“I Wish I Was White”

Talking about when I came to the realization that my race mattered as a kid and not feeling completely accepted by any one group of ppl.

I changed my perspective from how men shouldn’t be vulnerable with women, to how it’s REQUIRED to be vulnerable to some extent in a healthy long-term relationship. I attack the biggest arguments against male vulnerability as well as highlight my own current struggles with vulnerability.

It’s still an issue, apparently.

I was thinking about celebrities who avoided cancel culture and celebrities who fell victim. Then I found similarities between those who avoided cancel culture and determined that there was a method to never truly be canceled.

Recently, I was proposed the argument that white privilege is a fake privilege. I decided to record part my ongoing thought process rationalizing my perspective of why I do believe white privilege DOES exist. I expressed it from a place that’s as unbiased, yet as honest as humanly possible.

In this podcast episode, I think out loud to come to a conclusion on why some people who consider themselves “spiritual” don’t hold themselves accountable for their actions. This episode is more specifically geared towards some females that I have found use the term “spiritual” to define themselves. *THIS IS AN ACTIVE THOUGHT, MEANING IT IS INCOMPLETE AND ONGOING!*

In this episode I speak about how I find less enjoyment in "things" as I get older and find more satisfaction and fulfillment in reflecting on experiences.

I talk about my experience with being back on dating apps for a week and my current situation when it comes to female companionship.

Is it possible for a guy and a girl to truly be friends with each other? I talk about what male-female friendships and also what the friend-zone looks like for a male and what it would be for a female.

In this episode, I will be talking about how the right people will come into your life at the right time.