Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Today we're going to be looking at whatever happens to those and I don't mean to sound mean even though

I don't know if that's going to be possible considering the subject matter, but those bitter

stereotypical man-hating writers that we always see online. Let me paint you a picture

you're scrolling through Facebook or Twitter and you see some article from the

usual suspects places like Salon, Jezebel the Guardian, you know the ones, complaining about how marriage is a prison

or how children are a burden or how men are trash, monogamy is a lie, etc, etc.

Those types of pieces are always good for a cringe read, which of course I love. But have you ever wondered what happens to those writers two, three, or heck even five, six, seven years down the line, like personally, because sure, maybe for those people in the

moment it might feel empowering to not just be happy with your singleness, which of course is totally

fine, but to actually mock and criticize conventional relationships

and to revel in things like one night stands and casual hookups, but where does that mentality

and behavior ultimately get you? Is that the kind of attitude that's not only

going to be gratifying in the moment but also lead to long-term happiness and

meaning? Well that's what we're going to look at today through the examination of

a couple case studies since we're professional

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