Libby Emmons

Because by getting rid of confirmation and bar mitzvahs and the other rites of passage that we used to have, they've been replaced with a new one.

They've been replaced with coming out.

So now you see a lot of kids coming out around the age of 13, 14.

They say that they're gay.

They say that they're trans or non-binary.

Because it turns out, I think it's possible that the concept of a rite of passage may be embedded in the human DNA.

We may need something.

And so when we remove the things we've had, what we end up with is a replacement that is not only subpar, but is extremely dangerous.

You bring up RFK here.

And I think what they did today is really tremendous for all boys and girls to say that

Child sex changes are not going to be allowed in this country anymore, that if hospitals undertake these kinds of procedures, they're not going to be able to get the federal funding from Medicaid and Medicare that they rely on to function.

Yeah, I think we are moving away from that in a bit of a healthier direction.

And I think most of the reason for that is because women are finding that these offerings are not actually making them happy or making them feel like they are living a mission-driven life, right?

I mean, if you're, pardon the expression, but if you're going to let somebody whore you out, like you're going to feel really bad about yourself, that's not going to

been true, right?

Right.

I mean, you could go back to Woody Allen films and you can see

Women in those films, you know, there's a scene, you're going to hate me for this, but there's a scene where one of the women says, you know, I finally had an orgasm and my doctor told me it was the wrong kind.

So women are constantly being told that the way they are existing in this world, interacting with men, having relationships, having careers, having children, not having children, right?

We're constantly told that everything we're doing is pretty much wrong.