John Doyle

Not to say that, you know, conservative women are angels by any stretch of the imagination.

However, I would agree with you.

There have been some high-profile incidents that have created problems.

I totally agree with that.

The only reason I bring that up is to say that when I say this sometimes, I get yelled at by people who are like, how could you say this?

Haven't you seen what Andrew Tate has said?

I'm like,

I am not talking to guys who are watching.

You would never agree with what I'm saying anyway.

And at a certain point, I try not to be the catcher in the rye where I'm standing out in the rye trying to prevent stupid people from like sprinting off a cliff.

Like I would prefer to talk to people who I think are maybe a little bit smarter, a little bit more moral.

And so I totally agree.

I would not advise any guy to get into that kind of situation where you are conceding the possibility of it not working out.

At which point, why would you even- But there is this tough thing now.

Yeah, I mean, insofar as the conversation occurs at scale, we hear a lot of talk about men needing to marry up and get married from these kind of maybe more feminist type conservatives.

Very little attention is paid to doing away with the privileges, I guess you would say, that women have gotten from these kinds of, these feminist movements, which have enabled them to have more freedom to maneuver within relationships.

So they want to have their cake and eat it too, where it's like, men must marry up and, men up and marry me.

However, also, if I decide I don't like this, I am free to leave at any point.

Yeah.

Yeah.