Timcast IRL - Sunday Uncensored: Amala Ekpunobi Member Podcast: Trans Activists Left Over 60 Bottles Of Urine Outside The EHRC In Disgusting Protest

Episode Date: September 11, 2022

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Welcome to our special weekend show, Sunday Uncensored. Every week we produce four uncensored episodes of the TimCast IRL podcast exclusively at TimCast.com and we're going to bring you the most important for our weekend show. If you want to check out more segments just like this, become a member at TimCast.com. Now enjoy the show. Oh my friends, I hope you're ready for this because these images are going to make you upset. Now, enjoy the show. like how do you convince someone to agree with your cause i got it dump piss on yourself in public works every time right yeah i'm trying to think of like metaphorically what were they trying to communicate like as our former leftist i mean i guess tim could do this too but like right please explain to me no i was never there yeah no i think the first line answers your

question piss off trannies oh so something i was thinking maybe it was like a bathroom thing like if you're not going to allow us to use whatever bathroom We want we're going to pee on your street That's what it is Oh yes She's like I'm still in touch I still got it Okay I'm going to show the images are you guys ready

Hell yeah Yes that may be the case But why then pour piss on yourself What the fuck? Wow. Also, that's the thing. Like, does anyone care that you're,

like, it's gross that you're doing it to yourself. This is a fetish. Yeah. Was it voyeurism? Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. I feel like this is like, I really want to do this thing,

but I need an excuse to do it in public. I've got an idea. I am protecting trans rights. Yeah, look at that weird mask too. Where's that thing from? It's like the duck with teeth. Yeah, but also,

it's protecting the mouth. Like, they're not going to drink the pee this way. It's just like pouring it on their body. weird mask too where's that thing from it's like the duck with teeth yeah but also it's protecting the mouth like they're not gonna drink the pee this way it's just like pouring it on their body you know it's really interesting because this whole the whole movement around transgenderism is like i promise it's not a mental illness it's a real thing but also i'm gonna pour pee on myself in the street it's like with the climate change stuff i promise climate change is real also i'm gonna super glue my hands and feet to this chair at your climate summit until you listen to me. Or they're going to buy it. Change is real, but I'm going to buy a ocean.

Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. The Obamas did exactly that. They're all freaking out about climate change. What the fuck? This is like a biohazard. Yeah.

This is literally a biohazard. I've heard that urine is sterile. You see. Hold on. Hold on. This is why. This is why, you know, I'm saying we need police. You think so?

Yeah. It's the number one. No, no, it's simple because I ain't touching that piss person. Someone's got to go and remove them and the piss and it ain't going to be me. I will pay a man to put on a uniform, give him a badge. Biohazard. So Lydia, it's not sterile you're saying? No, so I was looking up the other day and it's not sterile.

It's just a lot less dirty than people think i would never recommend drinking it or for example pour it on yourself yeah monkey pox guy who said he was guzzling piss yeah what he said he was going to piss orgies and he said he drank a gallon of piss okay oh yeah and then he got monkey pox shocking Shocking. Like, dude. Look. Oh, my gosh. I couldn't behave in a deranged way and there were consequences to my actions? I was talking about this on my second channel

and this is an example of why moral logic doesn't work and value logic is what we actually expect. And so what I mean by that is moral logic is, I'm sorry, not value logic, value morals. Logic-based morals

versus value-based morals. I keep saying it wrong. So logic-based morals is like, okay, we think discrimination based on innate characteristics is wrong. Therefore, we can't segregate. Everyone goes, okay. And then someone says,

that also means you can't segregate bathrooms between men and women. That's logic. It's like, if you can't segregate. Everyone goes, okay. And then someone says, that also means you can't segregate bathrooms between men and women. That's logic. It's like if you can't segregate based on innate characteristics, then you need one bathroom for everybody. Well, hold on there a minute. That's not what we meant. We have value-based morals, meaning we don't value racism, but we do value sex segregation. That's not logic. That's values. So when you actually implement a logical moral, a moral logic system, you'll get people who

are like, I can use whatever a bathroom I want because you can't segregate based on innate characteristics. And then they go and pour piss on themselves. And what do you do? It's a protest. You say you have a right to protest. Well, bro, I don't know if I think a protest includes your right to pour urine on yourself in the street.

You know what I mean? There's a part of me that wants to be like, they're pouring it on themselves, so I could be worse. It's splashing all over the ground. It is gross. They're putting bottles everywhere.

It's a biohazard. Right. True. What city are they doing this in? Right. I think it's in London. Did they target a specific building? Yeah, the EHRC.

It's going to be like, how can you tell? Yeah, it's the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Oh, so the people who are in your corner. Right, yeah. But not enough. Right, not enough. It's going to be like, how can you tell? Yeah, it's the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Oh, so the people who are in your corner. Right, yeah. But not enough.

Right, not enough. It's never enough. I'm just saying, I think this is the big issue right here, is that we need to recognize we all want value morals and not logic morals. Right. So the other day we had Corey Mills on the show, and he said he thought it should be, I think he said illegal, right? He said that uh books

depicting sexual images should not be allowed to be shown be available to kids introducing legislation to that and i yes and i said does that include text and image it said yes and i said okay the bible has texts slippery that's about so and he was like no that that the bible's fine and i'm like but the bible has ezekiel 23 20 that talks about the emissions and the girth of a man and a woman and what she liked about it. And then. That's awesome, by the way. And he said, he was like, well, it's not showing images. I'm like, okay, so images are worse.

So the issue is, if you're saying the Bible should be allowed, even though it talks about emissions that of horses and, you know, what is it? The penises the size of donkeys and the emissions of horses. Jesus, that's a guy. That's in the Bible. Yeah, it's in the Bible. If you're going to say that's okay for kids, but like a book about gender transition is not okay, you're not talking about moral logic

because the logic is there are some, moral logic would be some subjects need parental discretion. Well, okay then, the Bible or the gender book, right? No, no, no, no, the gender book is banned. Okay, well, that's not logical. It's not consistent. Right, okay then, the Bible or the gender book, right? No, no, no, no. The gender book is banned. Okay, well, that's not logical. It's not consistent. Right.

It's value-based. We value the Bible and its messages. We don't value gender ideology. If there were pictures in the Bible, it might be a different story. If there was people

sucking each other off in the Bible, it probably wouldn't be accessible. What about a book that said John then put the penis in the mouth and blah, blah, blah

in his text? Which happens. It's not as accessible to three. That's where the conversation went, is that three-year-olds can't read yet. Well, some of them can, but assuming that young people, the imagery is more accessible. Should a 10-year-old be able to grab a book that depicts a lesbian sucking a dildo of another lesbian? I don't think so.

Not in a government school. But in text? No. Written? Not in a government school, man text no written not in a government school man why so you have

you have like the story of Sodom and Gomorrah they wanted to rape the two angels or whatever and then God blows the fucking city up that was Sodom and Gomorrah yeah

so there's isn't this all in the parents wheelhouse to introduce that to their children shouldn't the shouldn't the school I'm sort of like school should focus on mathematics

you know the arithmetic the writing the reading the science and you leave everything else out your parents can introduce that yes i agree 100 however when you have someone who's very religious and they're like the bible should be a lot in schools i say well okay then what about books that have other like what about leftist books on sex well i guess to that person i say well then sign your kid up to a christian school and you know that's where you'll find somebody that supports your values i don't keep out of public schools it's one of the things that i i think france sort of gets right in a weird way and i won't stand by that super firmly but their idea of like um a division

between religion a freedom from religion so like when you go to public schools in france you can't wear a cross but you also aren't supposed to wear like headscarves like it's it's everybody's religion is out and so we have this divorce from it and so i assume just like you wouldn't have a bible there theoretically if it extended to sexual politics then you also wouldn't have these graphic novels that have right and no quran and no yeah like that is more morally logical but i think what happens is that we expect certain exceptions because of like how we view culture like we are a christian nation in a lot of ways so we oh yeah yeah who was it i don't think lot was it uh lot banged his daughters yeah and had kids with them yeah yeah yeah so that was a crazy thing man there are crazy stories in the bible and i don't think you would find a single

parent who's ready and willing to read these weird segments from the old testament they're on the old testament for sure their children that's insanity and there are read these weird segments from the Old Testament. They're on the Old Testament. For sure. To their children. That's insanity. And there are no graphic pictures and they're not being pushed on these young children. But the question is,

are the books allowed in school? But what school, right? Should a public school allow leftist sexual ideology only in written format? No? I would say no. Then should they allow the Bible?

I would say no. I think that's just at the parents discretion yeah i'd rather does the school's job i'd rather have both out than have one in right right agreed and i think that we've also forgot that like a lot of leftist ideology just like if you were to take your kid to a christian school like these things all get introduced early like i think part of it is you leave it up to the parents discretion because they know when their child is ready to handle some of these conversations, both religion and in terms of sexual identity or sexual behavior. Yeah, the Bible and gender stuff, it is supplementary to education if we're talking about public schools.

So I think that's something that is totally within the parent's purview to decide on. I think some of it is a lot of left education theory. Like when they talk about like absence policy, they're like, if we don don't talk about sex then these christian kids whose parents talk about absence will never get this information ever and that's just not true in the day and age of the internet like if a kid has a question and they have the internet they can figure out an answer and that's also a danger yeah but i think we see the same thing happening across the board right like if we don't introduce it in school there's a chance that kids who need the information won't get it. And that's fundamentally not true.

Yeah, and there's so many other subjects you could apply that to. You know, kids might not know about transgender people if you never introduce it to them. Kids might not know how to file their taxes, but we don't do that. We don't even do that.

We don't have a requirement for financial literacy. It doesn't make it your job. What was sex ed like for you guys in school? How did they introduce it? If I remember correctly, they introduce it i mine i if i remember correctly they did it in a biology class and it was very much like this is how babies are created if you are going to engage in this activity wear a condom and that was it there was no talk of

here's how other sexualities engage in sex there was nothing about any of that what grade was it i really don't know i was in fifth grade i would say i was in fourth i remember fifth and fourth being like puberty oriented so like here's what a period is i don't know what the boys talked about and then i remember it being in high school and i can't remember if it was probably freshman year or sophomore year and then it was much more like these are condoms this is how this works you're nine to eleven in fifth grade you just gotta bring the kids to the farm there you go that'll do it yeah no no no don't worry about sex i just bring them to the farm watch that big red thing come out of the tip of the dick of the donkey or something

well also just crazy or have a dog that like you breed or just generally like refer to things by the anatomically correct name like one of the problems that i think both sides have is that they just make everything weird and taboo and you have to talk about a certain way and like you just need to open it so your kid can ask questions and get accurate information do schools like here's the broader question should schools do sexual education great question that should be mandatory in schools is that the job of schools it's a parent's job but the thing is let's go with government here but like they then think parents who don't want to talk about those things from their kids are doing their kids a disservice and putting them in danger they feel entitled to insert themselves into this yeah i stand by your kid has a question yeah the internet is there i thought it

was cool that they handed out condoms in elementary school it was i didn't really understand much about it during sex ed they gave all the girls condoms that's that's terrifying like if a kid didn't know if a girl didn't know and then she had sex yeah in fourth grade i think or fifth grade the boys didn't get condoms but they gave the girls condoms after the sex ed class also isn't that just teaching it's their responsibility and men don't have accountability like i thought that's anti-feminist yeah i wanted a condom i was mad i don't know what they gave boys when i was in fifth grade i know they handed out like tampons yeah the girls got tampons yeah But that's because that's actually a time period when a lot of girls start their period.

Well, some parents complained. That doesn't, that's dumb. They said that the parents should have been given the tampons, not the little girls. Well, yeah. Some religions don't even allow women to use them. So it's like having a school be the arbiter of sex education is such a problematic thing for so many different reasons.

But if your religion has a strong feeling about it, you should be having these conversations at home. It's simple. The parents should get no say. All kids should be put on puberty blockers and then you never

have to talk about it. It takes a village. That's right. And then they get the metaverse and they hang out over there. That's fine. Yeah, sounds good. That's a good skit.

Like the real reason for puberty blockers is that adults are too awkward to talk to sex about their kids. It's like, Dad, can you tell me about where babies come from? Well, when a man, you know what? Take this pill.

Yeah. There you go. Don't worry about it. You'll never have to worry about it. Just don't worry about it. Just take the pill. If a kid, if a girl in elementary school didn't know about pregnancy and had sex in middle school and then got pregnant,

that then we would have failed that kid as a society? Where are her parents? No, no, no. Hold on. Single parent. One of them's just a loser. I don't know.

What's the worst case scenario? Do you think there are post-pubescent children who are like, I have no idea what I'm doing right now. We're just driven to do this thing we're doing.

Oh no, a baby's happening. I think they might not be aware of the the likelihood of of getting pregnant and thinking it's just a frivolous thing but the question then becomes is it the school's obligation when things like that happen like we have truancy laws for fucked up parents who don't send their kids to school because we want those kids to go to school. It's the same thing for sex education. Also, this is another argument to have big families because if you have a fifth grader who doesn't know, is never around anyone who's pregnant, who has a baby, like you have no natural way to have these conversations. So yeah, maybe you are having to either skip the conversation

or very awkwardly be like, I feel like you're not ready for it, but I have to tell you this is how this works. Like we separate ourselves from so many stages of life because of modern culture and the like denial of the importance of family that like we don't have a natural way to be like, oh yeah, your aunt Linda is having a baby

and do you have any questions about it? You know, from an early age, it's always like, well, if we just ignore it, it won't happen. And then if it does happen, we have to pretend like it's actually someone else's fault. Right. Or you can not teach your kids and then they'll grow up to pour urine all over themselves. Yeah, yeah.

That'll do it. Because they don't know if you don't teach them. Yeah. Like it's not inherently obvious that a fucking is pregnant. Right. It doesn't. Right. I went to South America for a while and I was teaching.

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it was in it was in far does that conversation go don't eat shit don't do that yeah don't die oh they were pissed when they found out they threw garbage on the mayor's front lawn they were fucking rioting they're all sick they're like we want to drink shit you're treating us like garbage they didn't know and that they were being treated so shit horrifying wow until we told them let them drink shit went sideways when they found this is what i'm saying Look, so the other day we were talking about these lefties are desperately trying to sterilize their kids and abort their kids.

And the right is trying to stop them. Why? Because they want more leftists? The right should be coming on saying, thank you so much for what you're doing for this country and this world by terminating your genetic line. I think it's like,

you don't know how that kid's going to pan out. Exactly. We're fighting for the innocence of a malleable mind being shaped into something that it's never cognizant of like jazz jennings is such a perfect example her mother says i've known jazz was trans since she was two years old like at that point you might as well treat jazz as if she is a girl that's all she's ever known that's all she's ever been cognizant of. And she's been robbed of a real life. Well, she's also known eating lots of food. Yeah, but is that a side effect of the sheer mental turmoil?

It's so bad. Yeah, dude. Your body is rejecting itself, essentially. I don't like that the mom said she knew she was a girl. It's more like I thought she was a girl since she was two. Because that's not a piece of knowledge. They're saying, I know. Dwayne Wade, whose kid now is 15, getting their name legally changed.

He says, I've known since they were three years old. Fox News featured another family that said, I know since my kid was one. It's crazy. It's also like, don't you accept your kids the way they are? Do we have to ascribe all these? It's this weird thing where gender stereotypes are bad. Unless you're a boy who may think they're a girl and then we'll let you like wear crazy heavy makeup and to participate in drag shows like it doesn't make any sense unless it's supporting their narrative you know what the crazy thing is is um like this picture right here right see this they they try to show people trans people looking and

passing like looking like a female and then you look at the average trans person and it's like they they don't they've been lied to they're being lied to and that's another trick with kids they're saying you know what look at adults when they transition it's not looking very realistic the earlier you get your child to do this the smoother the transition is going to be for them yeah here's an example this one was very famous feminist frequency now obviously the drawings are all very nice stylized they made this you know they made them look like great pretty cartoon characters but you want to look at this individual on the left that's a picture of a young blonde woman right yeah here's what the individual actually looks like it is an adult human male obese and you see what you see what they do so they want they want this fictionalized version of themselves

and make them look shorter and so they do these depictions where they're like if you're trans this is you yeah but then that person sees this drawing looks in the mirror doesn't see that and becomes more anxious and depressed like it is it's honestly seems like a form of torture to me to be constantly told that like if you just take more drugs if you put on more makeup if you try harder you will eventually live this fantasy that you have created for yourself that is so disturbing i mean it in some ways it'll i know way back when they used to align it to like body image disorders uh because they just can't accept and see themselves the way they are and that's heartbreaking that's that's terrible go and look

at the trans subreddit and someone will post a picture of themselves on hormones and they'll take us a they'll take a photo where they like move their shoulders and turn their face to try and look as feminine as possible because dudes have big shoulders and square jaws and then all the comments are you're so beautiful oh my, I wish I was as pretty as you. Liars. Exactly. They're all liars. It's misery loves company.

It's so bad. And then you go through this whole process thinking that's what's going to make you finally feel comfortable in your body. And then you have a body that no longer functions and you're still uncomfortable with. Yep. It's like no, it's no wonder the suicide rates are as high as they are. There's another example of experimental medicine that they're doing this to kids for profit yes yeah and you have other countries saying stop it stop it like france sweden they've all come out and said we are not

doing this for anybody under the age of 18 and the u.s is like oh so sorry we're we're too busy with lobbyist money we are so progressive you guys are going backwards right my favorite thing was that the meme that came out of it was that somebody took the actual picture and created the real version. See? That's terrible. Oh.

Poor ladies. I really dislike the cartoonization of people for beauty. I don't like plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons. I see older, like Nancy Pelosi,

all these, like people are supposedly leaders in our world are like cutting their faces up that's how you Kamala was going to be vice president because she disappeared for a minute and then came back with like a joker smile tell me these people will not go in the metaverse like I'm telling you this obese

male who wishes they were this petite short blonde girl is going in the metaverse as that and then you're going to be in the metaverse and you're going to meet a cute young blonde girl and you're going to be like, hey there, sexy. And then the guy's going to be at home going like, what's going on there, sexy?

It started to infiltrate dating apps. Catfishing. You'll see like a lot of makeup, heavy makeup, and it turns out it's a trans person. It was pretty rare five years ago. Dude, on porn sites, I was watching porn a fucking ad came up before the video like a pre-roll it was a trans guy jerking it i'm like

what the fuck or a cross-dresser i was like this is that i'm on straight porn algorithmically fed to you it's the only it's the same fucking trans ad i don't know why i don't know if it's trans or if it's just a guy with a wig like it looks like a a woman's face but he's got his big normalizes it i'm not here's the but he's got his big normalizes it i'm not here's the fucking freakish brainwashing shit to do to someone the problem is that on dating apps trans people don't say they're trans yep right that's dishonest and they should be banned their account should be banned if they do that like trans youtuber who was like if you don't go on a date with a trans person you're transphobic okay i don't give a shit i feel like it's not getting what are you talking about dude i am not so insecure that if you call me a trans

no i'm not no you're like okay call me whatever the fuck you want dude i ain't sucking dick would you want someone dating you because if they didn't it's like that they're a bigoted person why won't this racist i gotta go on my courtesy three dates and then i can break it off for other reasons and that way i'm not like that's terrible i am a machine and there i mean the the hard part and the the hard admission about this is you are opening yourself up to violence just really think about that you date a man and you go on multiple dates with them and all of a sudden you're in the bedroom and suddenly there's something there and he beats you up i don't know like it's you're opening yourself up yes there. There was a viral blog post where they said how to trick a man and how to have sex without

them realizing it and stuff like that. It's unbelievable. It feels like it's not getting traction that that whole like, hey, you won't date me, a trans person, because you're afraid. I felt like it just fell on its face, that guilt tactic. That's not for lesbians. Yeah, the lesbians are being attacked relentlessly still to this day for refusing to suck dick.

Like a trans woman? Trans lesbians are men who identify as women who like women. And so they transition and then go to lesbians and say, let's hook up. And they're like, I don't like men.

And they're like, I'm a woman, you bigot. And then they're like, you're a transphobe you're a you're a bigot you're a turf i don't remember if you guys i don't know if you guys remember this but there was a time when it was like considered to be really terrible toxic masculinity to be like oh i'm gonna turn a lesbian like i'm gonna whatever like how is this not the same thing it's the exact same thing it's like the the ideology is eating itself alive. Because it's full of logics. A whole little fallacy.

It doesn't make any sense. The guys wouldn't break. There is a fantasy to having sex with a lesbian and then she realizes, oh, dick's pretty good. That's a cool fantasy. It's so magical. It's in my lizard brain. But I don't guilt women into it. I would never be like, you won't.

You won't do it because you're afraid of guys. Fuck that shit. And so the same thing is if you think of of yourself you're a man who thinks of yourself a fallophobe suck my dick or you're a bigot no but like to the same point like if you are like a man who identifies as a woman who wants to date a lesbian you have this weird trump card now that if she doesn't do that then she she is not only probably a bad lesbian, she's also a transphobe. And like, that's a terrible way

to try and get someone to sleep with you. Like, that's coercion. That's sexual assault. These phallophobic women, you know? I think... All women... Phallophosis. Have phallophobia.

Ladies, I think it's time to admit that men have won the battle of the sexes. They have. The penis is weird. I don't know, guys. Nobody does womanhood better than men. That's right. It's like some big, fat 50-year-old guy puts on a wig, walks up to a woman,

and is like, you better suck my dick or you're a transphobe. Oh, my gosh. She's like, no. And he's like, transphobe. But question for you guys. What about the transgender women who actually pass? Like, you saw them walking through a room. That's a woman

downstairs this woman everything is blair white for instance beautiful woman a guy that's a trans woman but hot from a distance i was like oh that's a sexy girl and i was like oh it's bland smell it's always man smell man smells always man smell there's no question about it there's no no that's pheromones you can't get around that you can't dudes dudes who like trans people like who are into a male they are gay that like call whatever you want call it they're dudes who like who like penis i don't care if you want to call it gay or not gay or whatever the fact is like any trans women smell like dudes so even if she's looking like barbie and there's no penis you're like i can smell a man there's you know you it's like i'll tell you this when i was younger like there's something confusing it's like smells weird like what is going on and then you're like oh shit but i don't

think i've ever encountered a person that passed i don't know that i have either i don't know you wouldn't know that's the thing the voice always gets you to i'm like oh okay the closest i've ever seen are young children when i worked at a school like and that is it makes you uncomfortable because you like you don't want to sexualize children right and like especially really small kids prepubescent like they all kind of look the same but also like you can still tell i would see like this one kid in particular in a skirt and be like i just know i just know this is off there are trans people who transition like even jazz jennings looks like a dude yep transitioning from before puberty it's because prenatal prenatal testosterone plays a role in development you can't do anything about it

they're like dude a lot of these trans women undergo surgeries and prosthetics and it doesn't look natural it just doesn't doesn't work and uh you know i think that's why they have to embrace like the drag style of makeup and like it's really overdone because there's no way to really make it work so if it's over the top and it's the crazy false eyelashes and we make that it's like if you get straight women to that too or like cisgendered women guys it's starting to blur the lines. For me, there's a bit of overlap from like a really well done transgender surgery and like an Instagram baddie with too much Facebook. Yeah.

I totally know what you mean. I can get confused. You guys have smelled pillow, like after a dude sleeps on it. Yeah. And there's a smell. And you know. And guys know this too.

After you spend the night with somebody, you can smell girl on pillow. You know. That's her mom. When the girl leaves, you're like After you spend the night with somebody, you can smell girl on pillow. You know. That's fair. When the girl leaves, you're like, you got the pill and you're like, man, you can smell her. And it's a fact that it makes your blood rush. Trans women do not do that.

Now, if you are turned on by the pheromones of a male, I got no issue with that. And I don't think the people who do, as long as you're willing to admit it, that's fine, I don't give a shit. So a guy who likes a trans person should have no problem just saying you're attracted to male pheromone. Me, male smell grosses me out. It's not right.

It smells like mold. Well, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I think it was from living in the theater for so long. Ian's here all the time. Black mold toxicity. I breathe it in. I'm still trying.

I'm getting it out of my body. I'm sitting here. Give me six years or something. I'm sitting here. I'm trying to the time. Black mold toxicity. I breathed it in. I'm still trying. I'm getting it out of my body. I'm sitting here. Give me six years or something. I'm sitting here. I'm trying to do a podcast. And Ian's over here smelling like a guy. And I'm like, bro, dirty black mold. Got to surround with women.

Spill it on this necklace. Oh, my God. They should do the famous t-shirt test where they had men wear t-shirts. Siblings. They should do it with trans people and be like, does it work? Does this still seem to be? Because we know it's real that women can identify who they're attracted to. And it's the idea that like they're looking for an immune system that's the most different

from theirs to make their strong children. Dude, dude, smell like dude. Was it testosterone? I mean, it's got to be more than just any one thing I would imagine. It's a bunch of stuff. I mean, the big idea is that overall evolutionarily, you're looking for someone to balance out your immune system so you have strong children. You walk into a room full of sweaty guys and it smells bad.

But I'm sure women walk in there and they're just like, yeah. That's not true because I drive home with sweaty socks every day and I'm like, us. No, no, no. I'm not talking about sweaty socks. I'm not talking about bacterial mold. That's bacterial mold. That's bacteria growing and feeding on sweat and stuff

I'm talking about guys in t-shirts they just worked out to the gym they go in the gym room and it's all like musty man smell that is rough

I don't know if it's musty that's rough even women don't like it no it's too much it's too cold so I learned this women like particular smells

in a man and when you're finding a mate you find a mate whose smell you like and what was happening with birth control is that women just on birth control it's tamping down your hormones yeah it changes what partners you date it's just it's just like when women because when you're pregnant the pill mimics pregnancy so when you say like oh women have smell or food aversions like same thing messes it up girls come off birth control and are like wait i i question this relationship i don't like this man that makes me wonder what the birth control pill is crazy like are we just a result

of our environment directing us yes i'm coming back camp we're a result of our internal and external environment meaning like we are a result of our genetics and hormones how they interact with our world as well as just internally right and that's not a bad thing we ultimately have free will because we have cognitive power but we make choices differently different lifestyles and different partners and different whatever work for different people because we aren't wired the same way and that's what i think is one of the messed up things about the transgender movement like the treatment is always hormones it's always early intervention it's always social integration and that's probably not true for most children but we're seeing them all push down the same rabbit hole like when sweden was saying

we need to switch to having talk therapy be our first line of intervention it's important because children will ultimately express and come to different conclusions about how they feel about their gender and if you cut them off too early from that you're forcing them to hold the mantle like jazz jenner of this whole ideology that maybe they don't actually feel when they're 17. Jennings. Jennings. Caitlyn Jenner. Jazz Jenner.

It works. Two birds, one stone. I don't think that people are not in control of their own doings. I think that people need to understand these factors that might be in play when they're making a decision. Like if you are on birth control, you have every right to know that it might affect your choice and a partner maybe this is why divorce rates are beginning so high maybe this is why women are more likely to ask for divorce than men are i don't really know but knowing all

this stuff about yourself like this influences me is really a tool you can use does the guy also when the woman comes up birth control dislike the smell of her too or is it more in her characteristics about her do change so it depends like maybe their smell right smell would change I also, when the woman comes up birth control, dislike the smell of her too, or is it more in her? Characteristics about her do change. So it depends. Maybe their smell, right? Smell would change. Boob size change.

Like everything's changed. Guys immediately just get pissed off. Yeah. That was when you were a D. You're a C. Get out of here. You said you were off that shit. Unbelievable. We've been together for five years

and your boobs are smaller. Keep going back to it. I hate it here. So yeah. The guy just, he doesn't understand. He's like, just before you got off birth control,

you know, you were the one and now I just don't know why, but you've changed. You could be dating a whole different girl. It fucks with your emotions and how you interact with the world.

It's why pregnancy is challenging for a lot of marriages because the hormones are all over the place. The thing is, pregnancy only lasts for nine months and there's a lot of shit where birth control puts you on a stable level that then you live your life in this state that isn't actually supposed to be your permanent state. Does that make sense? So before the show was cold in here for some reason,

so we opened the window and now there's a fuck ton of moths. There's so many bugs in here you guys would not believe. Oh snap. All of our clothing. Well that's as good a time as any to wrap things up. Is this the moth man?

I only regret. Amla thanks for hanging out. We didn't talk about pee and poop. Thanks for having me. It's been really fun. Absolutely. And everybody else.

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