Is it wrong for women to provide food for men because it's the man's role to provide,

you know?

Like, I think you just have a very limited view of what masculinity is.

At the end of the day, it's dying to yourself for others.

That's what masculinity is.

It really has very little to do with your economic output or your ability to hold a job

or anything like that. Maybe those things are tied in in some way, but like, can you die to

yourself for another person? If yes, then you can be a great man. Same goes for a woman. That's just

like the invitation to be a Christian, really, and we live it out in our unique ways and our vocation.

All right, you came to the right place, you ding-dong.

It's called communication, baby.

Welcome to The Crunch, the only podcast where men are men and women are women.

It's your boy, Ethan.

And I'm Patrick, and this is Dr. Ethan's dating corner, the special episode that we released in the middle of the week, because you people have so many dating problems that we

had to make a whole other podcast to solve them all.

Ethan, we get a lot of questions about dating, don't we?

Yes, and we are from Mars, and ladies are from Venus and we are here to

and we've and the girls have gone to college to get more knowledge and then we're on our way.

This podcast, you've welcome to Jupiter and it's we're going to get to more stupider now and it's

going to be good man.

All right. Are you ready? I'm so ready. I have a doctorate in dating. I have a doctorate in dating. I have a doctor in dating. I'm very smart about this stuff. I can help just about anybody on planet Earth with their relationship problems except myself. But you don't have relationship problems anymore, right? That's true. Well, I mean,

sometimes I could communicate better, I suppose, and I oftentimes am selfish when I could be

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