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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2019 · 1H 32M

Men Praise Modern Masculinized Women And Secretly Crave Sweetness & Femininity

from Rabbi Daniel Lapin's podcast · host Rabbi Daniel Lapin

The luckiest husband in all Oregon. Food tastes better to a man when served by an apron-wearing woman they desire. A rabbinic request for more romance in the workplace. Women suffer depression at twice the rate of men. Really? Perhaps men just don't share their pain. Is male depression underreported? Didn't you know that depressed men tend to violence? To be happy is to embrace your gender. My own encounter with racism and what going bald really means. In what way are mice stronger than elephants? The true message of the Cinderella fairytale. Many aging women freeze their eggs. Would men if they could? A good and masculine man makes a woman very happy just as a feminine women can make a man very happy. The difference is that too many women don't admit it. Women have been indoctrinated to denigrate masculinity and make themselves miserable. The two paramount keys to happiness—marriage and money—are utterly ignored and never taught during the 12 years that most young Americans spend captive in Government Indoctrination Camps. Why be surprised at the outcome?

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