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In this lecture, Stefan Molyneux explores the complexities of human psychology and morality, particularly regarding parenting and self-reflection. He discusses the emotional barriers that prevent individuals from acknowledging their perceived wrongdoings, citing childhood trauma and self-medication as contributing factors. Molyneux critiques societal norms that rationalize harmful behaviors and emphasizes the distinction between subjective and objective morality. He advocates for a compassionate, indirect approach to confrontations about abusive behaviors. The lecture ultimately highlights the challenge of moral clarity and the importance of empathy in fostering personal growth.
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In this episode, we explore complex familial relationships through a listener's struggles with anger and resentment towards their mother. I stress the importance of free will in decision-making and the need for personal accountability in addressing difficult emotions. We discuss the role of community in marital issues, using Stephen Crowder's divorce as a lens, and examine how societal values shape relationship choices.
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I’m curious what yall think here.
I’ve recently been on several dates with normal and pleasant women. I don’t mind doing chivalrous things such as paying the bill, opening doors etc especially for a first date. However, I can’t help but notice that many of these women don’t say thank you after I have opened a door or paid a bill, almost as if it’s an expected standard that doesn’t require gratitude. A huge turnoff.
Have yall had experiences like this? Also, if being chivalrous towards women is now an expected bare minimum, what should women provide men?
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