Convicted Rapist, Mike Tyson.

Pour cette emission, je donne du credit à des femmes Françaises en reconnaissance de Gisèle Pelicot, les étudiantes de l'école Polytechnique, mais principalement elly Arcan principalement. Il ya un sentiment que les Francais sont à l'avant-garde des movements progressive de l'ouest, depuis la révolution française, pendant le temps que Victor Hugo lui-même a dit à propos de l'esclavage: Il existe toujours, mais il ne pèse plus que sur la femme, et il s'appelle prostitution. C'est pour cette raison que je demande pourquoi plusieurs horreurs continue à s'exposer à les femmes indépendamment de ses efforts efforts courageuses.

Discussing the normalization and glorification of the money pit that is designer babies.

Does Father's Day sometimes just feel like an overrated Mother's Day that Dads got from complaining that they wanted their day, too? In this episode, I clarify.

What is the actual standard for Dads and husbands? Scholars remain divided.

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SHOULD women be able to drink bone broth sometimes? Scholars remain divided.

Mike Tyson's 1991 rape conviction of an 18 year old beauty pageant winner, for which he served three of a six year sentence, has flown quietly under the radar for over 30 years. With an expansive career in movies, television and public life, his conviction does not appear to have impacted his friendships with other high profile men, or his career at all. In this episode, I discuss the circumstances of his conviction and his comments regarding the case.

Louise Perry, Mary Harrington and a lot of other women are speaking out against feminism, I believe, in the chance to hop on the Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson train to get a bigger male audience and blame prostitution on women having the audacity to want to be both free and safe. How dare they! In truth, it is always easier to shit on women than hold men accountable. Which is easier - telling a girl to not be a whore, or telling men to stop watching porn? Clearly feminism has gotten into the minds of women and girls everywhere, putting them in a cage of whoredom since 1963, prior to which men were waiting on us hand and foot as our knights in shining armour. Do away with the rape shelters and let us continue romanticizing a bygone era that truly was better for women and away with this 'I don't enjoy sexual exploitation' NONSENSE. We all know that prostitution is the fault solely of new-wave feminists (NEVER of the poor men who are FORCED to buy girls, under our sexual spells), which is what I discuss here.

Is the social stigma that men receive when they jack off in front of women they mentor a detriment to them? Are women simultaneously expected to be chaste in order to gain respect, but allow this to occur? In this episode, I personally examine the INSANE political landscape that gives these poor, helpless men backlash when jacking off in front of unwilling female audiences. God, feminism is just completely out of control!

In this episode, I discuss the harms of the sex industry.