Good morning, Steph. What advice of any would you give to a young man in the current dating market where two out of three men are chronically single or have little to know friends?

The competition for women is getting so tough. The men are resorting to makeup and plastic surgeries. Social media is filled with mugging and looks maxing content.

Black pill is the idea of your genetics determine your path in life.

IQ, looks, height, and even work drive are mostly genetic.

Yes, we still have free will, but if you try to exit the parameters, your genetic set for you,

you will get an insane amount of pushback, ostracism, and discrimination.

With this in mind, it's not surprising that there is a doomer culture thriving in the youth.

This conversation can be really eye-opening up for your younger viewers, such as myself.

Since I want to, since I want to get into a more detail discussion about this,

I appreciate your back and forth with me this last,

it was last Wednesday.

Hopefully this conversation will clear things up.

Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day.

Yeah, no, I appreciate that.

And of course, I do have some real sympathies

for people who are in this situation. The dating market is obviously challenging,

whether it's challenging more obviously now or whether it was the same in the past but more hidden.

That's, you know, maybe another topic. But why don't you tell me a little bit about your

journey in the dating market

and what's happened or not happened and how you got into the manosphere and that kind of stuff?

Well, I got into the manosphere when I was like in the middle of high school, more like

just as a as a hobby, more like it's very interesting to hear.

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