So what the new show Heated Rivalry has taught me about 2026 is that the only acceptable man is a gay man and that we need to discuss women's crippling porn addictions.

The gays and the chicks, the ladies and their twinks. That's really what this, that's really what this episode is about.

Alright, so if you do not know, a show called Heated Rivalry is the series of The Moment. It is about closeted gay hockey players in the NHL. It was produced in Canada for a Canadian streaming service, but then it was picked up for distribution by HBO Max, HBO, whatever they are now, Max. You know what I'm talking about HBO. and it blew up, especially in America, and especially

with American women. Do I find he just rivalry hot? Or am I just uncomfortable? I don't, I can't

tell. I've just... Baby shark. Mommy me. Mommy shark, do to do to the author named Rachel Reed, who has oddly like found her niche in

gay hockey novels, like that is what she writes about.

Grandma Shack to.

Anyway, this show is based on a series of books by an author named Rachel Reed, who has oddly, like, found her

niche in writing gay hockey novels. Like, that is what she writes about. We will get to more

of that a little later because I actually think it is really interesting. And the other thing

you guys need to know is that this is not just some surface-level happy honky-dory little romance

gay TV show. No, it is incredibly sexual. Like when I mean sexual, I mean

full on sex happening every single episode incredibly graphic and a lot of it. This is what American

women are watching. The New York Times even wrote about this a couple of days ago and they wrote

little by little. The show has entered the mainstream hockey culture. It raises questions and

criticisms about the sports failures when it comes to the conclusion

of the LGBTQ plus community, but could the rising popularity of heated rivalry lead to a change

in male hockey culture?

It has at least opened the door for conversations to be had.

Now here's the thing.

I'm not a huge hockey fan, but I watch enough hockey to know.

Like, I do not think

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