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Male Loneliness is Just NATURAL SELECTION So We Shouldn't Care? | Alyssa Ljub & Taylor SH
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Sam calls in questioning why women should care about the male loneliness epidemic, suggesting "natural selection" should just let lonely men stay out of the gene pool. The hosts explain that we all share society with these men and that radicalization, violence, and mental health crises affect everyone. The conversation becomes contentious when Sam insists that physical fitness and wealth are what women really want, citing Fresh and Fit as their sources, while the hosts push back using their own lived experiences as women. The hosts point out the irony of a man arguing with women about what women actually find attractive, emphasizing that his views are shaped by manosphere content rather than reality.
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