Ian Carroll

I mean, you were saying some uncomfortable truths all along.

I mean, you were saying some uncomfortable truths all along.

I mean, you were saying some uncomfortable truths all along.

I've been looking at all the tampons, trying to figure out who owns the tampons and the Froot Loops.

I've been looking at all the tampons, trying to figure out who owns the tampons and the Froot Loops.

I've been looking at all the tampons, trying to figure out who owns the tampons and the Froot Loops.

Not only to distract you from your God given life, but to fill up the hole in your soul that you're no longer God given, like no longer godly life leaves you with. It's like sell you this like drug or this distraction or this gluttony or whatever it is, you know.

Not only to distract you from your God given life, but to fill up the hole in your soul that you're no longer God given, like no longer godly life leaves you with. It's like sell you this like drug or this distraction or this gluttony or whatever it is, you know.

Not only to distract you from your God given life, but to fill up the hole in your soul that you're no longer God given, like no longer godly life leaves you with. It's like sell you this like drug or this distraction or this gluttony or whatever it is, you know.

Basically, all men are in some way watching it and don't and like, you know, a huge portion of them are in some way addicted to it and don't want to talk about it. And it's uncomfortable because like no one's proud of it, really. And if you are proud of it, maybe you should examine that. And women don't really want to talk like no one's really in a position to bring it up.

Basically, all men are in some way watching it and don't and like, you know, a huge portion of them are in some way addicted to it and don't want to talk about it. And it's uncomfortable because like no one's proud of it, really. And if you are proud of it, maybe you should examine that. And women don't really want to talk like no one's really in a position to bring it up.

Basically, all men are in some way watching it and don't and like, you know, a huge portion of them are in some way addicted to it and don't want to talk about it. And it's uncomfortable because like no one's proud of it, really. And if you are proud of it, maybe you should examine that. And women don't really want to talk like no one's really in a position to bring it up.

And so the men on the Internet kind of like like someone's got to bring it up.

And so the men on the Internet kind of like like someone's got to bring it up.

And so the men on the Internet kind of like like someone's got to bring it up.

And and it's it's it's awkward for everyone that should be talking about it. And it's only not awkward for the people that are like. In it that are part of the problem. So it's I think it's just inherently a conversation that we're going to have to have because now parents are realizing like how ingrained this is in their children's digital space in their media space.

And and it's it's it's awkward for everyone that should be talking about it. And it's only not awkward for the people that are like. In it that are part of the problem. So it's I think it's just inherently a conversation that we're going to have to have because now parents are realizing like how ingrained this is in their children's digital space in their media space.

And and it's it's it's awkward for everyone that should be talking about it. And it's only not awkward for the people that are like. In it that are part of the problem. So it's I think it's just inherently a conversation that we're going to have to have because now parents are realizing like how ingrained this is in their children's digital space in their media space.

And if you don't start talking about it, if we don't start talking about how to protect our kids from it. I don't want to know where our world goes.

And if you don't start talking about it, if we don't start talking about how to protect our kids from it. I don't want to know where our world goes.