After Hours w/ Girls dives into raw dating dynamics with panelists like Mac (23, nurse), Stephanie (18, Haitian day trader), and Lexi/Lulu (24, tattoo artist) debating societal double standards—men’s crying labeled weak, women’s body counts (e.g., Emily’s 32) stigmatized. They critique privilege claims, like workforce advantages or police promotions favoring women, while dissecting loyalty failures, citing doctors’ infidelity despite "like-minded" relationships. One insists God’s presence prevents cheating, though contradictions arise with OnlyFans work and "stepbro scenes." Ultimately, the episode exposes how gendered expectations shape relationships, leaving trust as a fragile, human—not divine—construct. [Automatically generated summary]
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So no intro.
Sorry about that.
We can kind of get right into the announcements.
What a tick, guys.
Do you have anything you want to say?
Yes.
We did a fire stream yesterday.
Jim stream with Shala Sanders and Ronnie J was pretty dope.
Go check it out on Kick, Rumble, and of course, YouTube.
And of course, we'll do some more this weekend, Saturday for a party.
It's going to be lit.
Go check it out.
Fresh and fit on Kick and Rumble.
Tell them how often you're going to start doing these IRL.
Twice a week.
So we're going to do either Tuesday or Thursday or Thursday, Saturday every week from now on.
Okay.
So twice a week.
What time?
They'll be up to today because either the guests are doing.
Yeah, but yeah.
We're going to do this IRL stream every week, guys.
We got you guys, man.
Content, education, fun, and girls.
So there you go.
There you go.
You guys can see this natural habitat.
We should do a stream of Mo and Chris being trained in the gym by Shiloh.
That'll be lit, actually.
Athlete training them.
Yeah, that'll be lit.
Okay.
And then, and then, Chris, what about you?
Shout out to the chat, man.
I've been reading comments.
Y'all was like, oh, yo, Chris, man, are you drinking henny tonight?
Are you lit?
Whatever.
What's up?
I know, guys.
We do a live show Monday.
We had no show because, you know, it's one of those things where Mondays are kind of rough.
It was cold and all kinds of bullshit.
And the girls party on the Sundays.
But anyways, we're here.
We got nine girls on the panel.
And yeah, shout out to the chat.
Shout out to Bills and Mo.
And other than that, guys, follow me on my OnlyFans.com slash Aaron Poxon.
My selfie picks there.
I'm joking.
Sorry.
So don't, don't, don't say so damn.
But anyways, on Twitch.
And yeah, I play rivals.
I play Fortnite.
You know what?
I chill, have a good time with the chat.
Shout out to everybody who's tuned in.
And other than that, let's have a great show.
Yeah, right.
And then for me, guys, book is in stores.
It's already an Amazon bestseller.
Why women deserve even less?
We're number one in feminist theory on Amazon.
Let's go, man.
Yeah, literally number one in feminist theory, which is hilarious.
But yeah, yeah, why women deserve even less.
This is book number two.
In this book, I cover more of how dating is in 2026 and what I predict is going to happen in the future with AI, sugar sites, dating apps, et cetera.
So I kind of go into a very short read.
It's less than 100 pages because, you know, women deserve even less.
And yeah, it's already Amazon bestseller, man.
So go ahead and go get it, guys.
I'm going to put it out in Kindle very soon and hardcover.
And then I'll do the audible version maybe in a couple, like in a month or two.
So yeah, bestseller, get it right now where you guys can.
It's live.
It came out like about almost 48 hours ago.
So we are already cooking, guys.
So we should go get it.
Can Fresh read the audio?
Elena talking niggas.
That'll be lit, man.
I'll pay extra minutes.
Yeah.
So shout out to Eric Claire for helping me with it, man.
But yeah, the book is in stores.
Go get it on Amazon, guys.
It's live right now.
Cool.
All right.
All right.
Ladies, thank you for waiting.
If you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status.
If you want to, of course, your body count.
We'll start right here.
Welcome to the show.
Name, age, what you do for a living.
My name is Mac.
I'll be 23 at 12 o'clock tonight.
And I'm a nurse.
Oh, you're a nurse?
Yeah.
Your name is Mac?
Yeah.
Let Mac Book.
Like M-A-C-Mac.
Return of the Mac.
Cool.
Okay.
Where are you from, Mercy?
South Carolina.
All right.
What part of South Carolina?
Greenville.
Okay.
Speaking of South Carolina.
You're going to be there?
Well, no, the video's out, guys, at the University of South Carolina.
It's up on Uncensored America if you guys want to go check out that debate.
We're there for like three hours.
And then we're also going to be at the University of Florida March 6th.
March 6th, University of Florida.
Hometown.
That's the Gators, right?
Yeah.
That's the Gators.
Yeah.
So we're going to be over there.
I'm going to figure out what prompt I'm going to use, but I do know that they have a J organization that's not happy about me being there.
So we'll see what happens.
But we will be out there at the University of Florida March 6th, guys, with a debate table.
Okay, so you said you're from Greenville, South Carolina, and you're a nurse.
Okay, highest education for you completed?
My associates.
Okay.
Relationship status?
I'm in a relationship.
All right.
How long y'all been together?
Almost three years.
Nice.
Nice.
Are you guys like here in Miami together then?
No.
Where's your man?
At home.
Wait, where?
Back in South Carolina?
Yeah.
Well, you're alone.
They had a girl's trip.
Yeah.
A girl's trip.
Oh.
You know what that means.
She belongs to the trees.
This guy.
All right.
All right.
Parents together.
No.
All right.
And then Fresh, your favorite question.
Not my favorite, but birth control.
All right.
Cool.
And then for race, I'll just put white, right?
Yeah.
Basic.
All right.
Cool.
What about you?
What's your name?
Wait, how long?
Stephanie.
Freshman Axel.
Oh, welcome back.
Yeah.
You've been here for a while.
Oh, yeah.
He wants to know your body count.
Chris.
Mac.
Yeah, that guy.
I'm not going to answer that.
Wait, so it's that high?
It doesn't matter.
Because you're 23 and you've been your man for three years, right?
Yeah.
So it should be like, what, like three or four?
But it's, what, 16?
Hell no.
I mean, but how long you been to Miami though?
You can't guess for whatever number you want.
Well, I mean, you're, I think you're lying because you're blinking quite hard over there.
Chris, we probably.
Yo, what about if, like, do you like Big Big Macs or no?
Yeah, occasionally, yeah, occasionally.
Is your favorite one?
No, what's your favorite from McDonald's?
Yeah, double cheeksburger.
Interesting.
Here's a video and what's on next.
You can play real quick if you don't mind.
Okay.
In honor of Mac, I think it's pretty funny.
I guess go for it.
Yeah, go ahead and play it.
I don't know what's nice, you know.
Present to Mac, you know, because she seems pretty cool.
Okay.
Yeah.
So the video ready to go?
She'll like it.
Yeah, she'll like it.
Did you tell him about it before?
No, just came with me.
I just came just now.
Okay.
Put a chat, you know?
Okay, we can move on until he got it.
Oh, you got it ready?
Okay, bro.
It's also funny, you know, because it's Wednesday.
You know what?
Okay.
Mac is here.
So I need something that goes zero to 300 in seconds.
That's it, yeah.
I need something that goes from zero to 300 in two seconds.
I got just the thing for you.
That's what you said.
I need something.
Okay.
Thank you, Mac.
What are you trying to say, bro?
Nothing.
She's like, Mac.
It's fine.
This guy.
All right, cool.
What about you?
What about you?
What's your name?
Yeah, Stephanie.
Mac isn't happy right now.
Hey, y'all.
Where are you from?
Damn.
Miami originally, but I'm Haitian.
Okay.
What do you do for work?
They trade.
Ah, okay.
Yeah, I remember her.
I remember now from last time.
You changed your hair?
Yeah, I did.
Why?
Because she's black.
That's what black girls do.
Oh, okay.
That's sparks.
Sprite scams or shit.
I mean, she changed her hair to hide from her.
She's the duet, you know.
The duet is the uh no duet.
All right, what do you do?
Oh, yeah, you said day trade.
Uh, highest education completed.
Um, college dropout.
All right.
So, high school then?
Uh, relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
Yes.
Birth control for you?
No.
All right.
And one kid, right?
Yeah.
All right.
All right.
Body count.
I don't answer that.
Okay.
I mean, she's 34, so it's probably okay.
What about you?
Yeah, what's your name?
Hannah.
Hannah?
Laura Hannah, please.
Please don't shout us.
Please don't shout.
Okay, how old are you?
18.
18.
All right.
Where are you from?
Florida, Tampa.
Okay.
Do you live in Miami now or do you live in Tampa?
I live in Tampa.
Okay.
So you're just here visiting?
Yeah.
What do you do for work?
Only fans.
Oh, okay.
Typical.
Highest education level completed.
A freshman in college right now.
Okay.
What do you major in?
Criminology.
Goddamn.
Okay.
Like, what are you trying to do after college?
Criminal psychologist.
Bro, off the cap, bro.
So serious.
You're the only fan of Smack.
You what?
Okay.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Birth control for you?
Birth control?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then what's your body count?
A virgin.
So why are your birth control?
Hormonal balances.
Gotcha, bitch.
Big balances.
What?
What?
Yo, Chris, you believe her, bro?
Man, I don't believe you.
No, she no, she's very quiet about it.
She's trying to hide something.
It's fine.
If you.
All right, you know what?
Is she a virgin?
Yes.
How do you know?
How do I know?
Yeah.
I mean, she'll tell you everything.
These are the new Sophie Reigns.
Yeah, pretty much.
She said, I would have lied about it.
Well, you girls lie about it all the time, but every single time.
What do they do?
Only for marketing reasons, of course.
But yeah.
Yeah.
It's fine.
No.
All right.
Okay.
Race, white or Hispanic or Puerto Rican.
Okay.
You have kids?
No.
Okay.
Just checking.
Puerto Rican.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm assuming you go to college in Tampa, right?
Yeah.
Okay.
You don't got a job in school.
That's cool.
All right.
What about you?
What's your name?
Mel.
All right.
How do you, how old are you, Mel?
24.
Where are you from?
Budapest, Hungary.
Oh, okay.
Wait, what?
Do you live in Miami or are you just visiting?
I live here.
All right.
You sound very happy.
I'm a happy person.
I'm not working.
Okay.
All right.
Great.
Okay.
Okay.
How long have you been here in Miami now?
I've been here seven months.
Okay.
So you live here like permanently now?
I do.
Okay.
I can picture her getting married and said, I do.
Yeah.
Are you like married or something or what?
I'm single.
Really?
Wait.
Who's your sponsor?
I don't got one.
Do you want one?
No.
Damn, Chris.
My bad.
Okay.
So, are you like a student or what do you do for work?
I'm a registered nurse.
I work in trauma surgery.
And I also do real estate and I model.
Okay.
For charity.
Are you a nurse here in America or back in Hungary?
In America.
Are you a nurse?
In a model, bro.
I work at hospital.
I do, I save lives.
It's serious.
No, yeah, we know it's serious.
Wait, so do you still because you said you don't work.
So like, do you work now still or no?
Stop laughing.
No.
I said I'm not working right now.
Not right now.
Oh, okay.
So you meant when you said I'm not working.
I'm not on call.
When you work at hospital and you're a nurse, you do so many hours.
You don't sleep.
No, no, no, of course.
It's a hard job.
They put a risk for communicable disease.
Yes, I understand.
It's a difficult job.
I'm saying because she's working hard in America.
Okay, stop it.
She's working.
Stop it now.
Well, no, the reason why I say that is because why?
Because you said I'm not working.
So like we assumed you meant as in like you're not working at all, but you're saying not working now is what you meant.
Right now.
Okay.
And you're not on call.
All right.
So you're a registered nurse here in Miami and you're 24.
What's the highest education level you completed?
I have two Bachelor of Science degrees.
Okay.
Did you get them here in America or America?
Okay.
Are you a U.S. citizen or are you?
I have dual citizenship.
Okay.
All right.
Question, question.
Because I know Budapest is kind of like where a lot of people go to have some fun.
You ever done porn?
I know.
Okay.
Just curious.
I have reputation.
Nice.
Medica.
I think you're thinking of Romania with the cam girl stuff.
Well, Budapest, too.
Oh, okay.
If you know what I'm saying.
Okay.
Relationship status.
You said you're single?
Yes.
Are your parents together?
Yes.
Birth control?
What form?
Oh.
Oh, wait.
Well, that's the question already.
Okay.
So it's a yes, I guess.
You got the probably one that goes in you or whatever?
That's a complicated question.
All right.
We'll just put it.
Yeah.
Do you like niggas?
Do I like what?
Black eyes.
Like that smile there.
Okay, let's go.
Do I like guys right now?
No, black guys.
Black guys.
Oh, guys.
You're all generalized.
Okay, so do you like guys?
I don't like girls in that sense, but I'm not into guys right now.
They piss me off.
What are you into?
Value.
Wait.
Her soft.
No, no, like dead ass.
What are you like?
What are you into?
Working.
Just work.
Working and saving lives.
So, why did a guy piss you off, though?
Yeah, no guy pissed me off.
But like, why do the guys pick up?
They're just not worth my value.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
All right.
Talk your shit, Queen.
All right, your body count.
Your body count queen.
The live ones are the dead ones.
Oh, but well, she's a thirst.
Die on her watch All dumps, bro.
I'm gonna put her on a stream on Saturday.
We're gonna go stream in the streets.
If you're not working, you should come on stream.
You're hilarious, yo.
I swear to God, you're funny.
Okay.
All right, go ahead.
You were saying so.
She's into her saving lives.
Yeah.
Too high to count.
I don't talk about the dead ones.
Want to zoom out on the side?
Just real though.
I do drama.
All right.
All right, about you.
What's your name?
My name's Lexi or Lulu, whichever one.
I'm 24.
I'm from South Carolina.
So Lulu or Lexi from yeah, Lexi is my name, but I got by Lulu.
Okay.
24.
Are you also from Granville?
Yeah.
You guys came together, I'm guessing.
Okay.
What do you do for work?
Lexi Explains Collaboration00:15:09
I'm a tattoo artist.
Okay.
Highest education level completed?
I guess high school other than like my license for tattooing, so apprenticeship and stuff.
Okay.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Pretty control for you?
Yeah.
And then I'll just put you're white, right?
Yeah.
Okay.
What's the weirdest place someone asked for a tattoo at?
The weirdest place?
Yeah.
They're not really any weird places.
I'm dying.
Yeah, like what?
The weirdest place?
Like your left ass cheek?
Like in.
Well, well, hold on.
Hold on.
Don't worry about me, guys.
Who's Daniel?
Yeah, yeah.
Who is that?
That was a cousin of mine who passed away.
Oh.
Okay.
That makes sense.
That's respect.
Yeah.
All right.
So what is place?
Weirdest place.
I don't know.
I've tattooed an ass.
What the fuck?
Of a girl?
Why?
What would drive someone to get a tattoo there?
I mean, it's not the booty hole.
No.
I wouldn't do that.
I mean, when you smack it.
You said what?
Was it a tramp stamp?
What'd you say?
No, it wasn't a tramp.
It was like on the cheek.
Oh, okay.
Okay, okay.
Does anyone ever want to like tattoo on their ball sack or some shit like that?
Weirdo stuff like that?
I'm sure people have, but not from me.
Okay.
Okay.
I mean, but yeah, yeah.
Probably not.
I mean, yes, you would.
I don't even know how you would endure it.
That must hurt, bro.
I can't even do one anywhere in my skin.
I don't got any tattoos myself.
Yeah, I don't have any terrified needles.
Girls, like, what do you want?
I mean, tattoos.
I'm like, you see me?
I'm black as hell.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You want to see any boy, somebody, bro.
What are we doing here?
What are we doing?
That's true, actually.
Yeah, it's true.
Okay.
What about you?
What about you?
Wait, hold on, hold on.
Lexi.
Since you're a tattoo artist, right?
And you seem like...
Chris, put yourself on camera, man.
All right.
Come on, bro.
Like, I hate when you do that shit because then they look at us like we're crazy as shit.
Yeah, you're right.
Lexi, your body count.
My body count.
Please don't lie, Lexi, bro.
Like, you saw me get all swap.
How old are you guys?
24.
24?
17 bodies?
I mean, time three, bro.
Doing the numbers.
Like, come on, man.
You got it.
Yeah, time screen and then times three.
And tattoos.
I'll give her a smooth 30.
Yo, and do you date black guys?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, I know it.
That made her 10 points, nigga.
Yo, holy.
All right, cool.
What about you?
My name's Memory.
Memory?
Yes.
Hi.
Wait, that's like your actual government name?
Yes, Memory Ellis.
You want to give you that?
Yes.
They didn't want to forget.
What a memory.
Dom De Mohira in the back of the van in Idaho doing a rodeo dance, something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's funny, man.
Wait, how old are you, memory?
I'm 18.
Oh, yeah.
See, yeah, that was a young fresh baby.
Yo, holy.
All right.
Okay.
Where are you from?
I'm from Tampa.
Okay.
Sorry to hear that.
I'm assuming you guys came together.
Yes.
So you're from Tampa.
You guys live in Tampa.
Go to school in Tampa.
Yeah.
I don't go to school.
Oh, you don't go to school, but you're just from there.
Yes.
You know, OnlyFans.
Yeah.
I couldn't tell.
Oh, really?
Okay.
I was going to say highest education, but you said you're not in school right now, right?
So high school?
Yes.
You just graduated?
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Relationship status?
Single.
Are your parents together?
No.
Same with her.
What?
Same as her.
Our parents are not together either.
That's a common thing nowadays.
But what made you start OnlyFans at 18?
Like, why?
Money.
Okay.
I don't want to go to school.
Give a chance.
Give like a chance a chance.
All right.
Well, that's good money.
You said your parents aren't together.
Birth control for you?
Yes.
Okay.
Are you a virgin?
No.
See, you're honest.
She's honest.
I'm not going to lie, though.
She's a virgin.
How do you know?
My best friend.
You know, we're hair 24-7.
Oh, yeah.
We do.
We need to do a test.
Go ahead.
How?
Not for me, nigga.
Somebody else.
Somebody else.
How do you even test that?
I mean, you're not the hybrid test.
Yeah, there you go.
All right.
Welcome back.
Thank you.
Wait, hold on, hold on.
You're all body count?
Oh.
The truth or the answer?
No, the truth.
Give us the absolute truth.
The absolute truth.
And then you can give the answer you give to everybody else.
Your best memory of your body count.
That you won't forget.
10.
That's not that bad.
Yeah, no.
I was kidding.
That's terrible.
What the heck?
What is going on here?
Bro, I promise you, 18 years old, I was playing video games.
Yeah.
I was such a good boy.
I was a nerd.
10 bodies already?
You're going crazy.
You're a killer, man.
Well, that might be the, that might even that might not be the.
Is that your politically correct number or is that your real number?
Right, we got to call everything though, even memory that you might forget who knows, maybe I already did forget and blow talk too fresh answers that don't count actually, you know crazy.
I met a guy um, recently and he only gets bjs, kind of like Zerka.
I was like why are you doing this?
Then I then it thought it came to my head.
You know what?
I get it, no kids, no ps in and out but um, it's a bit safer.
But uh, by the way, how many, how many uh bjs you give?
Why wasn't this a question for around the table already?
Because like, I mean, you're such a memory to hold out honestly 10, she lost count.
Okay okay, all right yeah, one for each.
Okay uh, welcome back, thank you.
Yeah, what's your name Bexi, how old are you?
Wait, you said what, Bexie.
Yeah okay, she was here uh, like a few weeks ago.
Different look though.
Yeah, we did, for look okay, she's in over here.
Uh, how old are you?
I'm 30.
damn okay where are you from All right, where are you from?
Um, I moved around a lot, but I'm from Florida.
Okay, uh, what do you do?
I got you.
What do you do for it?
Um, so I have my own lash and lip business, and um, I also make music.
Okay, she's a great singer.
Oh, thank you.
Yeah, yeah, I try amazing.
When were you last on?
It was like three weeks ago.
I'm trying to remember.
I was sitting over there with the house.
Was I here for that one?
Yeah, I might have not been here because I don't remember.
Well, she had different hair.
Yeah, she had a black hat.
I gave her 20%.
Wait, what?
Myron?
Girls that sing in the studio.
Okay.
She's part of 20%.
Okay, so that means she's actually a good singer.
Yeah.
Okay.
What does that mean?
20%?
It means your output of volume and I want to say sincerity is only 20%.
You can go even harder.
Wow.
Beautiful voice.
Oh, thank you.
See, I'm good with this.
I'm good in the car.
I'm good in the car.
I'm telling you.
You got this girl?
Yeah.
Hello, Becky.
Please don't call me Becky.
Hello, Becky.
This is Bexie.
Thank you.
It is.
Okay.
Highest education completed for you.
Well, the trade school for I'm an esthetician.
So, yeah.
Relationship status?
Single.
Are your parents together?
Yes.
Birth control for you?
No.
All right.
And then you're white, right?
No.
What are you?
I'm Nicaragua.
I'm in Mexican.
George or white.
Okay.
Excuse me.
Guilda.
Have you ever been to Mexico before?
No.
Keyword.
I have.
Yeah.
It's been a few years.
Would you go back now?
Would you go back now?
No, I'm good.
I like, I mean, I like Florida, but no, I'd rather see different countries.
I'd rather, yeah.
No, it's a terrible time.
Yeah.
Maybe not a good idea.
I'll tell you guys tickets are probably cheap, though.
Yeah, my worst enemy.
Hey, I hope you play to Mexico right now.
My worst enemy.
You want to go over there?
I got you, brother.
Okay.
All right.
It's okay.
We don't need to talk about that.
You can't.
No, it's just nobody's business.
That's crazy.
That's crazy, right?
30?
Why two nose rings, though?
Why not just one?
Because, so my theory was that if I did the septum, that like I wouldn't like snort stuff up my nose, but I thought it was gonna stop.
Like, I thought it was like if I, if I got that, that, like, it wouldn't work.
But wait, so I was younger.
You got a septum ring to avoid cocaine?
Correct.
No, yeah, like, just to, just to not snort anything in general.
I mean, just don't do it.
I don't know.
Everyone's kissing a girl with a ringing.
Hey, this was in the past.
I was younger.
So, like.
Yeah.
That's interesting.
I don't think I've ever heard that I got a septum ring to avoid cocaine.
Yeah, it was just my theory.
Yeah, it was my theory, but that doesn't do it.
You have a tripod?
What?
You ever tried it?
Yeah.
So because it didn't work.
Allegedly.
But I think like every girl's done cocaine, dude.
Yeah, no, but I don't like it.
There's like an epidemic because I don't pay for it.
In Miami?
No, I didn't pay for it.
Literally.
No, that's what I'm saying.
That's why more women have tried Coke than it.
For me, I feel like it doesn't do anything.
I'd rather just smoke.
How do you know it?
Okay, never mind.
No, because I've done it.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, that's.
I want to get, I got to get more piercings.
I'll do it on this side, too.
Yeah.
Now I'd have three nose, three nose piercings.
Three?
Okay, now you do too much.
Like doing too much.
Okay.
What about you?
My name's Emily.
I'm 25 and I'm from Michigan, but I stay in Tampa.
You guys are all friends?
Could you tell?
I couldn't.
I could not tell.
You said you're 25?
Yeah.
You're like the grandma of the group done.
Yes, I'm a mommy.
I'm a mommy.
She's an awesome auntie.
Yeah, because one thing I will say that, like, you know, there's a huge difference between someone that's like 18 and 21.
So I don't even only imagine 18 and 25.
I mean, you'd be surprised.
It's like dog ears.
What was that?
You'd be surprised, honestly.
It's really not that big of a difference.
It's a big gap, though.
It's a pretty talk to like what you grew up and listened to when you were younger.
I'm so stupid.
I forgot to mention they're women.
So they act like children no matter what.
Oh, my bad.
Oh my God.
I meant to say, as an 18-year-old guy, it's a 25-year-old guy, a big difference.
Because, you know, responsibility shift.
You looked at it a different way.
But for women, it's like, ah.
Frontal lobe doesn't develop to like 25, though.
Same thing with the frontal lobe.
No, theirs doesn't develop until they're like 50.
Yeah, yeah.
If it even develops.
Okay, so you guys are saying that women mature faster than men is arguing.
Yeah, absolutely.
That's exactly scientifically proven.
All right.
Interesting.
Check the ring.
You can't fight science.
Yeah, can't find science.
You got to mature in, but in what way, though?
That's what you got to specify.
What way do you mature faster than us?
I would say emotionally, maybe.
That's not mature.
Experience.
Life experience.
Okay.
That's not mature.
What?
Can you explain like emotionally maturing them for us?
Because I'm a little confused by that.
It's a concept.
Because you're all still confused.
Amen.
The way you guys have to do it.
About what?
About what?
Everything.
What's everything?
I'm just talking about hungry.
Who hurt you in the first place?
Who hurt you?
That's the fake smile.
No, you said men hurt you before.
Your comment.
I never said that.
You said men suck or some shit.
No, I keep my borders.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
So, who was it again?
So you guys all think that women mature faster than men.
No, later.
Later.
You think yes?
You think yes too?
And you do too?
Because this frontal lobe thing or whatever you're talking about?
Yeah, I mean, just men just pretend not to mature.
Okay.
And then someone said emotionally mature.
Can someone explain what emotionally mature means?
The way you guys handle it.
My theory was it would be that like women can express how they feel.
And like guys don't have that capability, I feel like, until like they're older.
I don't know.
Like they're not very good at expressing or even being vulnerable.
That's a good one.
I feel like they can't even like pinpoint what the emotion is.
Like as soon as they feel anything, they just be like, I'm out.
Okay.
So your argument is that women are able to express their emotions verbally.
Yeah, like to like we could name it.
You know, you could like name the emotion and elaborate on an emotion.
Interesting.
Collaborate.
So they can verbally.
Collaborate.
You mean elaborate?
There's no stuff.
Collaborate.
Okay.
I was trolling because you want us to be emotionally intelligent as well, but I was joking.
All right.
So basically, you're saying like they're, since they're able to articulate their emotional intelligence feelings, I guess, that makes them more mature emotionally.
I'm just trying to understand.
Does that make them more?
Yeah.
I would say, yeah.
Who do you think controls their emotions better, though?
Men or women?
Depends.
I think it depends.
Biology.
I feel like men use anger.
I feel like they should, men and women should empower each other in different ways that they can provide.
Do you do yoga?
I do.
I couldn't tell.
We all have different strengths and we should always be empowering each other.
That's what you look for in a relationship.
Equal value.
Exactly.
Energy giving.
Exactly.
Lunar eclipse.
Solar moon.
Kumbaya.
Yeah, I would argue that men are actually more emotionally intelligent than women, even though they always say this stuff.
Because as a man, you can suppress your emotions and you have to suppress your emotions in a lot of different situations.
Women don't.
That's communication.
What about nurturing?
Is that part of emotional intelligence?
Men are better at that too.
Why don't they make babies?
Single fathers do better than single mothers.
Milk out of their titties.
Single fathers do better than birth.
Single fathers get milk in their titties.
No, we don't birth.
You don't have the hormones that we have.
Yeah, but we can't birth because of biology doll.
It's not because we yeah, so you have a different nurturing.
Let me just say the bottom line.
Let me give the bottom line here.
Men are better than women at almost everything.
I beg you.
Literally everything.
Petroleum.
How dare you?
So you try giving birth.
Okay.
You try a period.
Okay.
So when I say that men are better than women at everything, right?
Why Men Are Better00:12:02
Common sense would lead you to believe, okay, everything where they can actually compete at.
A man doesn't have the capability of birthing children.
So that's not even an arena of competition.
And you can't birth a child without a man either.
So it's not like you guys like, you need two to do that.
But if we're going to talk about independently men versus women in every realm of competition, men are better than women.
Well, what God intended women to do, we're better at.
Like what?
What in particular?
Three things.
Three.
What do you mean?
I'm asking you.
Our bodies were made as nurturers.
Y'all's body was not made as nurturers.
You what?
Yeah, but you can't even begin the nurturing process without us.
Like it's a two-part process.
It's yeah, it's two to tango.
Yeah.
So I'm asking like what exclusively can women do that men can't or are better than we can make sperm.
If there were no women, it'd be impossible to make an embryo without women.
That's not my argument, though.
My argument is that men are better than women at everything where they actually like can compete.
Yeah, we can give men a list of things to do that they're good at and they can do that.
But us women, we take over what we do and we take over men.
Okay.
Can you explain that further then and give me examples?
Can you explain what you mean by that?
Women are better.
We control men.
Okay.
Without us, we're better.
In what way?
Everything.
Can you give me one example of everything or two?
Everything.
Just two.
Just two of them.
Well, we're providers.
What do you think?
What do you provide?
Comedy, comedy.
We provide the nurturing and we provide the loving and the caring and the kindness.
Guys have more testosterone than females, so they're more aggressive.
But us females, we have a different mechanism instilled inside of us that we can give that guys don't have.
Which makes us more emotionally mature.
I would argue men are more emotionally mature because we can suppress our emotions and we do so all the time.
That's why you're more mature.
Because we're able to control it.
If we're able to control it and express it when we want, by definition, we're better at emotional intelligence.
You consider that weakness?
Yeah.
Why?
Actually, it's a strength.
Because if you're, for example, let's say you're sad, right?
And you're a female and you just break down crying in your car, right?
As a guy, you can wait and go cry at home instead.
But for women, it's like, oh, I got to break down or cry right now.
It's like with men, you know, we are taught from a young age that we must suppress our emotions and control them.
You guys are not taught that.
And you guys can express yourselves however you want because we live in a world where, you know, women are kind of coddled.
I feel like with that logic is the reason why men have so many mental health issues.
You guys just avoid the problem of self-handling.
Exactly.
Like if you feel like crying, just do it.
Why do we like it?
Then you know what?
Hold on.
So, okay.
How about this?
If you want to tell your body count, just say it.
I did.
Well, and be honest about it.
Who said that?
10.
Yeah, we know.
Why don't you say your body count?
Yeah, what's your body count?
Well, ladies, I don't think you said.
I want to know the unlucky women that have you guys understand what I was trying to do there.
The same, they're like the reason that you guys suppress your body count is the same exact reason.
A lot of times we suppress our emotions, especially crying, because it makes us less attractive.
And why do we, why do we think that we're scared to share our body counts?
Well, you're the only fan, so that's easy for you, but most women don't want to share it.
Yep.
And why is that?
I don't know.
You ask yourself.
Well, that's that's actually what he's trying to prove earlier with his point about your body count.
Do you understand that part or no?
I get it.
I kind of agree.
Okay, so there you go.
Okay, let me give you, let me explain.
I have a question.
Hold on.
A man that cries is weak.
He's not deemed attractive.
He can't necessarily be a protector or provider.
At least what might come off that way.
A woman that has a high body count, she's not attractive because guys look at her like, oh, she's where and when.
Because like, I'm sorry, cries where and when.
Like, what's wrong with crying?
If you feel like crying, then crying.
Crying as a man, yeah, but crying frame it.
Hold on, let me just finish my point.
Okay, crying as a man is typically universally unattractive for a majority of women.
Now, are there some women out there that will watch you cry and not leave?
Sure.
But I think it's pretty, I could confidently say that if your girl sees you crying or weeping, she's going to look at you differently because as a man, you're supposed to be the protector and her provider.
If you're crying, that's her foundation that's kind of showing a weakness.
Same thing with women.
Like a guy that cries all the time is unattractive, just like a woman that's promiscuous is unattractive.
We don't want to reveal when we're crying.
You guys don't want to reveal your body counts.
We're very different in that regard.
I agree.
That's a fair point.
I think I agree.
I thought she didn't want to say something.
You wanted to say something here?
So, what would make a man cry?
Not being a provider for a woman and for himself?
I mean, I don't think the reason is so relevant to what I'm talking about.
You know, maybe obviously in situations like your mom dies or whatever, but I still think in general, um, men crying is extremely unattractive to females.
Yeah, they shouldn't be.
Well, we don't operate on what should, what is we're operating on what is that's their own fault.
Life is your fault.
All right, anyway, back to the moment.
Well, that's my point about emotion.
Like, this whole started because, like, you guys were trying to say, like, emotionally, women are more mature or more emotionally mature.
I mean, if I'll be honest with you guys, I don't think women mature until they start buying their own drinks at the bar.
I think you guys, I think most women are incredibly immature.
Subjective.
What's that?
What's subjective?
What's subjective?
Maturity for females.
Yeah.
That's like saying, oh, every person does this at a certain age.
Okay.
Who lives an easier life?
A woman or a man?
An 18-year-old man or an 18-year-old woman?
Who's to say that on average?
Okay, so would you believe that someone that had a traumatic past has more experience than someone who didn't based on age?
Okay.
What I am saying is that in 2026, I'm saying in 2026, women have a significantly easier existence than men in 2026.
And it's because women have an easier existence that a lot of them don't need to mature because we coddle women in modern society.
What was that?
Nothing.
You should already have success at the age of 15 if you start working early.
That's crazy.
No, 15 is young as fuck.
I mean, you're showing emotional immaturity about life.
I'm so confused.
We're getting Norway.
I mean, they're laughing.
Back here.
So, just so I understand, you're 18 with no life experience, telling him about maturity to assume I have no life experience based on my age.
But you're 18.
That doesn't matter.
That doesn't matter at all.
In comparison to him, his age, way more experience.
What is your age?
I'm 36.
I'm old.
So, what is your experience that you don't know me?
And I don't know you, who's to compare experiences and maturity based on age?
Hold on.
Let me just, that's not what I was saying.
What I'm arguing is that women, remember, we're talking about maturity, right?
You said women mature faster?
Yes.
Okay.
I disagree with that, and I'm telling you why.
I disagree with that because women in 2026 live life on easy mode compared to men in 2026.
There are more opportunities and situations that allow women to prosper than there are for men.
So, with that said, since life is easier for women, the need to mature isn't as high as it is for men.
If we don't figure out, we're cooked, you guys don't have to figure it out.
And you guys have many different avenues that you could go down because, thanks to feminism, women have entered the workforce, but then you can also reserve the right to find a rich man if you want.
So, you guys can double dip.
We can't.
And it's because of this that women are immature.
I would argue most women are more immature than men.
Yeah, the whole time.
You can't get it.
I'm laughing the whole time.
Yeah, laughing.
I love it.
I can understand what you're saying.
Yeah, but immaturity.
I still disagree.
Why do you disagree?
I mean, like, why not?
Like, are you serious?
I mean, typically, if you disagree, you're able to give a counterpoint.
Okay.
So, what is your counterpoint to what I said?
What is your argument?
Have you ever had a dream?
I just said it that you think that, well, okay, what about sugar mamas?
You don't think that you could walk around and you could be set for life?
You think that women have it on easy mode all the time?
Yes, because the amount of sugar mamas there are pales in comparison to the amount of sugar daddies there are.
Please.
I think your point makes sense if the woman chooses to take the easy route, but not every woman is choosing to take the easy route.
You're the only fan.
Yeah, you're the only family.
I'm choosing the easy route, but that doesn't mean every woman is choosing that route.
Okay.
There's a lot of women out there.
Sure.
Let's assume women want to work right and enter the workforce.
Let's say she wants to be a police officer.
She has a significantly easier road to becoming a police officer, being promoted within the police department and moving up.
What was that?
I thought men were better at everything.
So I was a good point.
And that's precisely why it's a problem because men are better, but they get overlooked because they want to meet quotas.
They want to have diversity.
They want to have affirmative action.
They want to have female representation in these male-dominated workforces.
So even if a woman decides, I don't want to take the easy way out.
I want to go ahead and get into a profession.
They still get preferential treatment a lot of the times.
Even though they're not.
I think a police officer was a bad point because I feel like they would always choose the guy over a woman when it comes to no, not even close.
So you think that women in the military get more leniency than men?
100%.
They have lower standards.
They're not held to the same standards.
They can move up faster because they're trying to get more female representation in armed forces.
Then why have we not had a woman president?
Well, we almost had one.
I kept her out of office.
Yeah.
But yeah, we almost had Kamala Harris become president of the United States.
That would have been terrible.
We're saved.
Yeah.
At least you know that part.
Oh, exactly.
So yeah, I mean, I would argue women have more rights and privileges than men do.
Like, I don't even think because you're saying, like, oh, why aren't we going to have a woman president?
Like, we're probably going to get one in the next 10 to 20 years, which would be horrible.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That would be the end of America.
I don't even think women want to have a female leader.
Or a boss.
Yeah, axe them.
Yeah, do you guys want to have a female president or boss?
Or there we go.
Yeah, I think they did like a poll or some like that, and they found like they have asked women, would you prefer a male boss or a female boss?
Overwhelmingly, they said they want a male boss.
Yeah, because men are providers.
We're better at providing a caddy.
I don't, I don't think the boss's job is to provide.
Like, I mean, I think to provide safety to the country, yeah.
So you say we're better at talking about a boss, yeah, a boss.
So men are better at leading.
Yeah, I was gonna say, providing men are better at providing, and women are better at nurturing.
Yeah, okay.
Women Prefer Male Bosses?00:04:34
Uh, well, that's single for the household, Mark.
Yeah, but anyways, argument, but you know, she doesn't get it.
All right, uh, okay, all right, we're on Emily from Tampa.
Uh, 25.
What do you do for work?
Um, I just started OnlyFans, OnlyFans, yeah, yeah, okay, either way out, man.
Well, you know what?
You know what?
Like, you know, you're 25.
So, what were you doing before OnlyFans?
Before, yeah, here we go.
Um, I was a preschool teacher, and then I became a stripper, memory lane, memory lane.
So, so, teaching was hard.
So, you said, fucking kids, and then you went to dancing.
Yes, and then you said, fuck the poll, and then you went to OnlyFans.
Yep, all right.
Well, this perfectly represents what I was talking about.
Yeah, I mean, like, holy shit, like, you know, like if we took a male and put him in that same exact position, he would not be afforded those opportunities whatsoever to make money quicker.
Yeah, he'll be cooked.
You know, what's crazy, though?
We should do a show in Tampa.
I think that'll be a really good show.
I guess we could have a bunch of girls out there are definitely uh three or four times.
Okay, all right.
So, you said you were a preschool teacher before, yes.
Why'd you leave?
Um, just pay, pay, yes, pay was actually really bad.
Very low.
What is uh what's the salary for a preschool teacher nowadays?
Uh, 1355 is what I was 13.55, yes, what, yeah, where what?
Well, no, what's your annual salary?
What was your annual salary?
I mean, I didn't work there for long, I only worked there for a few months.
I would say like five months.
Oh, okay, how much you're in in that five months roughly?
13.
I don't know, I wasn't adding up, but a weekly, I'd probably say like at least like five or like 800 every two weeks.
800 every two weeks, that's an amount.
I mean, 1600 a month, 1600 times 12.
But I was working like 10-hour days, the management was terrible.
So, she made 8K in five months.
I mean, it is.
There's no fucking that's poverty, bro.
There's no way something's off there.
Otherwise, you quit.
Wait, we part-time?
Uh, no, I was full-time.
Wait, Monday through Friday, and you were staying a state employee.
I was what?
A state employee, state employee.
Yeah, whoa, no, like I was working for like a private school, it was daycare, basically.
Oh, not like an actual pre-check.
I was about to say it, yo.
It's basically as a teacher, though, because I'm dealing with a lot of people.
No, no, that's significantly not really, yes, it is okay.
No, because there's some daycares that have like that preschool, pre-K, like I'm doing pre-K, you could do it for six hours to get taxes, not like you mean like an actual school, you know, like I get it.
I've taught pre-K before, you know, like when you say teacher, we're thinking state employee, town employee, government employee in general.
You're, you know, you're a part of a school board, you're, you're getting pension, you know, all the state benefits of it, I mean, it's still low, but it's, yeah, a daycare worker is completely different, but come on, but she's sharing uh what it's you and like two others, right?
Like, it's a not you by yourself, right?
What do you mean?
Like, it's you teaching and then two other adults, adults teaching the kids.
What you're for daycare, um, it depends on the ratio.
So, um, it would be three kids to one.
Um, and then like depending on the age.
Wait, three kids to one?
Yeah, three to three to one ratio.
What do you mean?
Oh, wait, what are you talking about in a daycare?
So, you've how many kids did you have to watch?
Uh, that's what I'm saying.
It's it would be a rate, three kids only, okay.
No, I would go from room to room and it'd be different.
So, if we had 15 kids, we'd have two teachers, 25 kids, we'd have two teachers.
Like, it depends on what age and you know, yeah, it's easy.
Look, I'll be honest, easy, yeah, it is easy.
Come on, how about you change like at least 15?
Yeah, kids cry, you got to feed them, you got to lay them down.
But yeah, I'll be honest at daycare's the owner makes most of the money.
Yeah, well, it's a private business, it's different, like the owner's business.
That teacher, I'm thinking, you know, county state employee.
Yeah, that's that's different.
Like, a daycare is a private business.
All the employees are living while the owner's making all the money, of course.
Yeah, yeah.
Um, okay, uh, relationship status.
Um, I'm talking to someone.
How'd you guys meet?
Um, like friends of friends, friend group.
All right, hold on.
I've been chatting two months.
Is he black?
No, what?
Where is he now?
Irish Roots, Daycare Debate00:02:46
Where is he?
He's working out of state.
Oh, he's out of state?
Yeah.
Oh, nigga, you single, nigga.
You single niggas.
Why does that mean I'm single?
Oh, yes, that's what you are.
It's two months for us.
Yeah, she's single.
Okay, it's all good.
Uh, I know what it is.
What does he do?
What does he do?
Why does it matter?
I mean, just the industry, it doesn't have to be solar.
Okay.
Oh, she's a sales.
All right, so sales for solar.
All right.
Um, parents together?
No, worth control for you.
No.
All right.
Uh, any kids?
Nope.
Are you Irish?
Irish, maybe.
Probably Mutt.
I don't know.
Do I look Irish just because my hair is red?
Yeah, all right.
Yeah, I'm assuming probably some Irish and uh body count 32.
Okay, I mean, she liked, but she's that's pretty high.
Wait, how old are you?
25.
What's over a one-to-one ratio, according to her words?
Yeah, we're laughing like immature kids.
Like this one, no, no, I'm taking it in because it's like, you know, it's a Tampa thing, you know?
It's a Tampa thing.
Yeah, I beg your pardon, but I'm not from Tampa.
I live in Tampa, but I'm not from Tampa.
Where are you from, Mercy?
Then, Michigan.
Michigan is a million.
This is a hoodie.
What part of Michigan are you from?
Grand Rapids.
Oh, Rapids.
Grand Rapids.
Y'all should be wet.
It's kind of suburby.
Suburby?
Grand Rapids?
It's two hours from Grand Rapids.
Yeah, two hours from Detroit.
But I say, like, ever since I left, it's been like ratchet.
Grand ratchet.
Oh, okay.
Man, it is brutally cold up there.
I was there last month.
I was in Ann Arbor.
We were at the University of Michigan, or where is it, Michigan State?
University of Michigan, I think.
Yeah, it was fucking cold.
Colder than here.
Bros, negative zero.
It was like negative two when I looked on one day.
I was just sitting there doing the debates.
I was freezing my ass off, bro.
Yeah, I'll send that shit.
Yeah.
Braveheart.
Like four layers two.
But anyway.
All right.
Well, okay.
So you're from, you said Grand Rapids, Michigan.
All right.
What about you?
What's your name?
My name is Magali.
I'm sorry.
Magali?
Yep.
I know where you're from.
Fresh.
They could come good.
Magali.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Is that what you're saying?
My name?
Yeah.
Yeah, luck.
Yeah.
Where do you think I'm from?
India?
India.
I get that a lot.
I'm not Indian though.
Oh shit.
How old are you?
I'm 32.
Where are you from?
Damn.
I'm from California.
Deep Conversations00:04:21
LA?
Or?
Yep.
But I'm raised in Atlanta.
Oh, shit.
Wow.
Okay.
Do you live in ATL now or are you just visiting?
I'm visiting, yep.
Okay, but you live in Atlanta.
Okay.
What do you do for it?
I have a cleaning service.
Nice.
It's good money.
And it's based out of Atlanta.
Yep.
All right.
Highest education for you.
High school, I guess.
Okay.
Relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
Yep.
All right.
Birth control for you?
Nope.
All right.
And then what's your racial background?
I'm Mexican.
Really?
No cap.
I know.
I get that a lot.
I cannot tell.
Where did the Magali name come from then?
I'm not sure.
All right.
No idea.
Mudgali.
It means Pearl, apparently.
It means Pearl.
Yeah.
Pearl.
In what language?
I'm not sure.
Might be Spanish.
Oh.
Is that Mo?
Oh, okay.
All right.
Interesting.
So, wait, wait, hold on.
Body count.
I'm not answering that.
So it's a lot, right?
No.
What is it?
Like, okay, is it over 20?
Nope.
Under 10?
Right around there.
It's a nine.
I'm 30.
It's like nine.
So, like, I got it nine.
Okay.
Okay.
It's nine.
So, like, when you clean and shit, like, do you clean in like good, like sexy outfits, or are you just oh, no, just regular cleaning?
No, regular cleaning?
Yeah.
I just watched too much more.
I mean, I mean, I'm trying to ask you.
Hey, can I clean your bathroom and your bedroom?
He's watching the trailers.
You know, when they're in the city, you're bang bros or whatever.
You've seen he's watching the trailer.
Hey, hey, hey, listen, man.
He's like, I actually watched the whole thing to see if the pizza was delivered.
Yo, yo.
Listen, man.
I love the build-up, man.
Chris.
Can you fix the pipe?
You dump it.
Yo.
Piper, no piping.
Yeah, nigga.
The plumber does not, man.
You have a leak.
I love a pipe fixed for you.
Oh, man.
I'll do my best.
I'll get down there.
Fix the pipe.
He's the type of nigga to leave a review.
Oh, this acting sucks.
It's like, fuck this shit, bro.
There's no pepperoni on there, bro.
He's like, yeah, the quality sexy.
Hey, listen, man.
I fucking love the build-up, bro.
Yeah, well, I guess so.
Well, we got a couple of OnlyFans girls here.
Do any of you guys do that acting?
No.
Hell yeah.
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One of my scenes.
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Is it like a step bro scene?
I mean, yeah, I've done that before.
Really?
Yeah.
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Hey, Sepro.
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Step bro.
Okay.
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Yeah, I've done the dryer.
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Yeah, the dryer.
Yeah.
Those are popping.
Hey, hey, step bro.
I'm stuck in a dryer.
Yeah.
Can you help me?
Can you help me?
Oh, yeah.
It's like plumbing, but like in a dryer.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, so basically, like, she's stuck in.
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Those are like top searches.
Sound like schoolgirl, too.
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All right.
So this is getting a bit weird right now.
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I'm like, I'm trying to like you get stuck in a dryer?
Yeah.
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It's not only a.
You know what?
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Let's continue on with the show and I'll read that a little bit later.
Because this shit is fucking retarded.
Okay.
Do you have a video you want to react to?
Yep.
Yeah.
Let's play the video that we have.
We'll come back.
We'll read it later.
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Okay, so you want to talk about this video real quick?
What's this the background on this?
If they can hear me.
All right.
So basically, this video is basically a woman that's in a college campus.
She's walking on with her friends, and some guy's like, you know what?
I'm going to hit on her, give her some actual like game or riz.
But the surprising thing is that she's going to give him a response here, even though she's dating somebody.
Here we go.
Oh, you do?
Boyfriend or husband?
Because I'm trying to be your husband.
Excuse me.
Miss in the black.
Is this your man?
No, that's my friend.
I think you're very beautiful.
Thank you.
I own Namanda.
Oh, you do?
Boyfriend or husband?
Because I'm trying to be your husband.
I don't even go here.
I don't need it.
Actually, not.
I don't.
Where do you go?
I go to Bama.
What do you do here?
My friend.
Interesting.
You do look like a Bama girl.
What the fuck does that mean?
It's not a bad thing.
Oh, I like your tattoo.
Anyways, like I said, I'm trying to be your husband.
Do you live in Miami?
I do.
How do you know?
Probably because you're here.
Yeah.
I love how you're copying me, too.
White shoes, hall black.
Maybe it's been city.
Maybe it is.
I own Namanda.
Bruh, how you doing?
Boyfriend or husband?
Because I'm trying to be your husband.
Excuse me.
Please stop it there.
Bruh.
Yeah.
Cool.
So imagine that's your girl, and that's a response.
Now, some of these are fake, but again, the point is this happens every single day.
Thoughts on the video?
Very interesting.
Who's in the right?
Who's in the wrong, you'd say?
She's definitely wrong for that.
Not trustworthy.
She just gave a phone number.
Exactly.
Oh, did she give it?
Yeah, she gave out her phone.
Yeah.
Because I saw her with her phone, but I didn't.
He gave her his phone.
Oh, so she took his phone number.
Yeah.
Okay.
No, no.
He gave her his phone, and she put her phone number in.
And she gave it back.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
What do you think?
I mean, she was in the wrong.
I mean, and he could have been respectful and been like, okay, and just kept walking.
But, I mean, he insisted.
But whose fault is it?
She was entertaining it.
Yeah, she kept entertaining it.
Yeah.
So I was like, she was definitely in the wrong.
They're not like that.
Okay.
Yeah, I mean, she could have just been like, okay, thank you.
And then walked away.
I mean, she said she had man though.
She did.
And she should have walked away then, but she kept entertaining.
Okay.
She wasn't interested.
She wouldn't have entertained it.
Exactly.
We're happy in a relationship.
What do you think?
I agree.
Women know how to be rude.
If you don't want to talk to somebody, you're not going to talk to them.
Finna cheat.
All right.
I think she probably needs a new man.
He ain't treating her well.
Wait, what?
Tell him, sis.
Tell him.
Tell him, Blue Pets.
Okay.
Okay.
But is that the guy's fault, you think?
Ultimately?
I think it's a mutual confliction.
Big words.
Nice wording.
What do you think?
I think they're both wrong because she's like more wrong.
Hannah Lauter, please.
I think they're both wrong, but I think she's more wrong.
That's the same shit, right?
Whatever.
What do you think?
Yeah, she definitely was interested in him.
She was wrong.
What do you think?
Yeah, I agree.
She definitely wanted to see what was going on with him.
If not, she wouldn't have given her number.
Now, what is the proper response to someone approaching you with a boyfriend?
I mean, you just say, I have a boyfriend and I'm not interested.
She kind of did, though.
She said she has a boyfriend.
Yeah, but she didn't say she was interested.
She obviously still kept entertaining it.
Or like, like she said, just walk away.
No response.
No response.
So you just be mute.
Keep walking.
The entire time?
Ignore him.
Okay.
I have a boyfriend.
And?
That's it.
I'll just say, I have a boyfriend.
I walk away.
It's not bad at me.
I'm giving you objections here.
Like, for example, that's it.
Just walk away.
Yeah, that's what I. For you?
I think she seemed as if she wanted the attention.
And she didn't go home with him, did she?
I mean, not yet.
She gave her phone number.
But the question is, how would you actually talk to someone approaching you when you have a boyfriend?
How would you respond to that?
I tell him to screw up.
Okay.
What about you?
Like I said, if you have a boyfriend and you're loyal to him, then you could be rude or just not say anything at all.
Like, no, I'm good.
You?
Just walk away.
Just walk away.
And I don't think that's right.
That's not fair.
It's not fair to the man.
You know what I mean?
Okay.
What did he say in the beginning to her?
He said, I'm trying to be a husband.
Basically, like just off rip.
Like, just he saw her and was like, what's up?
She said, I have a boyfriend.
He said, yeah, but what did he say to her?
Like, he said something to her, obviously, for her to say, I have a boyfriend.
He said, I want to be a husband.
Like, just off rip.
Yeah, off-rift.
Like, just off-looking at her.
I want to be.
Yep.
Okay.
Have a cool.
Have a good one.
I don't know.
Walk away.
I have a boyfriend.
Okay.
Fucking weirdo.
No, thank you.
That's it.
No, thank you.
Bye.
Literally, thank you.
What would you say?
I'm not interested in probably just turning my back.
See, this only works when you're in the moment.
Everything's calm.
No interactions.
Sorry, no distractions.
The guy's not in front of you right now.
You can say whatever.
But in actual real life, when the guy's six foot two, good looking, maybe even in tip-top shape, maybe has money.
Very nice car.
All this goes out the window because in the moment, it's like, wow, no one's watching me.
All of that's rare.
I'm here.
It is rare, but when you find it, why give it up?
So I think this video shows a lot because in real time, you don't see this yourself.
But if you're in the moment with someone that's superior to you in most factors, of course, you might just say yes.
Hey, I got a boyfriend, but like, hey, better option.
No?
Vice versa, wouldn't you mean looks-wise?
No, they're always looking for something else.
Men?
Yep.
Yeah, I mean.
Yeah, it's possible.
Yeah, it's a no pussy.
So when we do it, we're wrong.
But hold on, we're honest about it, though.
You guys are.
No, you guys are not honest about it.
Maybe you are, but other men are not.
No, but you don't want to do it, though.
To cheat on someone you actually love and respect?
Oh, no, I wouldn't do it.
Yeah, yeah, sure.
No?
But I'm single, so.
Yeah, but I mean, if you were dating, I would still love you, you know, and respect you, but I was still fucking some other bitch on the side.
You know what I'm saying?
That's not right.
But like, my dick has his own brain.
I just want to fuck.
That's lust, not love.
No, it's not love.
I just want to fuck.
Then you shouldn't have been in a relationship.
I love you, but I don't love these hoes.
I just want to fuck these hoes.
Then be single.
Be single.
Be single?
What do you want to be single?
Like, I want you for my family and kids and stuff like that.
I want you to get out of hospital to nurture, right?
I'm the best nurturer, right?
So you want to drag us.
Yeah, well, then it's what you said right earlier, right?
And this is us backtracking again to the emotional problem.
No, it's not emotional.
I just want to bust a nut.
It's not emotional.
There's no emotions involved.
Okay.
If that's what you want, you establish open relationship.
Definitely not.
And you'd be communicating.
Yeah, it's fine.
It's not for me, but if that's for you, then you communicate.
Wait, hold on.
Don't you do OnlyFans?
I do not.
I don't even have TikTok.
So, so you don't even work?
I work at hospital.
Oh, okay.
You should nurse.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
But the point is, in that scenario, in real life, things do take a different turn.
Now, let me ask you this question, ladies here.
Let's say it's reverse and your boyfriend's in a scenario.
Well, who's a boyfriend here?
Only you, right?
Only you.
I'm just talking to someone.
I mean, we're not boyfriend.
She's a boyfriend, right?
If this was your boyfriend, would he say no to a girl or yes?
You think?
I mean, I don't know.
I would hope he would say no, but I mean, who knows what people do behind closed doors?
Isn't that scary, though?
Not knowing that your partner could actually do this to you at any point in time.
Yeah, definitely it is.
But I mean, you have to find somebody willing to take that chance on.
Is your man worth the chance?
I think so.
Why?
I mean, he does pretty much everything for me.
He's emotionally supportive, financially.
Is it like your dream man?
Yeah.
How tall is he?
Six, six foot, six, two.
Does he pay all the bills?
Yeah.
If you could put in a description what he could do better for you, what would that be?
Honestly, like his ego is a little bit big, but other than that, everything else is pretty great.
So just big ego.
Yeah.
He's a little bit stubborn, too, but I can deal with that.
Okay.
So I just found that like nowadays in dating, most people are going to focus on what's best for them.
And if they get a better option, they may move on.
But the question is, how do you keep your man loyal to you only?
I mean, try to keep things interesting.
Try to keep things sexy, you know.
But at some point, that may fade away.
Yeah, but I mean, that's a risk you got to take.
And if it does, hopefully, they say something before, you know, things go too far.
Okay.
How would you keep your man from cheating?
I'm not in a relationship.
Oh, you mean if I had one?
Yeah, I feel.
I don't think you can.
A man, he's going to do what he wants to do.
If he's faithful, he's faithful.
I don't think anything a woman does is going to keep a man from cheating.
You know, it starts with him.
Okay.
What about you?
I feel like if the man really loves you, cheating's not really in his mind, to be honest.
How old are you again?
I'm 18.
Makes sense.
You?
I choose wisely.
I only date in the healthcare industry.
So, doctors?
Yeah, they're like-minded.
They cheat the most, though.
Not if you please them well.
But you're single.
Yes, I am, but I'm dating.
All right, man.
What about you?
I agree with her pretty much.
If he's going to cheat, he's going to cheat.
It doesn't matter what I do, to be honest.
So you can't help your man from cheating.
I mean, I could do above and beyond, but that doesn't mean it would stop anybody from cheating.
Okay, that's fair.
What do you think?
I feel like if I was to be in a relationship, the relationship has to start by being surrounded by God.
I feel like that's the first problem.
Okay, so God is the foundation.
That's good.
God is the foundation of a healthy relationship, yes.
And I feel like men who don't have it surrounded by God, that's just the root of greed, selfishness, all sins, lust.
I agree with that.
100%.
Are you going to be governed by God too?
What?
So you said a man is going to be governed by God is good, right?
For a relationship.
Bro, yes.
But are you going to be going?
Are you going to be going up by God yourself?
Of course.
Bro, you do OnlyFans, man.
So if you do OnlyFans, how does that work with God in the middle?
I feel like when the time comes for me to have a relationship surrounded by God, I wouldn't not continue my career choice.
I feel like I couldn't do that as a mother.
So you would stop at some point.
You're OnlyFans.
Of course.
So it's not, oh, I'm not going to be 50 over here taking pictures and posting it.
So you're going to tell God, wait, hold on, stop.
Pause for a second.
Let me do my shit and then get on track.
No, I see.
Is that how that works?
I still have a relationship with Christ.
Though I have sin, yes.
Doing stepbro scenes.
All humans have sin.
Can you imagine doing that scene with stepbro in the watch and drying machine God they're watching?
Yeah, but can you imagine your daily sin?
I don't think that any sin is more worse than another sin.
All sin is evil at the end of the day.
100%.
Though my sin is bad and I feel like, yes, I am judged for it and I deal with the backlash of it.
I think God still loves me at the end of the day.
And when I'm time, when it's time to have a family surrounded by that, then that time will be, will happen.
I'm only asking because you brought him up, but okay.
What about you?
How would I stop them from cheating?
So that was the question.
I wouldn't be able to stop it, but I would just hope that we have good communication in the relationship.
And with good communication, there should be trust and all that.
So there should be a mutual, like you shouldn't worry about me thinking about other guys.
And if there is, we should be able to communicate like, you know, differences and issues in the relationship.
So hopefully he is on the same page as you.
Hopefully.
I agree with her.
Cheating and Communication00:03:06
100%.
Yeah.
So your current man that's out of state.
Does he cheat?
No.
There he does.
How would she know?
Like, how would I know?
Two months.
But that's why I asked.
I don't know.
I just, we've just, I don't know how to explain it.
We just created this.
Yeah.
But see, that's the out of state, though.
You would never even know.
Wait, so just like he wouldn't know if I am.
But like, I know that.
Did you fuck the first date?
Did we fuck the first date?
Yeah, you did.
Okay.
Yeah.
You did.
Why would you say?
Yeah, we did.
Yeah, no.
Yeah, you did.
Okay.
Yeah.
So you look there.
No, you fucked him the first date, right?
No.
You did.
You're a bad liar.
No.
That's the question.
Yes or no.
Shut up.
Shut up.
No.
No, you don't.
No.
You want to put her on the polygraph?
What?
We got a polygraph.
Oh, that's so cool.
She's lying, obviously.
What?
You don't believe her, Chris?
No, no, no, no.
She's lying.
Like, she's a bad liar.
Like, she's smiling.
She's not answering the question.
She's smiling a lot.
She's repeating the same question.
Oh, dude, you were fucked the first three.
Yeah, you fucked him the first date.
It's fine.
Chris, put the camera on you when you talk, bro.
She doesn't know who the hell she's doing.
Okay, me.
Yeah, I told you, right?
You fucked him the first date, didn't you, right?
Yes, you did.
You lied because you were smiling, you was, come on.
So if I put you on a polygraph right now.
Yeah.
Would you be telling the truth?
Do it.
All right, let's go.
We're going to set this up.
We're going to do it.
Yeah.
We can.
I think she said that they were like in a friend group.
So we're already friends.
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Did you have something else that you wanted to?
You're asking, oh no, go ahead, she's next.
So again, you would your boyfriend, how would you?
How would you stop yourself from cheating or him cheating from cheating on you?
Well, that's pretty difficult.
I don't think you could stop somebody from cheating.
But I would say a foundation where you have like a friendship, and that will probably be like a good way of, I guess, making them feel guilty right, because you have a great friendship um, because I mean, I would say your partner should be like your best friend, in a sense like your buddy buddy, not buddy buddy, but like you know, you guys share the same type of humor, stuff like that.
Okay, so we all said on the table, we can't stop it, but we can kind of you know, mediate the actual like lust from the guy.
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Now, in that same breath though, let's say, he cheats on you, what are you gonna do?
Flip my, are you gonna break it with him?
Crash out, crash out a little bit.
Um, I mean, it is what it is sometimes.
But yeah, i'm probably.
So you leave.
It's not, not that serious anymore.
Yep, so you would just like flip your shit and then leave.
Pretty much okay for you.
I was in a seven-year relationship before and like i've been cheated on and I still Stayed.
I mean, it's just like a stupid mommy.
Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
So, so, what made you actually end up leaving?
Why'd you leave at the very end?
Seven years?
Um, just sick and tired of it, and it got to like a really, really bad point to where I just decided to pack up my shit and leave.