Dr. Robert Glover

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1,225 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard Sep 2025

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So I think that's really important.
And then throwing that piece about polarity, I don't think it matters who's the masculine pole, who's the feminine pole, as long as two people in a relationship kind of have by default chosen a default masculine pole.
Somebody's got to get the ball rolling.
Somebody's got to be the one, because like, you know, most women I know have jobs, they have careers, they're making decisions, they're getting stuff done, they're in their mask from the moment you get up, even getting your makeup on and what you're going to wear.
You're still, you know, you'd think that's real feminine, but you're still, you know, it's planning out, how's my day?
What's this?
You got to commute, deal with, you know, managers, customers, salespeople, this, that, come home, there's laundry to be done, dishes to be done, dinner to be made.
You don't want to walk in the
house and have your man go, what do you want for dinner tonight?
It'd be nice if he just said, hey, babe, I got a plan.
Great.
Run with it.
It's not that you can't make the decision.
You're making them all day long.
And I tell men, if you want to polarize your woman, when she comes home, most women aren't real happy when they've been in their masculine all day.
And so I tell the guy, you know,
Start telling her what to do as soon as she walks in the door.
And I know that probably doesn't sound PC, but something like, all right, go get on something comfortable.
No, I got, no, no, go change.
Then you're going to sit down on the couch.
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