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It's the second part of an unbiased (or so it seems) outlook on mating and relationships. Women are still centred in this episode, highlighting positive improvements while trying to stay objective as different elements show bias towards men.

There's some positive news for pro-choice women, and others can call themselves lionesses for good reason. An article from The Economist speaks on the "relationship recession", highlighting the reasons why many may be single today. There's some right, but there's a lot left on the table. This means someone needs to align things and also mention some hidden truths as well...

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In an unbiased (or so it seems) outlook on mating and relationships, women are centred in this episode, highlighting positive improvements while trying to stay objective as different elements show bias towards men.

There's some positive news for pro-choice women, and others can call themselves lionesses for good reason. An article from The Economist speaks on the "relationship recession", highlighting the reasons why many may be single today. There's some right, but there's a lot left on the table. This means someone needs to align things and also mention some hidden truths as well...

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It's all about mating and dating in this episode of love and procreation as some animals remind us that we're not going low enough (or hard enough) to find a mate, while people are showing that you haven't gone close enough to find your soulmate.

Giraffes have a weird way of checking for ovulation (read fertility) and it involves some tongue and some pee. That however pales in comparison to how people fail to find potential soulmates yet they may be closer than some think...

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It's a New Year, and we hoped that it would come with (hopefully) new perspectives but unfortunately, that may not be the case this time. There's some funny stats to be discussed and there's some pandering that needs to be debunked.

The stats on "lasting times" may have come out some time ago, but it doesn't take away from the speculation on why some countries faired better than others. Aside from that, a man is making a claim that may be misleading many on why there's so many single people right now...

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A Vox.com article on women choosing to "Decenter men" in 2025 speaks on how men haven't been up to par, and the idea of dating and/or prioritising men might actually be a bad idea.

And while maybe it might be right for some, there may be a case to argue that misery loves company, and some women are trying to get others to join in the group so that they're not alone...

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After a man compares the treatment African men give their African wives vs foreign (read White) wives, he raises a racially charged question. This doesn't leave a good taste, but in his analysis, he raises something important.

Different partners are sometimes treated vastly differently by the same partner, but why? Is there a logical reason or is it all subjective?

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In a bizarre case of playing Devil's Advocate (or just looking at things differently), a closer look at Andrew Tate (or at least what he says) is made. There's a lot of theatricality in there, but there may be nuggets of wisdom.

Could it be that we've been hating him for all the wrong reasons?

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A man's clip resurfaces where he speaks on how his colleagues are slow, and most of the women won't be affected as badly as the single ones.

So, Ahh shit... Here we go again

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