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Y y nay, stop everybody, just big colding on of
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this my heard podcast coming to you live as always.
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You know how it is, You know how we do here,
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always live, always real, and it is what it is. Right,
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this might hurt at some point, you get it. I'm
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going to bring in the fabulous Lady g La Dot.
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Hello, Hey guys, how's it going.
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How are you?
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I'm wonderful.
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That's always that's always a good thing.
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Yes, when you wake up on this side of the dirt,
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it's always a wonderful thing.
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Yeah. Nobody wants dirt on them. Yeah, nobody wants Yeah,
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we don't want dirt on us. No, that's not good.
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You have to keep it above ground, yes, always above grown, all.
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Right with you.
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You can see the chat is on the screen now
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you can see it, right.
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Ah, well it's pretty small, but yeah.
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It is small, but it's just pop it up on.
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The screen midnight. Yes, thank you so much. We've missed
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doing it.
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Yeah, most definitely. I'm gonna start off by talking about
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some mistake that I just recently made. So I wasn't
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worth it. No, no, has nothing to do with no, no, no, no, no,
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nothing like that. But so as you got you. Everybody
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knows we got shirts. You know what I'm saying. We
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have gorgeous shirts. This Man podcast t shirts, you know
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what I'm saying. And we give them out to the
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fans that have been long time listeners. They went contests,
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you know, stuff like that. We send them out to fans,
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you know whatever. So what I did was what I
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wanted to do. Was I wanted to, you know, get
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a whole new style of T shirt for the fans,
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you know what I mean. So I go to the
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website where I got these shirts made, and you know,
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I set it up. I send them the info. They
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get back to me. They say, listen, bro, the file
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you sent us is a good file, but we need
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to be able to make it bigger, the logo bigger
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on the shirt, so we need a different file. The
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file is called an AI file, not artificial intelligence. It's
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a photo is a type of photo file. Right. So
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when I when I, when I, when I had the
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logos made, the dude that that helped me accidentally sent
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me the wrong logo. He sent me the logo to
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the words are kind of wrong. So I can't see
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what the AI fiul is because I don't have the
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program to see the file. So what I did was
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I assumed, and I should never do that, No, you should,
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I should never assume. I assumed the AI foul was
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the correct file that I needed to send. I sent
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them the file, they made the shirts, they sent me
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the shirts, and I sent my fellow co hosts a picture.
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Well, we weren't supposed to be proofing it. We were
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supposed to be saying if we liked it or not.
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I sent everyone a picture of the T shirt, and
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not one of you, not one of you, said, yoon,
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shit ain't right. Not one person said, listen, that doesn't.
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Look right, because it did look right. We weren't supposed
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to We weren't supposed to be reading it. We were
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supposed to be looking at the design.
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If we were gonna it was nice, right, it was,
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it was, it was, it was nice. But I get
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the I get the shirts in all right. Now, listen,
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the shirts are dope, the logo is dope, but it's wrong,
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and I'm gonna tell you why it's wrong, and you
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could tell me why you think it's wrong. So listen,
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I have twelve of these shirts.
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We can't see bro mm hmm.
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Look at that.
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It's nice.
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It's nice, but what does it say? What did you say.
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This my heart?
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Yeah?
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Yo, I was maybe maybe that means you might love
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this podcast.
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Maybe maybe I told you.
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I told you I will rocket either way.
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Yeah, heart exactly, yeah, heart exactly. I was like, yo,
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but yeah, but you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna send
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them out to everybody who wants one. I have to,
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you know, reorder them, but this time with the right
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with the right information. It's crazy. So now I want
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to I want to I want to talk about the
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movie theater real quick. So movies movie comes out tomorrow.
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I'm gonna go see it with my movie partner. I'm
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gonna go see Superman right now. Have you heard the
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ship going around about this movie? No, I know, I know,
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we don't. We don't get into all that bullshit, Okay,
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but there's they're saying that now that the director of
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the film said that Superman is no, he's an illegal immigrant.
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Oh my gosh.
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That he's from that he's from another planet. So during
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an interview, he said, oh, Superman is an illegal immigrant
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or illegal alien from another planet. And guess who ran
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off with that? All all all, all the all the.
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All of the the Newspeople.
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The Newspeople ran off with it and one and one
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one Fox News. A reporter on Fox News said this,
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and I'm gonna I'm gonna quote him because I watched
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the video ten times to make sure I heard what
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I heard. He said, do you know what it says
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on Superman's Cape and the one says what he said, MS.
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Thirteen, That is horrible.
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That's exactly what he said. And I saw the videos
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and it was it was it was bad. It was bad.
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He said, Yep, that's exactly what he said. But I'm
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not We're not gonna we don't talk to you know,
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you know how we do here. But you can go
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look up the video yourself, check it out and yeah,
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those people and they're crazy.
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They that's gonna have some repoks quesions.
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Yes it is, Yes, it is. So Anyway, now, I
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want to talk about a couple of things I want
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to talk about. We'll get into a fany man, We'll
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get into a couple of topics here. But what is
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the primary reason men get into relationships? Right? So, everybody
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has their own reasons for wanting to be in a relationship,
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and I I personally think for for me personally, and
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for a lot of men out there. I don't know
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about all men, but I know a majority of men
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they get into it, not not not just not just
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because they're not alone, because that that's that's not really
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a good reason.
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It's a reason.
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But men, men are only into relationships. They get into
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relationships for love.
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What what do you know?
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I know, I know a lot of dudes. All right,
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I'm not gonna I'm not gonna play family few and
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be like survey says, but there are men men, A
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majority of men get into relationships for love. What else
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is there? Though? What else is there to get into
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a relationship for besides being lonely? If you you're lonely
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and you want to be with.
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Someone, there are lots of reasons, all right, So give
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me some. Are you talking good reasons or.
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Any any any reason that you think a dude would
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want to get into a relationship.
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Oh, a dude would want to get into relationship. Uh,
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easy access to intimacy, their their physical intimacy, somebody to
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cook for them, clean for them, wash their clothes, take
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care of their business.
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Yeah, so you don't think you don't think of.
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Very few having been a marriage and family therapist for
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many years. I I can't say that I found a
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lot of men who got into a relationship for love
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infatuation maybe, but it was more for their own emotional security. Hmmm.
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I don't know. I think I think a majority of
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some men, I'm not going to say a majority is
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less than I think. I kind of think that it's
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because what I mean, what what what? What? What could a
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man possibly gain from from being a relationship, being in
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a relationship other than gaining the love of a woman.
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I mean, if that's.
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Amanda, Hey, Amanda, well, I mean, based on a lot
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of the things that.
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Amanda, how are you? You're one of our You're one
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of our favorites too, So you are got to send
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you a T shirt, one of the new ones, not
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the one that we got messed up. All right, good,
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I'm sorry.
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No, you're not. No, I just I I'm not seeing
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that Cooleon. I'm not because and I've seen it on
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a lot of different feeds, a lot of different you know,
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relationship shows and whatnot. They get something out of it,
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but they use it as you know, a game, you know,
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like that for instance, Like and I've talked a lot
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about some of my experiences here on.
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The show, and.
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And you know, like my own personal experiences are that
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it's just a game for them. It's a challenge, it's
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it keeps them occupied even today, you know. And in
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setting up boundaries with people, I told somebody, listen, I'm
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not a placeholder, you know. So, yeah, you popping up
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every once in a while saying Hi, how are you
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just checking in on you? Like, what is the purpose
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of that other than trying to keep a line of
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communication open that you're not really pursuing. It's kind of like,
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let me hold on to this until something better comes along,
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you know. And that's actually a lot of what I
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am seeing, and it could also be the population I
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work with right now. But people are not taking it
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seriously because with men, once they're kind of locked in.
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I do agree that they they're locked in, you know,
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like that that they're in, they're they're doing their thing.
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But it's like if or when they get hurt. And
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even Dubbs has talked about this before. You know, it
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only takes one for a guy, you know, it only
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takes for a guy to get that one hurt, that
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one bad hurt, and then it ruins it for everybody
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who comes later, because they're in this place where I'm
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never gonna be that vulnerable again. I'm never gonna allow
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a woman to place me in that position. So it's
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kind of like get or be gotten, And so then
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it turns into this constant game of let me string
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these women along, hold place, you know, have them as
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placeholders when I don't have anything going on. I mean,
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men do kind of run relationships. If a man is
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not looking for a long term thing with somebody, it's
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not gonna happen.
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So you feel you feel that men men run relationships.
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Well, they're the ones that do.
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The men like like you're saying that they dictate how
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the relationship goes.
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Yeah, the men are the ones who kind of dictate
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whether it becomes a relationship or not. Because the natural
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order of things is men are supposed to be the leaders, right,
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And I'm not talking I'm sure if TG was here, right,
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they don't know if they don't open up and try.
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But that's the issue, especially in the Latino community, the
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minority community. The men are always taught to quote unquote
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be a man, right, so the messages that they have
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received are a man can't cry, a man can't show
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his feelings. Yes, midnight, the man does set the tone
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of the relationship and then the woman either allows it
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or doesn't, you know. So he's supposed to be the
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natural lead of the relationship and the woman is the support,
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you know. So it's like he gives the bread. She
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multiplies it, she helps it to grow, she cooks it,
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you know. So he gives her something and she is
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supposed to like help it bloom. Right, So when he
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gives her love, and if you've ever really noticed, when
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a man truly loves and cares for a woman and
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takes care of her the way she needs to be
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taken care of, she tends to open up. She tends
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to be more you know, loving and caring, and she
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tends to give back again, multiply the love that he
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gives to her. When a woman feels safe, Go ahead,
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go ahead, Cordelon.
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All right, So you just said that if a man,
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you said, if a man truly loves a woman and
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she knew, she realizes that, she opens up, right, Yeah,
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all right, So here's my thing. Okay, this is actually
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something I was gonna talk about later on anyway, So
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this this actually leads right up into it all right,
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So if a man if if a man is considered
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to be the provider, right, he's the one that provides
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structure and provides whatever else he needs to provide for
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the relationship, right is it? Is it because of dot
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I word this? If a man puts boundaries on a woman,
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mm hmm. Now a lot of women are aren't aren't