POV Discusses: Return to Conservatism & The Sex Recession

POV You're My Therapist

Divine Philemond

Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.8 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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In this week’s edition of The Hot, Sexy Overshare , I give you a hundred dollars and a the map to build your dream partner. Let me know what you think!

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In this episode, we're diving deep into the resurgence of conservatism in modern culture, specifically through the lens of the "TradWife" movement.

We'll explore how traditional gender roles, once seen as personal choices, have become part of a larger, more controversial narrative . From "trade wife-ism" and its roots in white supremacy 🏳️, to the growing divide between men and women's philosophies in hookup culture, incels, and generational stagnation, there's a lot to unpack.

We'll also talk about societal trends like young people having less sex, drinking less 🍷, and living with their parents longer . Are we sheltering ourselves from real-world challenges, or are we just finding problems to fill the idle time we have ⏳?

How does this tie into the growing popularity of the TradWife movement? Expect some light on the differences between TradWives and influencers like Shera Seven, Nara Smith, and Ballerina Farm and get ready for my favorite thing—a deep-dive Venn diagram !

We’ll explore how mental health challenges, cultural disillusionment 🧠, and complacency are shaping the way we live, love, and see ourselves in this evolving landscape.

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0:00.0	Hi. Welcome to POV you are my therapist, the podcast where I vent, you listen, and you do not get paid.
0:08.7	I am your host, Divine. And today, we are going to talk about a couple things. Are young people having
0:18.3	less sex? And why are so many young people anti-sex? This is going to lead us
0:24.3	into a conversation about the whole tradwife situation. So if you find that, you know, annoying and you're
0:29.9	over it, tap out. Don't, you know, but tap out if you need to. So I was thinking about this the other day because I don't know if you
0:40.1	know this, but I'm going through a revival of sorts. So I am, I don't even want to call it a ho face
0:46.4	because like truly I just feel, I just feel like I'm doing what I want to do, you know,
0:52.1	without any shame or judgment or any of it. And I'm at this point
0:57.3	of my life now where I'm 28 and a lot of my friends had this era when they were like in their 18, 19,
1:05.8	20, 21, 22, 23, 24, they were kind of starting to settle into real relationships, real grown-up
1:13.6	relationships, having their first relationships. I did not have the fortune of that happening to me.
1:21.3	So while I would love, while I would love to be in a full-blown, long-term relationship right now,
1:27.3	I'm not, but I've been so long out of a relationship.
1:33.5	Even a serious talking phase.
1:36.6	I think the last talking phase I had was,
1:40.4	and I don't even want to consider it a talk,
1:42.2	like, I don't want to consider it anything because I fear, not I fear, I feel and I fear that he was probably just trying to get in my pants, but maybe he was getting to know me. I don't know. It was about a year and a half ago, okay? So it's been a while since I've felt emotionally connected to a man,
2:05.9	especially a man. It's been a while since I felt emotionally connected to a man.
2:11.3	And before that last guy, I'm trying to think of who the last guy that I liked was. And I can't. I simply can't. I can't remember
2:21.3	the last time I went on a real date that I got dressed up and I got, you know, cutified. And I went
2:28.8	on a date and I sat across from a guy and I had dinner and we talked. I can't remember the last
2:33.9	time that happened,
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