Ben Shapiro

And so the idea that you needed to go through promiscuity and lack of responsibility to get to monogamy and responsibility is stupid.

You could have just embraced those things right from the top.

And as somebody...

who skipped the promiscuity and the lack of responsibility, let me say, I was happy from the very beginning.

I didn't have to go through a decade of misery

I didn't have to go through a decade.

That sounds like a bad romance series from Netflix where you're effed around and effed over and effed.

You didn't have to go through any of that.

It turns out there's a shortcut.

That shortcut is to just get to the good part because the good part, the reason she's so happy in her 30s is not because she had a crappy 20s.

The reason she's happy now is because she embraced my standards.

She got married and then she's having a baby.

That is the reason that she's happy.

The fact that she has to explain everything.

Why?

It was great to bash herself in the head with a frying pan over and over and over for a decade because she needed to do that so that she could feel good when she stopped bashing herself in the head with a frying pan.

You know what's great?

Never having bashed yourself in the head with a frying pan.

Now, again, the case I'm making is not that there can't be repentance or that people can't change their way, but people do that all the time and it's great.

That is a wonderful aspect of life is you change your perspectives.