E194. Louise Perry Thinks The Sexual Revolution Was Bad For Women

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🗓️ 18 August 2022

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Louise Perry, author of The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, sits down with Bridget to talk about the repercussions of the sexual revolution and why the claim that sex doesn't have a special status does not serve anyone's interests, particularly women's. They discuss how the people who are winning from this kind of culture are men who can get laid consequence free, sexual trauma and using hypersexuality as a weapon, sexual disenchantment, the idea that sex must be taken seriously, and why Mother Nature is the biggest misogynist out there. They also cover the expectation of women to work, what Louise's idea of feminism looks like, how the increasingly aggressive nature of sexual norms are being normalized due to porn, Playboy, Kim Kardashian, having kids, division of labor between the sexes, and how the world that liberal feminists have constructed is a fragile one that's built on technology.

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0:55.0	Well, and you might know me from my terrible Twitter, my horrible books, or the nonsense I spout on podcasts like Rogan and Glenn Beck. It's all there.
1:05.0	Are you blackpilled or whitepilled for the future of the UK? What is a man?
1:11.0	What is a man? What is a? No, what is it? Are you whitepilled or blackpilled? No, seriously, this girl.
1:18.0	The fact that you discovered that gives me hope for some of the things that I still got.
1:24.0	Well, if you need James G. Blaine's autograph, you are welcome to it.
1:28.0	Of course, being the co-author of How to Have Impossible Conversations makes you the perfect guest for this train wreck of a show.
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1:45.0	This week on the podcast, very excited to sit down and chat with Louise Perry.
1:50.0	She's a columnist at the New Statesman Features Writer for the Daily Mail, and the press officer for the campaign group we can't consent to this.
1:58.0	Her debut book, The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, a new guide to sex in the 21st century, was published in 2022 to critical acclaim, universally described as challenging and provocative,
2:11.0	and hailed by the observer as possibly one of the most important feminist books of its time.
2:16.0	I really loved talking to Louise. She is so insightful. This book is so important, and as I mentioned in this podcast, I'm kind of a case study for exactly the phenomenon that she's laying out.
2:28.0	So enjoy.
2:30.0	All right, I'm with Louise Perry. Welcome to Walkins. Welcome.
2:35.0	Thank you for taking the time. Your book is making quite the splash, The Case Against the Sexual Revolution. How is the response to a bend so far?
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