Pearl - March 06, 2026


First Female Caller Ever ADMITS L


Episode Stats


Length

9 minutes

Words per minute

194.89247

Word count

1,885

Sentence count

3

Harmful content

Misogyny

9

sentences flagged

Toxicity

3

sentences flagged

Hate speech

7

sentences flagged


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

In this episode, the ladies discuss traditionalism and dating in the 21st century. Why is it so hard for men to accept that traditionalism is not coming back? What does it mean to be a virtuous woman in today's society and what does it take to be virtuous in the modern era?

Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.000 how how old was he uh at the time 30. there's a lady who called in so we're gonna what's going
00:00:06.160 on megan um so what's on the topic um i was kind of late in the jumping in but i was gonna go back
00:00:12.240 to how women i feel like only until they run out of resources do they have to mature from like an 1.00
00:00:19.360 evolution standpoint when they use their beauty as essentially a currency which is fine when
00:00:27.040 when they're young but until they actually run out of that so to speak leverage then is when they
00:00:32.340 have to mature from a evolution otherwise if you stay stagnant you don't ever have you're never
00:00:36.760 forced to change right um do you agree that traditionalism is not coming back I yeah I think
00:00:45.340 that it's going to take I often wonder what it would take for it to change but it seems far gone
00:00:52.040 and there doesn't seem to be I mean you could do like this take away social media or the dating
00:00:56.260 but it's so far-fetched of an idea i don't know what it would change for women to actually be
00:01:02.260 accountable and stuff like on says a zombie apocalypse again pa i brought you up in case
00:01:09.480 you had any questions yeah hey doug hey how's it going good so what do you think what uh why do
00:01:18.680 you think that men want traditionalism to to come what's why do you think that men have such well
00:01:24.560 on the right have such a hard time accepting that traditionalism won't come back why do men have
00:01:29.380 such a hard time accepting on the right that's a good question that's uh i think part of it is
00:01:35.220 kind of like what you you guys were just talking about how i just i just don't know i think that
00:01:40.020 these women piggybacked off of a some women used to be virtuous and they kind of piggyback off of 1.00
00:01:46.480 that idea and ran with it because it wasn't pardon how do women used to be virtuous like how 1.00
00:01:52.940 how well they would never talk about their husbands in a disrespectful way so to speak
00:01:59.200 so they were they just kind of stayed in their lane and knew what lines of respect i mean you
00:02:05.520 just cross some lines you don't get back and that was they did what they were supposed to do and it
00:02:10.200 was a good balance but when it's out of balance you have to have that polarity to keep a system
00:02:15.520 in place okay so so now so i can ask you once again what do you think these men are getting out
00:02:24.100 of telling men to try to find virtuous women or seek the traditional route when that doesn't
00:02:30.960 exist anymore is it a grift is it some kind of goal what do you think i think it's a distorted
00:02:36.100 i i don't know if there is a whole lot of i mean being a woman and knowing what women are capable 1.00
00:02:43.280 of i don't know if it is exists anymore i feel like it's a distorted view all right so
00:02:48.720 pearl asked earlier i'll ask you yeah what was something that you believed in the past
00:02:54.560 that you're like i just can't believe that i believe that about you know men women dating
00:03:02.400 relationships etc i would say that well i guess from a worldly viewpoint of like follow your heart
00:03:09.280 i think that women tend to justify that however that looks um are you saying you justified that 0.95
00:03:15.680 i have i don't i definitely have and it's not a that's a very big gray area of follow your heart
00:03:23.840 or what do you mean was he was he just was he really hot or what yeah right yeah that means
00:03:30.800 yeah yes i i uh did he not have a job like what was the catch um yeah it was just like it was
00:03:40.080 just a whole eye opener of what um i guess it boiled down to like kind of the the bad boys
00:03:48.080 type of syndrome but it's it boiled down to he just thought he was the most important person
00:03:53.040 so i therefore thought he was and he didn't bend over backwards for me so it's kind of like a
00:03:58.000 a perception of when it when a girl says they want a nice guy and the guy's like okay i did xyz i'm
00:04:03.720 being this person but then we see it as a too much if he's gonna waver here how is he gonna be
00:04:10.020 he's gonna be running from the zombie apocalypse too then with me you know like we see that you
00:04:15.380 got with a bad boy but then you expected him to to bend over backwards i've always wondered how
00:04:21.220 women reconcile those two things like how do you date a bad did you know this guy was a bad boy 1.00
00:04:27.140 from the jump and then you start expecting him to bend over backwards as a relationship went on or
00:04:32.460 what yeah i i mean he just didn't it wasn't when i look back on it you know it's not something that
00:04:39.640 was sustainable but i think he you know if you think you're the most important person then those
00:04:45.300 always had like that's why it works that dynamic of at least it's respectable i dropped a little
00:04:51.100 bit but i'm just like not following the story at all like i i don't i'm not being really clear so
00:04:56.560 he was like he was hot and he put himself first and that was yeah and so that was at least and
00:05:05.020 then you tried to change him like you trying to change him or um not trying to change him but just
00:05:11.680 looking back at my perception of what that was and like the reason I stayed was because I respected
00:05:17.600 him being firm in his ways so I mean I got out of that but not for any other reason other than
00:05:23.480 that's why that dynamic apparently works because at least he stood firm in what he said and i was
00:05:29.800 able to be okay he stands firm he's not going to waver he's not going to bend over backwards
00:05:34.360 to me and i guess that's why it worked for the time but then it didn't so you're saying was he
00:05:39.560 too selfish you're saying or like he drug problem no i just think it was was just not it didn't work
00:05:47.960 not for any other reason it was just interesting to see like the is it didn't work for the reason
00:05:52.600 of it wasn't sustainable you know but it's like what does that mean though i did it was sustainable
00:06:00.120 did you suck like he didn't have a whole lot to i guess in a very tangible way he didn't have a 0.88
00:06:05.800 whole lot to like he was that as moms and you know living at home and it's like we're old enough to 0.99
00:06:11.640 not be what was like what was it what was his job best buy oh so he worked he was hot and he worked
00:06:17.800 at best buy yeah but he was like didn't even have a car of his own you know was driving his mom's
00:06:23.320 but i was like what is it about this person that's keeping me like this guy no how how old was he uh
00:06:30.440 at the time 30. oh damn so he was 30 living at home with his mom and no car yeah so where is he 0.59
00:06:37.240 now did he get a car or i hope so i don't know where he went okay so you're just saying he like 0.90
00:06:43.480 didn't have money at all he just didn't have he didn't want the thing that kept yeah he just didn't
00:06:49.140 have a drive to be anything better but he didn't really have to be because everyone was like oh
00:06:52.400 he's you know this person what did he do to get you in the first place i know it was she's saying
00:06:58.400 it was the mindset like yeah yeah i mean that happens all the time though you see women date 1.00
00:07:02.880 broke men like there's no tomorrow we love them and they justify it yeah i just don't even no i 0.97
00:07:08.080 it's it makes sense it's the like he you said he he wouldn't take basically like yeah yeah
00:07:15.040 and then not agreeing with me and kind of just being like no i'm gonna do my own thing and i
00:07:18.560 was like you know i'm trying to say it on paper but oh but i love him well what is i love him
00:07:24.160 yeah yeah he worked at best buy and had the time to learn how to speak in yeah how long
00:07:29.920 other guys other guys are busy working yeah how long oh gosh probably six months of just like a
00:07:39.040 push and pull you know but if if he would have say conformed to what i wanted him to well that's
00:07:45.600 you know just in a very simple mindset come hang out with me this time if he would have conformed
00:07:50.560 to that and been like essentially doing everything i asked of him i wouldn't have respected him the
00:07:55.520 same way i wouldn't have kept me there so so there's follow your heart and what's one more
00:07:59.600 thing where you're like oh gosh i can't believe that when i was young nothing i don't i i'm just
00:08:04.240 drawing a blank okay i missed what i missed what you what what was said in the past for
00:08:09.680 that's all right that's all right well um what was it what was what how did the relationship end
00:08:17.360 did you guys was there a crash out or did it yeah and then you kind of just like zoom out
00:08:21.440 and look at it and you're like what was i thinking he didn't you know not that it needed to be like
00:08:26.880 a tangible asset to support me but it was like we were 30 you know it was like kind of where
00:08:33.280 we're all old enough to kind of go on our own yeah got it got it um doug and pig any more questions
00:08:40.720 for yeah i just um you know i i like i said earlier you know um this whole traditionalism
00:08:48.640 thing men had traditional values that were instilled upon them women did too women think 0.95
00:08:53.600 it's one-sided that traditional values were like pressed on them but it was for men too and i just
00:08:59.120 think that men need to enjoy their freedom just like women are like why would you willfully want 1.00
00:09:04.480 to impose traditional stuff on you when like women don't want it like i don't women don't want 1.00
00:09:10.720 traditionalism why do these guys keep trying to give them something they don't want i don't get it
00:09:17.280 why yeah it's kind of crazy how society like just has this inherent pressure on men to like
00:09:24.480 protect and serve by default and women i like look at it and i'm just like there's literally
00:09:28.960 nothing but existing that's expected of women well and gluck luck 9 000 but we don't even 1.00
00:09:35.280 got to do that anymore yeah all right thanks for calling in megan thank you