Instead of thinking, okay, what's the perfect argument that I could pull out to convince that kid that they're not crans?

Where's the kid at, effort's like, okay fine, you want the debate, but you haven't won me.

It's almost like you're flattening all these things, depression, you know, body dysmorphia, anxiety,

OCD, autism, all these family dynamic issues, and you're just flattening all these layers and giving us a diagnosis, trans.

Yeah, as long as we leave them alone, about 90% of them will naturally come to identify with their biological sex.

Jason Everett, thank you so much for sitting down. We just finished an interview over at the live-action space and talked about hookup culture and abortion and pornography and all of these things.

We're going to get into some of that today. You've written 17 books and you are an amazing speaker and thinker for the pro-love movement.

I'm going to call it Founder of Chastity Project, husband of Kristalina, beautiful person I admire, eight kids, give us a little bit of a run-through for people who haven't heard of you.

Who is Jason Everett? I know I just gave you some of that, but who is Jason Everett and why did you found Chastity Project?

Yeah, well, for the past 25 years, I've been blessed to travel around the world, speaking at high schools, universities, on six different continents to bring just the good news of God's plan for human sexuality to young people.

So we'll do the Catholic schools, we'll do public schools, I've done like correctional facility stuff, and we've spoken Harvard, Princeton, Air Force, Naval Academy, and so it's just been a blessing to share the good news.

That we're not in there, just giving some like shame, guilt, mongering, approach of statistics to scare kids into abstinence.

It just isn't the approach. We take the thought of St. John Paul II, and especially in his book Love and Responsibility,

of really just what he said, reintroducing love into love, meaning the commandment of love into relationships of love.

What does that look like? What would that do to our human sexuality if we just kind of had a redeemed understanding of our sexuality and love?

And so try to bring that into the schools and the churches with books, resources, podcasts, all kinds of stuff for the past 25 years.

So I've been doing it. I did it for five years solo, and then met my wife, Kristalina, and then we've been tagged team in it ever since.

And she's amazing. Kristalina, she wrote, I think you co-wrote it, how to find your soulmate without losing your soul, which I read when I was probably 24, 25, a friend gave it to me because I think they didn't approve of my boyfriend at the time.

No, he did not end up becoming my husband. Very happily married to my amazing husband now. And it was an amazing book.

It was very much a preparation for how to think about discernment, endating, how to date well, how to prepare for marriage.

I'm going to give you a really tough question to start us off here.

Yeah.

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