Feminism itself is rooted in Marxism. I don't necessarily agree with Marxism personally.

Do I agree with the fundamental principles of having equitable access to resources for, you know,

all human beings as a fundamental principle of just compassion? Or absolutely. Well, that wouldn't

mean that only men have greater access to resources and women don't. And yes, that has also

impacted modern dating, even the last 10 to 20 years,

how men are generally perceived in the Western world. We can look at wealth distribution,

earnings, how that's shifted, and how that impacts mateship and connection and sexuality

and attraction and a whole slew of other issues or factors relating to intimacy and connection.

You're receiving peak pleasure experience, which most people are mistaking for true intimacy, and they're satisfied in the moment, but then they need more of it because it's a massive dopamine. You're in a perpetual honeymoon phase, almost. You can receive peak experience that you mistake for intimacy, but it never really scratches the edge. It just scratches the edge, but you're left for more, but you just go to what's familiar, because it's non-committal. Because in commitment, there's so much, so many people, there's so much fear, it's an abyss. In the past, commitment has been proven, like maybe your parents divorce, so commitment doesn't exist, or you saw your parents suffer and suffer, but still stay together. You're like, I don't want that. And so hookup culture,

NSA culture is so easy, but it's empty. Now, I'm not saying casual sex is empty or bad. However,

what's to come from?

Stefanos, welcome to the show.

Yeah, happy to be here, man. Thank you.

Yes. So, you're a relationship coach, right?

Yeah, he could say that.

Yes.

Yeah. So can you tell us about your background and how you became a relationship coach?

And I'm curious if there was a moment when you realized you needed to change, how you showed up in a relationship with yourself or a partner.

Yeah, I'll take care of the first one and then we can maybe address the second question. For me, I think everything is relationships, man. It's not a question of whether we're in

relationship. It's a question of what's the quality of the relationship that we're in,

whether it's to our past, to our present, you know, something intangible, tangible, a person,

intimate intimacy, romance, our future, our know, something intangible, tangible, a person, intimate, intimacy, romance,

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