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The conversation focuses on a single father navigating a complex separation from his Russian wife, highlighting the challenges of co-parenting across borders. The father recounts filing for separation amid conflicts over their child's custody, including the mother's attempts to take the child to Russia, which violated a court order. After a failed escape attempt, he gained sole custody, prompting reflections on the emotional toll on his son. The father discusses the need to break cycles of dysfunction, including addressing his past struggles with alcohol, and emphasizes his commitment to fostering a healthy, stable environment for his child despite ongoing legal issues.
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In this episode, I engage with the X community to explore universally preferable behavior (UPB) and ethics. We discuss mentorship's role in personal development for young men, particularly regarding challenges from single motherhood and perceptions of authority. I critique Stoic philosophy for its lack of practical applicability and advocate for UPB as a rational ethical framework. Emphasizing the relational nature of truth and morality, I encourage listeners to reflect on their own moral landscapes. I conclude by inviting them to access my free resources at freedomain.com for further insights on ethics and personal responsibility.
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Sunday Morning Live Twitter Space 6 July 2025
In this episode, I address the concerns around declining birth rates and their societal implications, emphasizing the need to focus on personal choices regarding family. I debunk the divorce statistic myth, advising men on how to reduce their risk through careful partner selection and conflict resolution strategies. We explore the importance of risk assessment in relationships, the impact of societal narratives on women, and the benefits of marriage for men’s mental health and financial success. Ultimately, I encourage listeners to critically evaluate their choices and engage in meaningful conversations about relationships and personal responsibility.
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I heard it mentioned on a recent stream that Stef was looking for comments from women about postpartum depression. I’ve been hopscotching around on all the latest videos, so I might be very late to this party, but I did want to put in my two cents about what I think postpartum depression is. I’ve heard Stef theorize before that after a woman has a baby she reexperiences what it was like to be neglected and abused as an infant, and that is what triggers the symptoms of postpartum depression. But I have another perspective based on my own experiences. To be clear, I was never officially diagnosed by a therapist as having postpartum depression, but my infant’s pediatrician recommended that I see a counselor after the first few baby health checks, and years later after my second child when I did seek counseling, the therapist said that she believed I had had postpartum depression based on my description of my experience. So for me, I think postpartum depression is the despair a woman ...
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