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Stefan Molyneux

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🗓️ 7 February 2025

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Wednesday Night Live 5 February 2025

In this episode, I examine the interplay between societal norms and personal philosophies surrounding masculinity and relationships. We discuss the impact of politics on media narratives, sharing my skepticism about manipulative practices in organizations like Politico. I reflect on male vulnerability and challenge traditional views on commitment, delving into how societal structures influence personal relationships.

We address modern challenges, such as 'chore play' and unrealistic expectations for both genders, and I highlight the often-ignored immature behaviors across the board. Ultimately, I advocate for a balanced appreciation of masculinity and femininity, encouraging listeners to engage in honest dialogues to foster fulfilling relationships based on mutual respect and clarity.

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0:00.0	Good evening, everybody. Welcome to your Wednesday night, live on the Sanco de Blanco of February
0:07.2	2025. I return to you from the very edge of human health, and we're going to be fine.
0:16.1	We're going to be fine. Yeah, Politico, somebody writes, Politico has been shown today as having
0:20.7	been paid
0:21.1	millions of dollars since 2019 by USAID to falsely legitimize reports that Hunter Biden's
0:26.3	laptops criminality was fake news. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I got it. I mean, it's honestly, it's going to be,
0:33.6	I, I await with some bland, I await with some bland curiosity where my name is
0:41.3	going to show up in all of these nefarious bills and bribes. Right. The New York Times is getting
0:47.0	millions of dollars from, uh, the government. So they might not have been entirely neutral, uh, about me. Maybe. Just a tiny, tiny little bit.
0:58.6	Are you recovering well? Um, it's certainly the, I haven't had a flu in years and years and years.
1:03.1	So I honestly can't remember the last time I had a flu. But it's, um, it's not a lot of fun.
1:09.7	It's not a lot of fun it's not a lot of fun but you know it's uh it's good for your
1:16.0	system to get sick once in a while isn't it it's good for your system but you know the plus
1:22.1	itis is i'm taking the conjunctiveitis um i goo and it nice. It's actually nice to be able to open my eyes in the
1:28.3	morning without having to have hot water on my eyelids. I can pry them up and it was so good.
1:37.0	Yeah, and the flu, it's like, the flu is like a gunshot. Like, okay, they can pull the bullet out,
1:41.8	but there's still a certain amount of healing that goes on afterwards. So, uh, yeah, the flu is, okay, they can pull the bullet out, but there's still a certain amount of healing that goes on afterwards. So, yeah, the flu is, I knock down, I get knocked down, but I get up again,
1:51.2	but it's kind of slow, but it's kind of slow. All right, let's get to your comments.
2:00.6	Steph, thank you for your time in last week's private call. It was very great. It was very great and helpful conversation. Well, thank you. I appreciate that. And if you want to do a private call, they are good, man.
2:14.8	There's a kind of bluntness and directness that I can have at a private call
2:18.0	that just doesn't exist in a public call.
2:21.7	All right, let's see here.
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