Did We Just Find A Way Out of the Male Crisis?

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Guys, I took a fist full of Tylenol for this one.
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My pronouns are autism.
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So, we've talked a lot about the male crisis, the collapse of dating, and a lot of people have been asking if there's anything we can do to fix it.
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A lot of guys have already voted no, they're convinced it's hopeless, the only way out of the collapse is through it, because there's no obvious solutions.
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But that points to an even more hair-raising question, if it could be fixed, how would we even know what to do?
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I mean, in this case, history isn't much help, we did look back through the history of how we got here.
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In the timeline of the dating collapse videos, but nothing quite like this has ever happened before.
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So if it could be fixed, how would we figure out what to do?
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Well, today we're going to start our search for an answer.
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And we're going to approach it like a battlefield commander.
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Before you create a battle plan, you need a battle map.
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So, we're going to take the information we gathered from the timeline videos and map that intel onto the stream of causality.
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Sounds intimidating, it's not.
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It's just a map of one thing led to another.
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And that will serve as our battle map for this, because it should give us an idea of what changes we can make.
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At the beginning of the stream of causality to get better results at the end of it.
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In other words, find the root, change the root, change the fruit.
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In the immortal words of Jeremy Clarkson.
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How hard could it be?
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I'm going to kind of speed run through most of the basics and the stuff most of you guys already know.
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As we build our way up to the good stuff.
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So, you're just a normal dude.
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Uh, congratulations, society hates you.
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It wants you to suffer.
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So, they're rejecting a lot of the woke progressive left.
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And they're moving to the right.
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And as they're doing so, they're seeking.
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Now, these guys move along.
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And a lot of them are finding faith.
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They're going back to church.
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Church attendance for Gen Z men is reportedly going up.
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And when these guys come in, it's awesome.
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They finally have peace, rest from all that anxiety and worry and depression that they were feeling before.
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And it's pretty good for a little while.
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But then what happens?
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Oh, wait, what's that?
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You think, okay, that's not a very big deal.
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Except when you're a single person in most churches today, it's not fun.
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After a while, it starts to get pretty disheartening, discouraging.
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It's painful.
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You know, this really kind of stinks.
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If we're honest, most people won't hang out with you if you're single.
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You're starved for intimacy.
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If you're a guy, you also feel like there's a lot of favoritism against you.
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Most churches very soft on the girl, they just pummel and beat the snot out of the guys.
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For every little detail that they get wrong.
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More people start to see you as just kind of a creep.
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The older you get as a single man, and you start to kind of sense that people are disgusted with you.
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Women especially.
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It kind of makes you feel like you're being falsely accused all the time.
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You don't really have much to do or much of a purpose.
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It's not that there's nothing to do, it's like, yeah, sure, you can join a hospitality team and serve there.
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Once a week.
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But there's no like thing that you do that takes up your life.
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Like, you know, maybe being married.
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And having kids might.
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You don't have that day-to-day thing.
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And you definitely don't receive the level of respect that married people do.
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Or there's another cast tier on top of that.
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There's the people's kids.
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So, there's this three-stage cast system.
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And it is not fun to be at the bottom of it.
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All of that to say, that pushes guys towards the dating arena.
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I mean, whether they want to or not.
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What else are you going to do?
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You're not going to stay single.
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So they come into the dating arena, they're all full of hope and happy.
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And woohoo, and next step that happens.
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Is the guys make an evaluation of the women.
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This has historically been a fairly loose evaluation.
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Men are not really that picky about women.
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Because most men don't evaluate women on very many criteria.
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It's mostly just, can she satisfy my desire for intimacy?
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And romantic satisfaction.
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How does she make me feel?
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In other words.
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And for a lot of guys, there's a lot of women that can fit that role.
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That can provide those things.
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They're not judging women very much on what those women bring to the table.
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They're not really looking at the costs involved, they're not looking at the risks involved.
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They get their sort of romantic googly gaga eyes for a girl.
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And that's all they need to know.
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The data reflects this, men do not have anywhere near as high standards.
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For women as women do for men.
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So men go through a loose evaluation process and then they ask women out.
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Now, we enter the sorting filter.
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Traditionally, women have always been much more strict in their evaluation of men.
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However, as we saw in the timeline, for the last 60, 70 years.
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Women were actually fairly loose in that evaluation.
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The overwhelming majority of men for several generations in the West were getting selected in by women.
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And then what we see is most men move on.
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To the sort of Christianese cultural good life.
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The gateway into that good life, the top cast of Christian culture is marriage and family.
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Once you're in, though, life is great.
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It's awesome.
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As as someone who was in the bottom cast for the first 36 years of my life and got married not too long ago.
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I can confirm.
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It's better.
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It just is better.
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I'm not saying that to brag, I'm saying that to our shame.
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Which will make more sense in a second.
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But once you're in, a whole bunch of stuff unlocks for you.
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The respect.
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People finally start to be like, wow, this is a real human being.
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You start to have that purpose that like, hey, I've got something to do every day.
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Now I'm in, great, awesome.
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Life is good.
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And as long as most men have access to this, you can have a stable society.
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But, like we saw in the history, most young men are not making it in here.
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Data has been saying for a long time that this group of men.
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The guys who have access and get in, that number's been shrinking.
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It's down to about one-third.
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Okay, let's apply some logic to this.
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What changed, why did the group of men who's being selected in go from being the biggest, like overwhelmingly dominant to now the smallest group?
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Well, for one, the economy and the housing market sank and made it impossible for the average man to provide a house.
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Which rules out most men for a lot of women because for most Christian women, having a house to raise their kids in is not an option that they're willing to live without.
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Unfortunately, fixing the economy is a little bit beyond the scope of this channel.
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So we're going to leave that for other channels to deal with.
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Two, the filter that's sorting men in or out got more strict.
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Okay, so why did that happen?
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Well, let's look at what influences this filter.
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First thing is, there's the quality of the man.
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She does not want to marry a scrub.
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She's going to depend on him.
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Especially if she's going to have kids.
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So she needs to know that he is a highly capable man.
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So she's going to look for success and capability markers.
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Things like confidence.
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His level of masculine strength.
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His abilities.
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His intelligence.
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The level of success he's attained already, that is a proof that he will likely succeed in the future.
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His social skills and social standing.
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Genetics, how he looks.
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How tall he is.
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Women judge men based on these traits and characteristics.
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But hold on, actually, we're talking about Christian women.
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These are the measures that secular women use for men.
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Christian women use a different list, don't they?
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They judge the spiritual quality of the man.
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And they ignore the worldly attributes.
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I say, no, they don't.
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Christian women have two lists.
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He must first meet the bar for his worldly qualities, and then she will evaluate him for spiritual worthiness.
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Now, the main narrative right now.
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Is that the quality of men has been going down.
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Let's put some percentages on this arbitrarily to just remind us.
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That this is not black and white, yes, no, in, out, has it, doesn't.
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It's about amounts and sliding scales.
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So guys in back in the day had certain percentage marks for these things.
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And it was a lot higher.
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Women were like, ooh, hey, I'll take some of that.
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But the idea is, those numbers went down.
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So now women are like, uh, yeah, actually, no.
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No, thank you.
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She said.
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So, the theory is that men need to do better.
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They need to step up and be better and try harder.
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And if you raise those numbers back up.
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Then more women will accept more men and we'll solve the problem.
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And we'll play fair.
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This is a part of the story, as we saw in the timeline.
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Men have been getting nerfed.
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Largely because they're mostly raised by women now instead of by men.
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I'm not sure if I'm allowed to say that.
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But it is true.
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They're getting nerfed by a society that favors women.
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Men are roundly hated and rejected and blamed everywhere they go.
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Oh, by the way, they're also taught complete, I should have put this in there.
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They're taught complete lies about the stuff that women want.
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So they go into this whole arena armed with completely false information about how to navigate it and what they should do and how to attract a woman.
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So they do completely the wrong things and put the women off.
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They simp and they're too nice and they're too feminine in the way they approach it.
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So, yes, it is true that the quality of the men has been going down.
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And that has been affecting women's decisions.
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They're rejecting men more.
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But that's not the whole story, is it?
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Because we have this whole other set of stuff that's influencing women's decisions.
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She's got her standards and her criteria for the man.
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And her expectations.
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And back in the day, when this number, the guys who were selected in, back when that was bigger.
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These numbers were lower.
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And it's unequivocally true that these numbers have gone way up.
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So that makes the selection filter more strict.
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More and more men start to get caught in this sort of loop.
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Pick a girl, like a girl, fall for her, try his best with her, bong, oh, no, sorry, you're out.
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And then you go back to the start and you pick another girl.
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And oh, bong, and you try again.
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And you just go in this loop for a while.
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And eventually, you lose heart with that.
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And you just sort of accept your fate.
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And go, you know what?
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It's just not going to happen for me.
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On top of that.
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Men are actually starting to get more strict in their evaluation as well.
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Because you're dealing with constantly being rejected and getting your hopes up and then having them dashed again.
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As guys go through that pain, they start to ask questions about why this is happening.
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And then they start to hear stories.
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Because we don't live in the pre-internet era where the people of influence in the church and in society could just protect the information airlock.
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And just say, no, no, no, no, no, you're just an outlier.
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It's just God's will that you're single.
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And you just need to accept that.
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Or, well, yeah, I guess, sorry, you just didn't try hard enough.
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But we don't live in this totally protected information airlock era anymore.
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Now, guys can go online and compare their experiences with other guys.
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And they can hear stories from these guys.
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See, here's another piece of the puzzle.
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Even if a man is selected in, a woman can revoke her selection at any time without any cost.
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The government will see to it that he continues to pay all of her bills.
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And most of the community, they will support her.
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So the men who go through divorce, they end up in this bucket as well.
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And they mix in with these guys and start telling these guys.
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Hey, actually, it's dangerous.
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And you also have these guys over here who get selected in, but their wives don't treat them particularly well.
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So they're in this sort of in.
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They got selected in, but they're also kind of not in.
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Life is actually not that great because their wife maybe doesn't respect them very much.
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And these guys start talking about it too.
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And then there's all kinds of other sources, red pill, black pill, all these other sources.
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Plenty of people who are willing to explain to them what's happening.
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And now these guys start to get more strict with their evaluation as well.
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Instead of just evaluating the rewards that they get, they start looking at the the risks and the costs involved.
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That they weren't looking at before.
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And they start noticing there's kind of a lot of stuff there.
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And this is why the older guys don't really understand what's happening very well.
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See, back in their day, women were of a higher quality.
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They had better self-control, they had more sympathy and care for the man that they're with.
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And those women offered a lot more.
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But over time, that has changed.
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Girls today, they have all the leverage in relationships, legal, social, emotional, sexual.
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And they are not held accountable at all for how they use it.
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And they've proven time and time and again that they are not exactly generous with the way that they use that unaccountable power.
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They have very little sympathy or care for their husbands.
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Because they're kind of told from a young age that they don't need to.
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They're taught that they are the prize, they are the princess, they are the angel up on the pedestal, because that's how everyone treats them.
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And so they often feel like all of the emotional support and all of the sympathy and all that stuff should flow to them, not from them.
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They don't have much respect for men either.
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Women have been taught that they need to have just as much power as men, because our cultural narratives are built on the premise that you need to have power.
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In order to be valuable, to be safe and to have a high quality life.
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Most conservative Christian churches have agreed with that premise, and so we've oftentimes unknowingly taught women.
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That they should not actually in practice respect men, because respecting men and deferring to them.
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Puts your power below his, which, according to our culture, puts your worth below his.
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Makes you less valuable.
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It puts your security and safety below his, your quality of life below his.
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Because power is what determines all of those things.
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So we've taught women, respect men as little as you can possibly get away with.
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Women are almost entirely self-centered.
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Their demands are unreachably high for almost all except for the top level elite, high performers, high achievers, high IQ, high success rate, high social skill.
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Only those guys can actually realistically meet those expectations.
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And in return for that, she doesn't really offer all that much.
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Because again, the world has told her, and we have often agreed that if a woman has to subserviently offer something to a man.
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That reduces her power and that reduces her value relative to men.
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And that's oppressive.
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So you can't do that.
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So it's okay for women to offer men nothing.
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It's wrong for men to ask women to offer them something.
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That's men being selfish and bad.
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Men are looking at all that and going.
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First of all, that doesn't look very safe.
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They're looking ahead into the future and they're going, you know what?
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I just don't think that this woman offers enough to be worth risking these high probabilities of encountering these problems.
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And that's even if I somehow miraculously make it past her incredibly astronomically high standards.
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It looks an awful lot like, if I even do make it in.
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I'm going to end up down here with these guys.
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Why?
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Why do that?
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Of the two-thirds of men who are not in any kind of romantic relationship, half of them have stopped looking.
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And once these guys get stuck in this box, we don't treat them all that well.
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Because if you're one of the insider Christians, right, you're in the club, they see what's going on.
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Their reaction to it, they focus mostly on two places.
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They focus on this, the quality of the men.
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And the standards that the men have.
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Guys, it is 12:17 a.m. I've been awake for too long.
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Um, send help.
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Um, and so they come down with an absolute hammer on the men.
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How could you?
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Say no to our sweet, absolutely wonderful angels.
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Obviously, it's because you're you're too lazy, your standards are too high.
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You just hate women.
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Or fill in the blank reason.
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And these women come complaining, these are the attractive men.
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Men again.
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Help.
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The attractive men are the only ones who are real people in her perception.
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These guys are absolutely invisible to her.
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So as far as she's concerned.
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This is all men.
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So she comes to the people with influence.
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And she goes, hey, these men, they're so bad, they're treating me poorly.
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They're horrible to me.
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They won't ask me out.
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It's their fault that dating is breaking down.
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And of course, who do they believe?
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So when women complain about how they're getting treated by the playboys up in the top three to five percent.
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That easily makes it into the information airlock.
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Plus you have all these other narratives up here.
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If you believe that romance is just a random chance.
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That doesn't matter if you get rejected a lot, just keep going.
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And eventually you'll get a win.
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Except that it's, you know, not random.
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Women all want the same things.
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But if you believe that it is and that it's just a matter of how many times you try.
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Yeah, it would make sense to vilify the guys who quit.
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And that's not even the worst of it for most of them.
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Because if you're one of these guys, you got sorted out and you're stuck there.
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You have to watch the guys who got sorted in live that good life without you.
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And then you have to listen to them lecture you about why they think you failed.
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Why they think you suck, why they think everything that's happening right now is your fault.
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And then if you speak up about how frustrating it is that you have to take those beatings while you're watching it.
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Everyone else have that good life that you don't get access to.
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You then have to listen to them lecture you about how you're being selfish and your faith isn't good enough.
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You just have to accept that it's just not God's will for you to have that good life.
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That the people lecturing you get to enjoy.
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We punch them in the gut repeatedly, and then when they try to get away from our fists.
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We say, see, you just don't love Jesus enough, you're not willing to endure that suffering of singleness.
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And the the low tier, low respect that we give to you.
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Obviously, you just don't love him enough and you have idols that you need to deal with.
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Probably somebody that has some idols here.
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May or may not be them.
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We'll see.
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We treat these guys like garbage, and they don't stay here.
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In this spot of just like, I'm in the bottom cast of the church.
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I can't get past this, the constant rejection.
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Even if I did, it doesn't look like it's worth it.
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So I'm just stuck here being treated like garbage and constantly being blamed and being the low tier.
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Low respect, nobody listens to you.
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Just worm.
18:26
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Eventually, guys just go, you know what, I thought this place was going to be better than the rest of the world.
18:32
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They told me that I would thrive here.
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But I'm not.
18:35
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They told me that they were against feminism.
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But they're doing the exact same things and showing the exact same favoritism to women and against me that feminists do.
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They treat me the same way.
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Why am I here?
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They get frustrated and they move on down the line.
18:51
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As the friction gets worse, they start to realize, hey, that social contract.
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That idea that people who put in effort get rewarded.
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And that's what determines what you get in life.
19:03
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These guys start to realize that contract is void.
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And they're going to have to get used to being excluded and disrespected.
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Having no real everyday purpose for their lives, the intimacy frustration and loneliness.
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And the commands God wove into their bones that are being thwarted.
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You have no incentive to conserve the current structure and system.
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Because it's very much not working for you.
19:30
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They have no hope that it's ever going to change or get any better.
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And because dating has completely broken down, there are no families being formed.
19:38
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All that stuff leads to obliteration of social cohesion.
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And then you end up at the endgame.
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Men go, screw it, I quit.
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And they exit society, they exit institutions, they exit church.
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They just sort of are watching from the sidelines.
19:54
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Oftentimes, rooting for the collapse of the world.
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I see comments from these guys saying, you know what, screw it.
20:03
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Let it fall.
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Let it burn.
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It's too far gone to save.
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And I will not have a shot at a decent normal life while this thing is still standing.
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Let it fall.
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And then maybe I'll have a chance to build something out of the rubble.
20:18
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And you have these guys who aren't just rooting from the sidelines.
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You've got guys actively participating.
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And trying to speed up the collapse.
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You see the the insanity that we're starting to see now.
20:29
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This is why I say that things like the LGB rainbow or the political battlefield.
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This is why I call those secondary battlefields.
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Because those are a symptom of this.
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Men who are able to get a decent woman and get selected into the good life.
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They do not do this.
20:48
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The guys up here, they have grounding forces and incentives that keep them away from that.
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And actually make them want to oppose that.
20:55
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So that's the part of the story most of you are familiar with already.
20:59
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So now it's time to take another fist full of Tylenol and sniff out the roots of this.
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And let's start with the lady's side of the equation first.
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Because so far, we don't know why this is happening yet.
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How did all these risk numbers go up so high?
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Well, both of these things, a woman's standards, her expectations for men and the way she treats men.
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All of that stuff comes from her core story.
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What she believes about herself, who she is, how the world works.
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Who other people are, what she deserves and should expect from them.
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All of that stuff.
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Now, for these women, their core story is formed by a bunch of things.
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The culture that you grow up in informs you about how the world works and your place in it.
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Your family of origin.
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How you're treated as you grow up.
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Same thing.
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The institutional teaching you receive at school, at church.
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How you're treated there.
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Things like discipline and accountability.
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What the heck is a media?
21:54
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Media, the content and stuff that you consume, all of that stuff.
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Feeds into your perception of who you are and what you deserve and how things work.
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Your understanding of who men are.
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What they owe you.
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All of that comes from your core story.
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If you've never had any discipline or accountability, for example.
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And the media you consume tells you that you are the princess and you are the prize and you deserve the best of everything.
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Well, yeah, that's going to affect what you demand.
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And what you develop as far as what you offer.
22:32
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So yeah, core story determines this stuff.
22:35
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But what's causally upstream of her core story?
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Well, could it be that we live in a society that favors women?
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That feminism really did win.
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And it has trained us to prefer women, to give them better treatment.
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We've been trained to appease women and to appease their feelings and emotions.
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Women constantly receive unearned praise, love, and affection and adoration.
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We fear women.
22:59
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Because think about it, how scared are most men to criticize women for anything?
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Most Christian men would never dream of saying the stuff that I'm saying right now, because they are terrified of the response that they'll get from women.
23:10
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And as a result of that fear, we coddle women and appease them constantly.
23:15
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And could it be that we as Christians have bought into a lot of these narratives?
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And that that has formed these ladies' core story in a way that's detrimental to them.
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Because it allows their sinful flesh to increase and to grow.
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Without any check or balance against it.
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And to be delusional about themselves.
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And cause this situation where this sorting filter gets too strict.
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And men cannot, even if they do their best, get into the good life.
23:53
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They have no access to it.
23:55
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And if this is true.
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This would also make sense with what the narratives are inside the airlock.
24:01
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These things help to justify the favoritism and these things feed into the lady's core story as well.
24:09
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It also provides insulation, because think about it this way.
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If it is all about your individual effort, or it's just God's choice.
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Whether or not you get selected in or not.
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Well, if I made it, I don't have any responsibility to you.
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It's all about your effort.
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You just need to try harder.
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That's got nothing to do with me.
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Then it's up to God too.
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So that's double nothing to do with me.
24:34
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So if these guys aren't making it in, not my problem.
24:37
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That's theirs to fix.
24:38
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What do all of those narratives have in common that insulate the people on the inside?
24:43
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From any responsibility to help the people on the outside.
24:47
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Like, say, for example, if the filter gets too strict.
24:52
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And men aren't able to get in, well, the people who are on the inside.
24:57
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Who are interacting with these women, are maybe have positions of authority in the church.
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Don't feel any obligation to do that for the men who are getting stuck on the outside.
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Because it's all just now, it's just their individual effort.
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Wasn't good enough.
25:13
Speaker A
They just didn't try hard enough.
25:14
Speaker A
They didn't faith hard enough.
25:15
Speaker A
And of course, it doesn't help that the left has absolutely weaponized.
25:19
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The entire notion of collective responsibility and structural problems.
25:24
Speaker A
You can't talk about external factors or or structural problems with conservatives today.
25:30
Speaker A
Because that's enemy speak.
25:32
Speaker A
So, let's try to take it down one layer deeper.
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Let's find the root of this.
25:35
Speaker A
One thing that would make sense is worship.
25:39
Speaker A
So yeah, we could change some of this stuff.
25:43
Speaker A
No one is going to, because at the root of it, popular culture, even among Christians.
25:49
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Worships and favors women.
25:52
Speaker A
And they worship their lifestyle.
25:54
Speaker A
Because again, like it's awesome.
25:56
Speaker A
Why wouldn't you?
25:57
Speaker A
And if they were to change this, this might not be so pleasant for them anymore.
26:05
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Because guess who you run a foul of if you stop favoring women.
26:10
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If you start to hold them accountable for their behavior.
26:15
Speaker A
If you start putting in checks and balances against the leverage that they have.
26:19
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Imagine if we did start holding women accountable for all that stuff.
26:22
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How do you think they'd react?
26:24
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Not kindly.
26:25
Speaker A
And so for the guys on the inside, yeah, a lot of the peace and happiness and contentment that you get to experience on the inside of here.
26:32
Speaker A
Yeah, that peace gets woken up very loudly.
26:38
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By some very angry ladies who are upset that you made them look bad.
26:43
Speaker A
And so now they're going to do everything in their power to make you miserable until you stop.
26:50
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Even if what you're saying is true.
26:54
Speaker A
And even if they do need the accountability.
26:57
Speaker A
So of course, yeah, if you worship this.
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Your peace and your comfort and the good life that you have on the inside, you are not going to want to analyze.
27:08
Speaker A
Any of these worldviews, change any of this favoritism.
27:13
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Because it would lead to you losing the thing that you worship.
27:18
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So, I'm going to do something really quick.
27:20
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This is going to point us in the direction we need to go to fix these problems.
27:24
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So this is our heat map of causally significant influences.
27:29
Speaker A
Let's say it that way.
27:31
Speaker A
We can see there's kind of three branches to this.
27:34
Speaker A
The men's side.
27:36
Speaker A
The singleness struggle itself.
27:39
Speaker A
And the women's side.
27:40
Speaker A
On the men's side of things.
27:42
Speaker A
Yeah, men's standards are a part of it.
27:45
Speaker A
What men want.
27:46
Speaker A
And men's quality, what they bring to the table.
27:49
Speaker A
The fact that men are getting nerfed.
27:51
Speaker A
So we can look there.
27:52
Speaker A
On the women's side.
27:53
Speaker A
You have women's standards and their decrease in quality.
27:56
Speaker A
Their core story formation.
27:58
Speaker A
All the things that feed into that.
28:01
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And at the root of roots, I would suggest.
28:03
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Is worship.
28:04
Speaker A
Now, immediately a couple of things jump off the page.
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You could skip all of this trouble.
28:10
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All of these things.
28:12
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If this wasn't here.
28:14
Speaker A
If single men could live a good, content, happy life where they're respected.
28:20
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They're valued, they're supported equally.
28:24
Speaker A
If there was a way for them to somehow receive the level of intimacy.
28:30
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That you generally only get in marriage.
28:32
Speaker A
Then you could get around this.
28:33
Speaker A
You know, just skips the whole marriage and family entry gate.
28:36
Speaker A
And you get in.
28:37
Speaker A
So option one is, you could take marriage and family off of its current pedestal.
28:43
Speaker A
Get rid of the cast system.
28:45
Speaker A
Or probably better way to phrase it.
28:48
Speaker A
Elevate single men so that they have just as good of a life.
28:55
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And they receive just as much.
28:59
Speaker A
That's not super realistic, is it?
29:01
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Let's just be honest with ourselves.
29:02
Speaker A
First of all, this is not how human beings are built.
29:05
Speaker A
God did not design them to be alone.
29:07
Speaker A
That's why God made the woman in the first place.
29:09
Speaker A
So realistically, option number one, not great.
29:12
Speaker A
We do need to do more for single people.
29:16
Speaker A
Because also realistically, I don't think we're going to be able to actually fix this.
29:19
Speaker A
Totally anytime soon.
29:21
Speaker A
We do need to find ways to make singleness more viable.
29:23
Speaker A
However, that just isn't going to cut it for most guys.
29:27
Speaker A
Because they are not called to singleness.
29:30
Speaker A
The second thing that jumps off the page is that only one of these branches.
29:34
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Really gets any attention at all right now.
29:36
Speaker A
And that's, of course, the men's side.
29:38
Speaker A
Men, you need to do better.
29:40
Speaker A
Men, you need to stop with this.
29:41
Speaker A
Men, you need to repent of that.
29:43
Speaker A
Men, you need to bring your standards down.
29:44
Speaker A
Doesn't matter that women are the ones with the insane delusional standards and yours are actually pretty normal.
29:50
Speaker A
You are the one who needs to lower your standards.
29:52
Speaker A
Men, you are the one who's not doing well enough.
29:55
Speaker A
It doesn't matter how high her standards are.
29:59
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You are responsible to meet them and that is it, end of story.
30:03
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We can keep absolutely blasting them.
30:05
Speaker A
And keep losing them.
30:06
Speaker A
Sure, there are some unhealthy roots up here with the men.
30:10
Speaker A
But it is the only part of the causal stream we're putting any effort into right now.
30:15
Speaker A
And it's not producing significant improvements.
30:18
Speaker A
Because let's be honest, men are not the ones who make the decision.
30:23
Speaker A
They are not the filter.
30:26
Speaker A
She is.
30:26
Speaker A
And it looks like we are going to have to address the uncomfortable side of this causal stream.
30:32
Speaker A
Because it is so painful and discouraging and untenable to be single in the church.
30:39
Speaker A
Women have effectively become the filter that decides if men stay in the church or not.
30:45
Speaker A
And that filter has become incredibly strict.
30:49
Speaker A
Healthy roots bear healthy fruit.
30:52
Speaker A
This is absolutely not a healthy fruit.
30:57
Speaker A
So, if we want to deal with this bad fruit.
30:59
Speaker A
We need to deal with women's standards and expectations.
31:02
Speaker A
We need to deal with the way that they treat men.
31:04
Speaker A
The risks that they pose.
31:06
Speaker A
We need to put in counterbalances against the leverage that they have over men.
31:10
Speaker A
We need to get back to real accountability for women.
31:13
Speaker A
We need to deal with the core story that women have.
31:17
Speaker A
That leads them to feel like this is necessary and correct.
31:20
Speaker A
We need to deal with our narratives.
31:22
Speaker A
The stuff that makes us feel like women are untouchable.
31:25
Speaker A
That they never make any mistakes.
31:27
Speaker A
They do nothing wrong.
31:28
Speaker A
The preferential treatment that we show them.
31:31
Speaker A
The favoritism we show them.
31:33
Speaker A
And we need to deal with the root that leads to all of this fruit.
31:37
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What we worship.
31:39
Speaker A
We need to stop worshipping women, stop worshipping our conservative in-crowd good life.
31:45
Speaker A
Get back to worshipping the holy eternal God of the universe and nothing else.
31:51
Speaker A
Then we need to take responsibility for what we caused.
31:54
Speaker A
And clean up our mess.
31:55
Speaker A
So, this is the map.
31:56
Speaker A
These are the three areas that we can work on.
32:00
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We're going to look at these pieces more in depth as we go.
32:04
Speaker A
Over the next few videos, we're going to try to see if we can brainstorm.
32:08
Speaker A
Come up with some ways to solve these problems.
32:10
Speaker A
Or, potentially, how do we build a new structure entirely?
32:12
Speaker A
What does that look like?
32:13
Speaker A
And to be fair, we're still going to look at some stuff that we as men can do better.
32:19
Speaker A
Because I'm going to hold you guys to a high standard.
32:20
Speaker A
And if we want to tell anyone who's on the inside that, hey, you guys really need to help us out.
32:28
Speaker A
Then guys do need to be above reproach.
32:30
Speaker A
If you are a guy that's doing nothing but watching P-word and playing video games.
32:36
Speaker A
And you are not developing yourself at all.
32:38
Speaker A
No one is going to respect your complaints.
32:43
Speaker A
And they're not going to lift a finger to help you.
32:45
Speaker A
And honestly, rightfully so.
32:47
Speaker A
Until you have first made yourself above reproach and done your best.
32:53
Speaker A
To make sure that it really, truly is about what's happening on the lady's side of the causal stream.
32:59
Speaker A
Anyways, that's all I got.
33:00
Speaker A
Till the next one.
33:02
Speaker A
Stay weird.
33:05
Speaker A
And get out of here.
33:06
Speaker A
Peace.

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