them that it's not going to fail when it will probably fail?
02:45:31.700I really don't have an answer to that question.
02:46:13.700And I think I kind of like got an example of this because I was on a I was on a live yesterday talking to some people and the topic was basically, you know, does a woman's past matter?
02:46:23.700You know, the topic is obviously brought up a lot.
02:46:25.700And it was a guy in there. He he was basically explaining that, you know, he he wouldn't advise younger guys to deal with girls to have high body counts.
02:46:35.700And there were like a lot of older people when in the chat basically trying to convince this younger guy that, you know, it doesn't matter.
02:46:43.700The woman's past doesn't matter. And things like that.
02:46:46.700And I just know that was basically the point that I was making.
02:46:48.700Like, well, I think that, you know, I have some.
02:46:50.700So I will want them to know the probabilities or I want them to know the outcomes of any decisions they might make.
02:46:57.700So being the fact that being married is a huge one, I would definitely want him to know what he was getting himself into, especially what kind of especially when we're talking about the kind of woman that he wants to marry.
02:47:09.700So, you know, having a high body count or a woman having a past would be a significant factor.
02:47:15.700And if if he's going to spend the rest of his life with her.
02:47:18.700So I I kind of understand where it's like the youth is like they're confused in certain in certain senses because you got one side telling them that certain things are OK.
02:47:28.700But then you got older people telling them, oh, you're going to change your mind and, you know, things are going to change for you, but the outcomes are still going to be the same.
02:48:13.700Sorry, we're dooming and gloom over here.
02:48:17.700But it's it's the harsh reality of it.
02:48:20.700You know, I don't I wouldn't say I wouldn't say it's doom and gloom because, you know, to be honest, like I'm just probably I've been watching you probably since the beginning.
02:48:34.700And it's amazing for me to get a chance to talk to you.
02:48:37.700I can't you know, like I'm really a big fan of yours.
02:48:39.700And when I seen like the trailer that you know, when I seen the trailer of the documentary that you're putting out like that really brought tears to my eyes because a lot of this stuff that you're talking about is things that I wish I would have knew before I ended up in a position that I'm in.
02:48:54.700You know, I'm a young father in a court system.
02:48:57.700All the things that you talk about, I'm going through.
02:48:59.700So I definitely understand the necessity of what you guys are doing.
02:49:04.700And I wouldn't call it doom and gloom.
02:49:06.700I would call it, you know, true real information that young people need to know.