Brian DEBATES Perfect 10 Boss Babe On If Women Have Duties To Men?! | Dating Talk #254

Date: 2025-08-04

Duration: 7h 05m

Guests

Brian Atlas

EEllie (Fish Tank)>

AAudrey (Cherry)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_02Par(guest)

SPEAKER_03Ma(guest)

SPEAKER_04Luna(guest)

SPEAKER_05Felicity(guest)

SPEAKER_06Ellie (Fish Tank)(guest)

SPEAKER_09Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_11Renez(guest)

SPEAKER_13Audrey (Cherry)(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll guests introduced including Fish Tank contestant and MMA fighter

Key MomentAudrey: 3.5-year sexless relationship, partner had micropenis (holds up fingers showing 3 inches)

Key MomentBumble swipe session: Ellie 60% yes rate vs Luna 5% yes rate

Key MomentMa: BPD, 3 stalkers, labiaplasty regret (lost sensation, cries daily), ex's suicide selfie

Key MomentMa: labiaplasty surgeon removed too much, lost sensation, cries every day about it

QuoteBrian reads article: Movember charity redirected $160M to women's health with zero for men

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

Including Fish Tank contestant Ellie, MMA fighter Par (4-0), pet girl Ma.

Pet Girl / Furry Identity

Ma describes pet girl identity, walking on leash TikTok.

Audrey 3.5-Year Sexless Relationship

Partner had micropenis. Gained weight. BBW community.

Trans/Gender Debate

Is dating trans woman gay? Brian argues biological sex basis. Audrey supports respect but opposes puberty blockers for minors.

Bumble Swipe Session

Ellie 60% yes rate. Luna 5% yes rate. Women's pickiness demonstrated.

Ma's Notes: Anarchism/BPD/Stalkers/Labiaplasty

BPD, 3 stalkers, pimp encounter, ex's suicide selfie, labiaplasty regret (lost sensation).

Manifesting Debate

Brian vs Renez on manifestation. Brian: pseudoscience. Audrey: useful tool.

Transcript

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Audrey (Cherry)time I answered it. Like you were saying, "Oh, if you're a 10, then that means I'm like if I was go going after you that means I'm like sacrificing or whatever." What did you say earlier? Like >> I asked here, rate me. What do you rate me on a scale of 1 to 10?

Brian Atlas>> I'm not going to I don't like rating. >> You won't hurt my feelings. Go ahead. >> I don't want to rate you. >> What did did she rate What did she rate me before? I rated you like a six last time, but that's because you rate everyone else like >> I don't rate people. No, unless people ask me.

Audrey (Cherry)>> Then you rate otherwise I don't I'm not going to give you a number. >> Okay. >> But I will I will say that I will uh >> say you're not a 10. >> Say you're not a 10. Yeah. >> Or not as like that's thing. I don't think like I'm not saying that I'm as

Brian Atlasattractive as like it's I don't even want to put a number. I don't think a woman should put them a number on their attractiveness. Then I guess the logical conclusion of you're a 10, I'm a six from your perspective is that you would be settling for me. >> That's what you said. That's what I'm

Brian Atlassaying. >> Right. But that's your that would have to be your position. >> That's why I'm saying you're it's deeper. It's not as deep like >> Right. I Okay, hold on. I get that there's other components to what makes somebody attractive in totality. like

Brian Atlasthere's personality, there's other factors, but just on the looks component, the looks paradigm, that is sort of your position essentially is that at least looks wise, you would be settling for me. >> Yeah. Like I said last time, I said I

Audrey (Cherry)was a 10 just to piss off them because it's funny if fat girls saying they're a 10. >> Well, I think that's your genuine position. >> You think I'm I think I'm a 10. Like Okay, like I said last time, I think that I like I said, I can also Okay, I think if you're in a group with your guy

Audrey (Cherry)friendss and you're like, "Oh, that girl like I talked to, she's like a seven or whatever." Like I think in social like that's f like obviously you're going to rate them like to if they asked you what how attractive were they you're going to be like oh they were a seven. I'm saying in this format like making women have to

Audrey (Cherry)like think of what they are. I just don't like that. >> Yeah I I ranked myself too >> and that's fine. I'm saying I don't like it. So that's why I say I'm a 10 cuz I want to opt out of the conversation cuz I don't like a woman having to think and put a number on their self value and

Audrey (Cherry)their looks. I just don't like that. But I think it's okay to use a rating system if you're like a modeling agent trying to find a sexy person on Vogue. like it's there's it's okay. >> Yeah. I mean, well, so it's a dating podcast, so there is a reason why this is asked, and it actually

Brian Atlas>> it actually has really practical applications when it comes to dating. So, if you're moving through the dating world with a sort of uh let's say I mean, fine, I'll just say delusional

Brian Atlasperspective on your own attractiveness and your own self- assessment. Uh I guess that's cool that you're confident. Although I would argue the confident position would just be like being able

Brian Atlasto make a reasonable self-determination as to where you stand in comparison to other people. Uh I think that's actually more confident than just being like, "Yeah, I'm like I don't know."

Audrey (Cherry)>> I know. I agree. I agree. I think it's confident to like be able to be realistic as well. But >> I'm just saying I don't like when we go around the table. It makes me sad when a girl like has to be like I'm a like that makes me so sad. >> Why does that make you sad? >> Because that's what I'm saying. Don't

Audrey (Cherry)you see in my perspective too like having like that's what I'm saying like having a woman have to be like wow in this life I'm a four like she's not a four like for her to feel that way. >> Yeah. I think she underrated herself. >> But that's what I'm saying like even having to like they're going to have to

Audrey (Cherry)because it's live and they're like worried what that they're going to say. They're going to obviously say I'm lower than what they feel. >> No, not all the time. >> I'm saying most girls will and every time I'm watch the show these girls

Brian Atlas>> I think women tend to overrate themselves on the show. M >> sometimes women do underrate themselves too but frequent when are you saying if they don't give themselves a 10 they're

Brian Atlasunderrating themselves. >> So sorry say it again if they don't >> because you're saying all these girls underrate themselves but are you saying if the girl doesn't just immediately kneejerk give herself a 10. Are you saying that that would be under

Audrey (Cherry)>> I really don't think everyone is like a like if we're talking realistic like not everyone's a 10. You know what I mean? But like you're allowed to think you're a 10. Like why don't you want a girl to think that like for about themselves? Like that's what pisses me off more is like if a girl thinks they're a 10, I'm

Audrey (Cherry)not going to argue with that with them. They deserve to feel if they're even Dulu. If you're Dulu and you're a 10 and when you're a one, go off queen. Like that's what I'm saying. Like a woman is allowed to feel however the [ __ ] they

Brian Atlaswant. And I think in the dating space even if they think that like who cares? Like I just who cares? Let >> Sure. Sure. I'll but I'll tell you you say they should be allowed to do this. I

Brian Atlassuppose yes. Anybody can think anything, right? But I can tell you the negative manifestations since we're talking about manifestation. Uh, tell me a guy who you think is a 10.

Audrey (Cherry)>> Um, I don't know, like a Zack Efron in the in the back in the days. I don't really know. >> Okay. Zack Efron. Can you give me a guy who's a 10? >> Oh god. Um,

Brian Atlasuh, maybe like Christian Raldi. Ronaldo. Ronald. The soccer guy. soccer player. >> Okay, so perfect. Uh, he's >> he's I guess a good-look guy. He's a

Brian Atlasprofessional athlete. He's in really good shape. He's one of the most famous, isn't he? The most followed person on Instagram or something. Super famous, top tier soccer player, status, rich,

Brian Atlasall this stuff. Um, just curious, do you think, uh, you know, he's a 10, you're a 10. Do you think you could get Cristiano Ronaldo?

Brian Atlas>> Yes, you could. Mhm. >> Would I want would I want that? >> Uh I mean, what do you mean? Would you? >> Yeah. >> Do you? >> No.

Brian Atlas>> You're single. >> So, just to be clear, Cristiano Ronaldo, who meets your criteria for what a 10 is, >> what about him do you dislike? >> He's married.

Renez>> Well, okay, hold on. Assuming he was single. >> Um, yeah, maybe. Yeah, I I I don't know him personally. I would love to get to

Brian Atlasknow him >> assuming his personality was uh good enough. >> Would I pursue him?

Brian Atlas>> Sure. >> Possibly. >> Okay. >> Possibly. Yeah. >> So, do you think you could get him? >> I guess he was single. Like, let's say you wanted him. uh whatever the

Brian Atlasdeterminations are for what you want in a guy and he was single. Do you think you could get him?

RenezI mean that's that's a really hard question just because I don't know him >> and it takes a >> let's assume you you were able to meet him though >> and I got to like him and his

Brian Atlaspersonality and it's someone that I think I would could see myself with then I would >> so let's assume it's caked into the

Brian Atlasbaked into the hypothetical that you you're attracted to him and the other components are there for uh the other criteria is there for what

Brian Atlasit would take for you to be willing to date him. The question is then, do you think assuming you wanted him that you could get him?

Brian Atlas>> Probably not. >> Why is that? >> Um I just that that's not my world. I didn't I'm not I'm not out there. I'm not in the

Renez>> Let's assume you met him. You had an opportunity to meet him. Could you get him? >> I think that's an unrealistic question to ask me. If I could get someone.

Renez>> He lives on the planet. I mean, >> yeah, but without You're asking a question that I don't We don't know each other. If I

RenezYou're You're asking solely based on what I see from a physical perspective. which is not everything. >> Okay, here let's bake this into the hypothetical then too.

Brian Atlas>> You know he responds to his Instagram DMs. Do you think if you slid into his DMs that you could get him? >> I No, I wouldn't be that person sliding into his DMs.

Brian Atlas>> No. >> Okay. He was here in Santa Barbara and you ran into him. Do you think you could get him?

Renezagain. If if I could get to know this guy, maybe. I don't know. You're asking a question that I feel is it takes time to get to know someone. I don't know if I

Brian Atlaswould like him. >> I'm It's baked in that he meets your other criteria for personality. So, it's assumed that you you like him,

Brian Atlasyou talk to him. M >> could you get him though?

Renez>> Isn't that I mean this would also depend on if he has reciprocal feelings towards me. So it's not just me. >> Do you think he would have those?

Renez>> No, I do. That would that would be like such a question you would have to ask him. Why would why would you assume that I would know that? because it's a it's a hypothetical. Um >> Well, then anything is hypothetical,

Renezright? >> Right. But I'm asking you a specific hypothetical. >> Hypothetically? Yeah. Yeah. Hypothetically speaking, then sure, I could get him.

Brian AtlasOkay. Um All right.

Brian AtlasUm, what's up, Nick? >> Uh, the right camera got slightly >> when she got up. >> Yeah, >> mine. >> Yeah. >> Oh, it looks okay. I think it's fun.

Brian Atlas>> It's not too bad. >> Yeah, it looks okay. Um, all right. So, okay. Ronaldo Zack Efron. Yeah.

Brian AtlasLook, so I guess the the reason why I say it does have this impact is you're going to be chasing after a

Brian Atlascertain caliber of guy if you can't make a self assessment about your own position.

Brian AtlasSo essentially, and this is where cuz as a guy I could be delusional, but I get slapped in the face immediately. Now, not literally, but I get slapped in the face with reality.

Brian Atlas>> So, the difference is if I step to a girl outside of my league and I'm assuming I'm pleasant and I make myself sexually available to her,

Brian Atlasinstant rejection. >> Instant rejection. A woman who's outside of my league doesn't entertain me for anything. I don't get a conversation. I

Brian Atlasdon't get a date. I don't get a dinner. I don't get a one night stand. I don't get strung along for a couple weeks or months in a situationship where she's just using me for sex. Doesn't happen.

Brian AtlasEven if I'm pleasant and making myself sexually available to her. Women on the other hand, you can be pleasant and make yourself

Brian Atlassexually available to a man outside of your league and he will absolutely keep you around for sex. He'll keep you around for sex. You're

Brian Atlasnot going to get commitment, but it so it could just be a one night stand. It could just be situationship. Could be a friends with benefits. Maybe a couple weeks, couple months. You're not going to get commitment. he's going to be

Brian Atlasseeing other women. So, this is the differential here. So, when women have not made a determination of where they stand when it comes to

Brian Atlasdating, they're going to think, "Oh, I deserve this caliber of guy." And that caliber of guy will give you short-term sex or short short-term something. But

Brian Atlasif what you want is commitment, you're not going to get it. And then all the while you're going to be looking at guys who are actually on your level and you've now you've been used to a certain

Brian Atlascaliber of guy. The guy who's on your level who you should be matching up with who that's the guy who's willing to give you commitment because you're on your his level.

Brian AtlasYou're going to think that that guy's below you. So you're going to ignore him. You're going to ignore the guy who's actually going to give you a relationship. You're going to keep chasing after these super attractive

Brian Atlasguys. And it could be attractive not just looks. It could be socioeconomic. It could be status. It could be uh it could be wealth. Whatever it is, could even be personality driven and be

Brian Atlaschasing after these dudes who won't give you commitment. So that's why it's important to know where you stand because it's really easy for y'all to go and [ __ ] that the hot

Brian Atlas[ __ ] boy guy. He's not going to give you commitment and then you're going to curve the guys who are actually on your league in your level on your level. >> That's what you're saying though. Like

Brian Atlas>> that's exactly Let me ask you guys a question. Hold on. >> So for I'll paint it like this. If I can sleep with a girl, I have a really high confidence level. I can get her into a

Brian Atlasrelationship. Really high confidence. Not, you know, maybe not all the time, but really confident. Any girl that I can sleep with, I can get her into a

Brian Atlasrelationship. How confident are you that the guys that you can that you can sleep with want a relationship with you? >> Well, I think asking me and asking an a

Audrey (Cherry)skinny person is a little bit different because in the fat world like I am a higher caliber fat girl. I mean, I take care of myself. I I'm always dressed nice and >> because in the in that world like there

Audrey (Cherry)is people who fat people don't take care of themselves and don't do so obviously like in that world like I'm dating people who are really attractive like that's what I'm saying like you say that it shouldn't be accessible to me but it is like that's what I'm saying like am I

Audrey (Cherry)not supposed to date the hot person just because you don't think I'm like a 10 like do you know what I mean like >> I mean if you can get commitment then >> I've dated multiple that's what there's so many men >> okay dating what okay >> you're Say a commitment is like a ring

Brian Atlason the finger, not like dating, holding my hand in public kind of stuff. Like >> I mean it could be an exclusive boyfriend girlfriend situation. The ultimate commitment would be marriage or some other form of >> you know similar sort of commitment.

Audrey (Cherry)>> Mhm. Yeah. I mean I think it's just that view is a little I don't know outreached. Like I feel like I'm allowed to if someone thinks I'm hot and they're a 10 like who cares? Like I'm allowed to date

Audrey (Cherry)them and that and that happens very often. Like there's people who are different attractive levels that date. Like that's okay. Like it's okay to date someone who's not as attractive to you. And I don't think that like skews your

Audrey (Cherry)view on like your self worth. Like I know like if I had to tell someone what my number was, I could realistically say that cuz I'm also like not stupid. But I don't think me feeling like I'm a 10 also makes me not be able to like

Audrey (Cherry)realize that this is my league or whatever. Like I think you're allowed to date out your league, too. Like if you want the hot Victoria Secret model, why can't you want that? Like, >> well, there's a difference >> and that doesn't skew your Well, because you're a man. >> Absolutely. Well, hold on. So, you don't

Brian Atlasthink it Okay, you genuinely don't think it would skew men's perspective if this dynamic was flipped. So, for example, let's say it was the case that averagel

Brian Atlaslooking men, average guys could [ __ ] top tier women, but those top tier women only wanted those average guys for sex. And then those average women were kind

Brian Atlasof getting uh pushed out of dating like the the marketplace a little bit, the average women because the average men on their level were dating up and just well not excuse me not dating up they were

Brian Atlasgetting their sexual needs and they were chasing these uh really attractive women. Mhm. >> You don't think that that would skew? Like, if I could, for example, if I or

Brian Atlasother guys or frack guys at UCSB could just run through [ __ ] beautiful model tier women, why would they ever get into a relationship with an average girl? Why?

Audrey (Cherry)>> Yeah, I get what you're saying, but I'm saying why is it a problem? Like, what's your like if they can do that, do that. Like, I don't think they need to think of like, oh, this is messing up the women's dating, the men's dating. Like, I don't think that deeply. like you're

Brian Atlasallowed to date whoever you want without it being like a statistic like do you know what I'm saying? >> But but so that's not happening though. The the so >> the reverse of what I just explained is

Brian Atlashappening. You have women >> typically average women or above average women who do have access to the most attractive men. And those men are typically like just running through

Brian Atlasgirls. They're d they're dating like 10 different women at the same time. they've got a roster and some women move that way too. Uh but they're just dating all the other attractive guys also. So

Brian Atlasyou have like a cohort of men who are zeroed out when it comes to dating a little bit. >> And so if it was the case that you had average like we flip the roles, average

Brian Atlasmen, imagine from the age of 18 to 30, averagel looking dudes refused to commit to women and have relationships because they were out [ __ ] models. But the models didn't want any. They just wanted

Brian Atlasto [ __ ] the guys a couple times. That's what's happening, but with women. >> So, it's like, okay, you would agree though if average dudes could just [ __ ] a bunch of hot women,

Brian Atlasbut they could never get commitment from them, you would agree that these guys would be far less inclined to like go ahead and get into a relationship with like their looks equivalent?

Audrey (Cherry)>> No. Because I think people like even women have like times in college that they're, you know, having fun and doing stuff with people out of their league, in their league, whatever. And then at one point the person that they marry is usually like someone around their like

Audrey (Cherry)common interest or common whatever. Like I don't think >> that's exactly what's I understand. But I'm saying terrible thing though. >> I Yeah, but I'm saying it's you can't stop it. It's not it's going to keep happening. Like why? Like who cares if someone's [ __ ] someone who's a 10 and

Brian Atlasthey're a five? Like I just don't care. And I don't think it's that affecting everything else. Like >> Sure. I can I mean I I think I can tell you why. So, have you ever dated a guy

Brian Atlasand then he did not measure up to a previous guy you done dealt with? >> Yes. >> And did that have an impact? >> I'm talking about looks or everything. >> Sure. It could be anything >> then. Yes.

Audrey (Cherry)>> But it could also be looks. >> Okay. >> Right. And did that have an impact on that relationship? >> No. Because I really >> I'm That's what I'm saying. And I'm a different like I just don't think like

Audrey (Cherry)that. That's what I'm saying. Like I don't if I'm dating a hot person doesn't mean I'm like I would date anyone. Like I don't care if they don't have a freaking left arm. >> Does somebody else want to [ __ ] weigh in? Holy [ __ ] >> That middle ground. >> Well, you've been hogging the mic a

Renezlittle bit. >> You're talking to me. >> Well, no. This was a generalized question for the panel. >> Okay. Go ahead. The hottest guys I feel like though they you're that you don't want those guys as

Renezthe long term because they're the most they're the ones that tend to have the most trauma and the most baggage and that's why they end up with other people that are in the same other women that

Renezare in the same boat as them. So >> is that your opinion or like is that a statistic that hot guys have trauma in? It's been my op, it's been my personal experience. So, the hotter they are, the

Renezmore baggage they bring to the table. And they could say that about women as well. And I know they do, and that's not fair. But, um, at some point, yeah, the average man

Renezwill go look for the average woman because he doesn't want to deal with the hot girls [ __ ] cuz that's they're they're just >> But average guys don't have access to hot women. >> Yes, they do. Yes, they do. How so?

Brian AtlasExplain it to me. >> Maybe not asked much, but >> look, I've already Okay, here's the differential. Here's the differential. Let me ask you guys a question. Who here

Brian Atlashas had a like a one night stand? No shame. Who's had a one night stand? I've had a one night stand. Who's had a one night stand? >> Is it one night stand you never talked to him again? >> Okay, you hooked up with a guy. Nobody really [ __ ] liars. Okay. So, anyways,

Brian Atlas>> I don't know if we have >> here's here's and look, I know some of you haven't, but here's the difference is as a woman, if you are inclined towards having a one night stand, if you

Brian Atlasare going to break your rules and you are going to be like, well, I kind of prefer like something a bit more serious, but oh, he's really hot. I'm going to just hook up with him,

Brian Atlaswhatever. That's the way women sort of tend to lean. If you are gonna have a hookup, he better at least be really

Brian Atlashot. Men operate differently. Men, if we're just having a hookup, men just want to I mean, obviously, you want to get the the best the hottest you can

Brian Atlasget, but men will go down in order to get said hookup. Whereas women will be way more selective when it comes to who they're going to hook up with. So,

Brian Atlasthere's even a differential there. like men like average women average men are not like just constantly be able to get

Brian Atlasaccess to women outside of their league. >> Maybe not constantly, but it does happen. >> It does happen. >> Absolutely. If you're funny and nice, it'll happen.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. But now you're introducing Okay. What percentage of men are funny? >> Uh like what? Like I don't know, maybe like 60%. >> 60%. A lot of men are not funny. >> Are are funny or are not funny?

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> Are not funny. >> 60% are not funny. >> No. Okay. 60% are funny. Just because Okay. Like my sense I can find a lot of things funny. The only thing I don't find funny are like overly like racist jokes or overly like homophobic jokes

Brian Atlaswhich I feel like a lot of men rely on for their humor and that's not funny. >> Like have more substance. >> Okay. So men aren't funny because they're just doing homophobic jokes. Is that >> Well, if they if that's all they rely

Ellie (Fish Tank)on, then yeah, that's not funny. Okay. So then most men aren't funny then. If you're saying that they all rely on like >> I didn't say they all do. I said like if you do rely on that, you're not funny. But I do feel like a lot of men that I've met don't just rely on that. So that's why I said 60% are funny. I'd say

Ellie (Fish Tank)40% are not funny. >> So you would [ __ ] 60% of men? >> No. Really? >> I I wouldn't [ __ ] them. >> I thought you said if they can have sex with hot women. >> I said if you're funny and nice, you

Ellie (Fish Tank)have more of a chance than if you're more of a chance. Okay. Like it's good for you to be cute too, but if you're funny and nice, you don't necessarily have to be hot the hottest thing ever. Like >> women a lot of times will go for things >> have a chance. How much of an edge does that give them if they're funny and

Felicitynice? >> Being funny and nice. If they make you laugh, you have your eyes closed. You don't pay attention. >> But is it true like you like women are shallow like that? Cuz I don't understand it. Like I don't really I don't really like guys that are overly

Ellie (Fish Tank)attractive. So I'm just wondering do you guys only go for guys that are like, "Oh my god, he's so hot." Or >> That's what I was saying. Like if you're funny and nice, like you don't necessarily have to be overly attractive just because you have these other

Ellie (Fish Tank)qualities. I feel like men like you have to be attractive to them in some capacity. >> Yes. >> Because men are a little bit more shallow. >> I like a guy that's talented. >> Anything any kind of passion. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Talented. Um >> just because he'll dick you down doesn't mean he'll wipe you up. That's the lesson here. >> Absolutely. >> That's the lesson here. >> Just because he'll dick you down doesn't mean he'll wipe you up. So, that's kind

Brian Atlasof the main the main point here. It's like attractive men, they'll they're going to sleep with women who they don't

Brian Atlasfind commitment level attractive. So, to be clear, attractive men, they're going to they will sleep with women who they don't find commitment level

Brian Atlasattractive. So, what does this mean? So, I think as women, for you guys, in order to sleep with a guy, he needs to be at

Parleast attractive enough for you to be in a relationship with him. >> Mhm. So, what are you >> like? Are you saying like if you're

Paryou're sleeping with a guy and you think you're going to be like committed to him >> in a relationship or like dating material?

Brian Atlas>> No. So I'm saying, okay, for whatever. So for my position is for a one night stand, women are going to overly prioritize looks. Obviously, like I

Brian Atlasdoesn't make Oh, he's he's such a catch, but I'm only going to [ __ ] him once. Okay. Um, so when it comes to one night stands, women will pri uh prioritize

Brian Atlaslooks, but my my belief is in order for a girl to sleep with a guy, he has to be good-looking enough for her to be in a relationship with him. But men will

Brian Atlassleep with women that they they aren't attractive attracted enough to to be in a a relationship with. Does that make sense?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. But what's your point like >> this this well my point would be it ties into the looks rating thing because men are pro prepared to give uh give you

Brian Atlassome limited access to them typically in the form of like short-term casual sexual encounters. Uh but they will never give you commitment just on the sole basis of how you look. They'll be

Brian Atlaslike h I'll have sex with her but she's not good-looking enough to be in a relationship with. Whereas for women, it's they're like it's it's the reverse.

Audrey (Cherry)>> And you're saying like it's a bad thing. Like like if like like why is it a problem like that they want to only hook up with people that they would find datable? Like because a man will [ __ ] anything, you know? That's what you're

Brian Atlassaying. Like >> No, I'm not saying that that. Hold on. I'm not saying whether that's good or bad. Mhm. >> I'm just pointing out that this is how men operate.

Brian Atlas>> True. >> So, don't get con like y a lot of y'all will confuse sexual uh sexual attraction for romantic

Brian Atlasintention. >> Sorry. >> So, you'll get it. You'll get it confused. Just because to be clear, just because a guy wants to [ __ ] you means

Brian Atlasnothing in terms of him wanting a relationship with you. And look, I think it's wrong for guys to do this. Me personally, my my perspective is uh if you want to sleep with a girl, you should have an intention of something longterm there.

Brian Atlas>> Like I don't want to just sleep with a girl once and that's it and never see her again. I want there to be continuity. But a lot of men don't move. I don't know if it's a lot, but enough men move in such a way that they might

Brian Atlaseven lie about their long-term intentions to get you into bed. >> Maybe some of you have experienced this. The guy's like, "Yeah, I want a relationship with you. He [ __ ] you once and never talks to you again. You get ghosted."

Brian Atlas>> I feel like it says more about the man than the woman like dating like talking. >> Well, I agree. It's wrong to mislead somebody about your long-term intentions in furtherance of getting them to sleep

Brian Atlaswith you. That's 100% wrong. But you got to be realistic as women when you approach this. Yes, men do that is wrong for men to do. But you got to

Brian Atlasrealize that that is how some men move. Or you a lot of guys might also be upfront with it too. And you might just be like, "Well, he's hot. Whatever. He'll change his mind." And you'll get caught up in some situation where you

Brian Atlaswant commitment and he doesn't. And he told you from the get-go, this is what it is. and you're still like, "Damn, he's so [ __ ] hot. I now I'm c I'm I'm catching feelings. Now I I didn't want something, but now I do want something."

Audrey (Cherry)And you're never going to get that commitment. >> So, basically, this whole segment is just to warn us to like put a put a warning out. Don't date the hot men cuz they're not going to want to marry you. Is that like the point? >> Well, it it's related to the looks

Brian Atlasthing. >> Got it for the rating. >> Yeah, related to the looks rating. And I mean the other component is it's like once you're once you've had a taste of a

Brian Atlascertain caliber of and this could go both ways. Hold on. Let me play this. Oops. Is it going to play?

SPEAKER_07[ __ ] Streamlabs whack as [ __ ] There it is. Fuka donated $200. All of the women need to share a moment where they read something on a dating app that was funny enough for them to

Partalk to a less attractive male. Even Ellie. Dang, Ellie. >> Any anybody? >> We're not on dating apps. Sorry dating apps. >> Attraction has to be there

Luna>> first. Oh, you have something? >> Sorry. Um, I'm just going to kind of throw this out there and you guys can also like jump in on the topic of looks since this whole

Lunaconversation started based off reading our looks. What would be considered conventionally attractive? Like what would you consider is hot and is not hot? cuz I feel like a lot of people

Lunahave different opinions and everyone has a certain type and I feel like that is also based around what you know our decision of whether yeah he's hot I'm

Lunagoing to have sex with him or no he's not really like you know the one that I would be interested having sex with or

Lunahaving a relationship with. >> So you're asking me what a hot guy is. Is that >> Well, it goes both ways through women and men, so I feel like this goes for

Brian Atlasthe entire panel as well. >> Sure. Let me let this other one play and then I'll come into on that. >> Chef D Pickles donated $200. Does someone else want to weigh in?

Brian AtlasYou've been dubbing the money. >> We so funny. >> That actually was not >> It was not intentional to be honest.

Brian AtlasThat Not intentional. Oh my god, boys. Can you see the fire in the background? >> Yeah. >> Do you see that, boys? It's a [ __ ] fire, boys. You see that? That smoke,

Brian Atlasthat smog, >> rain or shine, tsunami or catastrophic fire. I will bring the show must go on. I bring the whatever podcast. Uh, so

Lunaokay, the question is like what is beauty? Is that kind of the question or >> or what would you consider is conventionally attractive? Because I feel like >> especially in this day and age, a lot of

Lunapeople have different opinions and >> attractiveness is one of those main topics of >> what you decide you want to further pursue in life

Ma>> like romantically wise, not necessarily like career or anything. >> So yeah, I just wanted to open that up to the panel. Um, >> what is beauty? Go ahead. Well, I

Malearned like for women beauty is hip to waist or yeah, hip to waist ratio. You need like a thin like smaller waist than your hips. I forget the number but yeah,

Mathere's like a math and then like symmetry >> is a good indicator. It's like health basically fertility is beauty biologically speaking but I don't know

Felicityabout men. I don't know about men's beauty. >> Thank you. Personally, I like I like men that can't dress and have bad hair and are kind of overweight.

Felicity>> I don't like the like blonde guy type thing. You know, >> they make you feel safe because >> I I think I'm weird for that. I don't know if anyone >> that's not weird. I love it's like it's called like ugly hot. You know, when

Felicitythey're like hot to you with their I can see it in the face, but I know like they're not the way they're dressed, their hair, it's all messed up. >> Yeah, I love that. >> I kind of like it. I think you're capping, Felicity. I think you're full of [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> Why would I lie about that? >> Wait, I I've never seen your ex-boyfriend. Yo, Mary, is this is she describing her ex? >> Mary's never even seen him. >> Oh, you haven't seen him? >> You haven't seen him? No. >> All right. Maybe you can show me a photo

Felicityand I can tell you. >> Well, I made him hot. >> You made me? >> But it was a little project for you. Is that what you >> I had to I had to redo his closet a little bit. Well, I mean to your point,

Brian AtlasI do think that there are certain traits. Uh you mentioned symmetry, for example. I think that typically refers to facial symmetry, >> although I guess your body could be all [ __ ] weird or something. I don't know. >> Um

Brian Atlas>> but like health indicators, proportionality, >> these are u these are consistently preferred across cultures. So, you know, there are certain like different beauty standards across cultures, but they

Brian Atlasstill like symmetry, health indicators, proportionality. These are still observed cross-culturally and they're pretty universal in the same way that

Brian Atlaslike what about >> uh what about a sunset or a flower is universally seen as beautiful.

Brian AtlasEven before there was, you know, communication between different cultures like, okay, this culture over here, flowers were beautiful. This culture over here, flowers were beautiful. That

Brian Atlasdoes point to there being a sort of innate human response to visual harmony

Brian Atlasand a universal component of beauty. I do think so. Beauty is subjective. uh it's not strictly subjective but it

Brian Atlasis it like it's not objective in a philosophical sense but there are objective components to beauty so yeah >> show

Lunaall right good talk I guess I don't know if that answers your question >> well it also I kind of want to extend it to male attractiveness as well >> yeah sure >> and I kind of want to hear your opinion on it just because you are a male

Lunayourself. I'm not asking you like, oh, like do you think other men are hot? Just >> Yeah, sure. >> Like, as in itself, just kind of one of those, >> oh, well, you know, most women would prefer taller men, taller, skinnier men.

Luna>> Sure. >> Um, or like whether facial hair is attractive or not, all of that. >> But I just would like to hear your opinion. >> Yeah, sure. I mean, I'd say generally

Brian Atlasspeaking, women have a preference for men who are tall, taller men. Uh, can you guys not be whispering back there,

Brian Atlasplease? Um, generally, yeah, men prefer taller women. Oh, wait. Sorry. The [ __ ] convo back

Brian Atlasthere threw me off. Uh, women prefer taller men. I'd say typically uh women prefer more masculine features in the face although there is you know there's some

Brian Atlasdiscrepancy on this like certain more feminine facial features can be deemed attractive by women. Um so typically like more uh like sharper features on

Brian Atlasmen tend to be deemed more physically attractive. This is actually funny. I don't know if you guys know about bal fat removal. So women project they they seem to project what they think is

Brian Atlasattractive even onto women. So they'll take sort of their female gaze in terms of how they look towards men and applied to women. So that's men actually prefer like a

Brian Atlasmore uh like more facial fat, but women seem to prefer at least in their preference to other women prefer like the slimmer

Brian Atlaslike high cheekbone like bal fat removal or whatever the [ __ ] Uh but it's from the male perspective that makes women

Brian Atlaslook worse when they get the the fat removal in the face. Um, so that's kind of an interesting component. But, uh, I don't know some other things.

Brian AtlasThere's all there's all kinds of terms like I can't remember all of them, but uh, in terms of what women find attractive in men. Uh, strong jawline. I

Brian Atlasthink most women typically prefer you mentioned beard. I think they actually prefer generally speaking clean shaven I or not clean shaven but they typically

Brian Atlasprefer against beards. Um and I think that depends on the age too of course. I think older women as they get a bit older have a bit more of a preference

Brian Atlastowards beards. Younger women stronger preference without beard. Um I'm trying to think if there's anything else. >> Dark hair. women prefer dark hair I guess >> possibly. I mean I don't know if it's a

Brian Atlasmassive preference like if a guy has blonde hair I don't know if it's >> there is statistics that >> oh yeah there are statistics yeah >> I mean I would say also women have a

Brian Atlastendency to prefer uh physical strength in the physique so like a more athletic or muscular build I'm not talking like massive bodybuilder I think women have a preference against that but generally

Renezspeaking women have a strong preference for >> uh some degree of muscularity So, >> there's definitely a preference just in masculine men overall, like a masculine

Renezman that still does those masculine things like want to take care of her, want to open car doors, want to take her out, and

Renez>> that I would take a very masculine man who's not as attractive and funny over a

Renezsuper hot guy that is really buff and, you know, physically fit any day. But he's like feminine or >> Yeah. Not as masculine. Yeah. Exactly. So,

Brian Atlas>> right. But you would prefer he has that and also be masculine in his demeanor and disposition. >> Well, yeah. My preference would be that,

Renezbut I would take if like a very masculine man showed up that was maybe shorter than what I normally would go for, I would still I would still

Renezentertain him because of his masculinity, because he is a good guy, because he does those things. >> Okay. >> Just Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Um I don't know, man. Anyways, going back to the 10 thing, >> you know what I mean? You know what I mean? >> If I was skinny, what do you what would

Audrey (Cherry)you rate me? >> Is it just like cuz I'm I feel like me being fat like takes it definitely takes me points down and I understand that. But in the fat

Brian Atlas>> somebody want to AI her? >> Please >> make her whatever. I don't know. >> Make me whatever. >> It's hard to tell. I mean, there's definitely, you know, it has a huge impact on facial attractiveness, too.

Brian Atlas>> Mhm. >> When you, you know, as you lose weight, face starts to thin out. So, I can't in my mind's eye, I can't picture it. >> So, I don't know. Come back to me in two years when you're whatever.

Ma>> Whenever. >> When you're Yeah. >> Okay, we'll do. >> You're pretty symmetrical. >> She's beautiful. >> She's a 10. I'm an artist. Oh, her face.

Brian AtlasWhat the [ __ ] Her face is attent. She's beautiful. She's just her own flavor. >> I love flavor. >> See, that's part of the problem, though. The other part of the problem is the the female friend's going to going to gas up.

Audrey (Cherry)>> No, like I paint woman. I honestly think she's really beautiful. >> Thank you. >> I'm not ugly. Like you just cuz I'm fat doesn't mean I'm ugly. And you can think I'm ugly. That's fine. That's your

Brian Atlasopinion. But I'm just saying like my >> well so there's there's facial attractiveness but then like I think body is in incorporated into somebody's looks and appearance

Brian Atlas>> but uh typically I think when we say ugly we are referring more so to >> facial attractiveness. >> But of course like somebody who could have like a killer face card

Brian Atlasuh if they're like really obese that's going to impact their facial attractiveness >> of course. Yeah. I mean, some of these fat girls though, they the it's not really impacting the face that much, but

Renez>> but like what if she's hot, but she's a shitty person? Like, that's that's not that's not hot. Like, for me, that's a you're not hot. >> Uh, >> same thing for a guy. >> Men's not hot. >> I agree.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, dude, this fire. I'm kind of scared, boys. You see the [ __ ] smoke, >> boys? Chat, the smoke is creeping up on the stu studio studio, boys. Uh, that's crazy [ __ ] Um,

Brian Atlas>> wait. How far is it? >> It's like a mile away, >> bro. >> No, it's Is it actually >> We're good. I'm out.

Brian Atlas>> We're good. >> But that's part of the prom. >> Why is that a problem? >> What did you What did you rate yourself? What did you rate yourself?

Ma>> I rate myself a six today. I feel I feel kind of dry. Like I don't know. >> Dry. >> Like >> dry. dry >> like I've been vaping >> dry >> not rehydrated.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, >> I don't feel like remember that clip we pulled up the other day on on Twitter, Nick. Which >> one? >> Uh here. I'm going to see if I can find it. >> Can I ask you a question?

Ma>> Okay. >> So, you said she's a 10. You said she's beautiful, right? >> Are you more >> If I said that you looked like her, that's a compliment. >> Yeah. Honestly, yeah. Like I think her face is prettier than mine. I'm not going to lie.

Ma>> Thank you. >> What about the body though? >> I don't know. We're not talking about body. That's part of >> Oh my god. This is so annoying. >> I don't I haven't seen her naked. What if it's like I don't know. Like >> Oh my god.

Brian Atlas>> You >> pull me. >> She's sitting right next to you. >> My type changes. >> She's not wearing She's not wearing like a >> a mumu >> a burka.

Audrey (Cherry)>> Yeah. But even knocks me down points, but she's saying that she thinks I'm a beautiful woman, and that's okay. She's a beautiful woman, and I think a fat girl is still beautiful. That's my opinion. I'm attracted to fat people, and you're not. And that's okay.

Brian Atlas>> But this is the difference between how like women talk and interact with other women versus how men interact with other men. Like if >> like I've never had like I've I've gained a bit of weight. I've gone a

Brian Atlaslittle chubby. >> None of my male friends are like, "Wow, Brian, slay a king." like you're so hot like blah blah. Oh my god, you're a 10. Oh my god. >> Would you like that? >> No. >> Why not?

Brian Atlas>> They call I want them to be like you [ __ ] fat piece of [ __ ] Lose some weight. That's what I don't >> You think I'm a fat piece of [ __ ] >> No, I'm talking about myself. >> Okay, but you're talking about I'm fat. I'm a fat. >> No, I'm talking about myself. I said I

Brian Atlasgained some weight. >> I don't want them to gas me up. Be like, "Oh, no. You're you're perfect the way you are." No. [ __ ] just you you don't got to insult me. >> Mhm. >> But don't lie to me either.

Audrey (Cherry)>> I feel like it's hurting your friends if you're not telling them the truth. >> No, I agree in a health way. Like what she said right now is not a problem. Like if she's my real friend and like saw like how I gained all that weight in the relationship. Like my friends were

Audrey (Cherry)like, "Girl, like slow it down." Like and I was I knew it was bad too. And then my friend came to me and was like, "Hey, health-wise, but if they're like you're gorgeous, that's not a problem." Like it's we can detach the healthiness. Like I know being fat's not healthy. I'm

Audrey (Cherry)not one of those fat people. Like being fat's not healthy. It's obvious. Like >> but you can also detach like a man think me thinking I'm attractive. It's a thing >> for sure. >> I get [ __ ] Brian. I get hotter

Audrey (Cherry)[ __ ] than you do. Just saying. >> Oh, you're Are you pie? >> I'm very by you. >> Hit my DMs, ladies. >> I'm just kidding. What did you say? >> What's the problem now? Is the problem

Audrey (Cherry)that I'm by, too? No, just you said you get hotter [ __ ] than me. >> The girls that I pull are crazy. Just saying. Like a girl likes a likes. >> Who hears by? Just curious. Anybody?

Luna>> Oh. Um, >> just because I might not be her type and that's okay. Like >> what's your type for women? >> Um, honestly, I prefer like more masculine women. >> Oh, she's kind of masculine.

Brian Atlas>> So, like studs? >> Not like studs, but like I don't know how to explain it. I mean, my energy is up. But >> have you been Have you been with We'll keep it center for a bit, Nick. Uh, have you been with a woman in that way?

Brian Atlas>> I have. >> Okay. Do you like white girls, black girls, Asian girls? >> She was white. >> Oh, there's been one. You've been >> There's only been one >> white girl. >> Yes. >> And she was masculine. >> Yes.

Luna>> Like tomboy masculine or what are we talking about? >> Almost like always wore like the baggier clothes. Her hair was like a lot shorter. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you're by too?

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> Mhm. >> Do you have a type for the ladies? >> I would say like >> my personal type is more athletic. Like everyone I've dated has probably like played sports. And >> she's very athletic.

Brian Atlas>> I'm extremely athletic. Yes, girl. >> I actually was I was like I did sports and everything. I did roller. >> Would you would are you guys um is there like tension here? >> Yeah. I'm Kot and heavy. No, it's that's

Audrey (Cherry)just like I said the last time. It's okay because I'm not going on hikes and I'm not going roller skating and stuff like that. So, if a girl doesn't want to date me because I'm not like matching their physical. >> You could you should try roller skating. >> No, fat girl down is not that's a problem.

Audrey (Cherry)>> You can do it. >> I used I would play I did roller derby. I was like a roller skater and I don't do that anymore cuz if you fall when you're fat it's like a problem. But um >> yeah, if you don't like me cuz our our lifestyles don't match up and you're not

Audrey (Cherry)like if you're going on hikes every day that makes sense too. Like we don't need to. This art is still stupid. >> What's that thing from

Brian Atlasthe There's this meme something about >> Wait, what's that? Better [ __ ] Better Wait, what? Does anybody know what I'm talking about? >> No, I'm lost. The Papa John's thing.

Par>> Papa John's. Better ingredients. Better >> Oh, better. Wait, what is that? >> Wait, [ __ ] How does that go? >> Better ingredients. Better better pizza. >> Better pizza. Better [ __ ] Better >> Yeah. I don't know. My clothes better.

Audrey (Cherry)My shoes better. Something like that. >> I don't know. You You apparently you get more more [ __ ] than I do. >> I do. And that's just a fact. But it's okay. >> Fact. What the [ __ ] >> You say you only deal with people that

Audrey (Cherry)are like that. I'm I every I deal with all different types of women. >> Just a thing. It's more like your >> How does that work? >> Well, what are we asking here? Like you know how you said it's hard like if

Brian Atlasyou're dating a fat guy. >> Can it work with a fat woman or is it still [ __ ] up? >> Yeah, with a fat woman it's fine >> cuz I don't have a pee pee to put in the you know it's like all manual. >> Wouldn't that be harder if it was a

Audrey (Cherry)chick? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Like scissoring >> or whatever. >> Oh my god. If I'm just hooking with a like I hooked I've hooked up with all different types of women. So it's I don't discriminate. If you're on my

Audrey (Cherry)vibe, >> I'm happy. I'm happy for you. >> Thank you. I'm happy for myself as well. Lesbian sex has saved my life. Not kidding. May have you. You You know, I mean, >> I do. >> I do know. >> I I've had a bunch of lesbian sex. >> I was talking about my bosses here.

Brian Atlas>> About that. >> Yeah. >> That's cool. Uh All right. Well, um Oh, question on this. Going around the table. Going around the table. Do you think you'll be better looking in 10 years time? >> It's so funny.

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> Into the mic. No, I don't think I'll be hotter in 10 years. >> Just the same or >> um I I'll probably be reaching a decline.

Ellie (Fish Tank)Um I think I'll expire like >> 25. I'm already on my way out. >> She's 18. >> Fertility downhill from there. >> All time low. >> All time low.

Brian Atlas>> Better looking in 10 years. >> Yes. >> Probably rich as [ __ ] and skinny. So, hell yeah. >> Uh okay. Well, question on that. Assuming you didn't lose any weight, would you be better looking in 10 years? >> No.

Audrey (Cherry)>> Okay. Uh but you do plan to lose weight. What about 43 versus 23? So 20 years better looking. >> Yeah. Well, with with the science nowadays and now I'm going to have lots of money, too. So, I can afford whatever I want surgery I want. So, hell yeah.

Audrey (Cherry)>> What do you do for work? >> I Well, I'm talking about the future. Like, >> but you said you're going to have lots of money. How do you know that? >> I just know. Manifest, right, girl? Okay. >> I'm speaking it into the future. >> Mhm. >> Uh, okay. Yeah, that's cool. Um,

Audrey (Cherry)>> respect it. >> By the way, I notice you're wearing a cross. Are you Christian? >> You No, I respect all religions, though. >> Why are you wearing a cross? >> Cuz I think it's I because I I respect it enough that I feel like I can like I

Audrey (Cherry)don't disrespect religion and I'm not >> You should wear a burka. That That's cute, too. That's a good look. >> I'm just wearing I got it gifted to me and I'm wearing it. But I I wear crosses. I think if if you're against that religion, I don't think you should.

Brian AtlasAnd I think it's like >> Can women wear fezes? Can a woman wear a fez? >> A fez? It's like that red hat with the string and the you know what I'm talking >> with a tassel. Good. If I'm

Ellie (Fish Tank)disrespecting [ __ ] Ellie is clutch coming in with the assist there. >> Like >> can women wear fezes? >> Is that a religious garment or is that just >> from like Aladdin? Like that thing?

Brian Atlas>> Yes, it's from the Disney movie from the '90s. That's the origination of the fez. >> A fez. >> He did wear a fez I'm pretty sure in Aladdin. >> Yeah, that's what I thought. Uh, yeah. So, okay, that's cool. Um, so better

Audrey (Cherry)looking at 100. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm be dead by >> When's the peak? When you and peak? >> I think my peak's going to be like 30. >> 30? >> Yeah. I'm going to give myself like 3 years to lose all the weight, 3 years to

Audrey (Cherry)like get surgeries and all that stuff done and then we'll be hot as [ __ ] >> Hot as [ __ ] >> Yeah. Hot as [ __ ] >> So, sleigh queen. >> I was skinny. I'm a pretty girl. I was skinny at one point and I know what I

Audrey (Cherry)looked like. My eyes glisten. My nose is cute as [ __ ] I have good lips, good teeth. I'm cute. I don't care what you say. Sorry. >> Lit. >> You're lit. >> Lit. All right. What about you? Better looking in 10 years time. You're 27, 37.

Brian Atlas>> 29. I'm 29. >> But uh in 10 years, oh, you're 29. Why did I write 20? >> Probably from because >> I think you might have said 27. >> The DM from 2 years ago. >> Okay. >> Well, that's fine. You're 29. By looking

Main 10 years time at 39. >> I don't know honestly. Like when I was 19, I did not think I would look better in 10 years. And I think I kind of like the same. Um I I don't know. I I think no.

Ma>> Okay. And then were you better looking 10 years ago at 19? >> Um honestly, no. I didn't know how to dress or do my makeup. Um so, no, not really. >> Okay. What about you? Better looking in 10 years time, 33.

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> Um I think I could be like, if I'm being honest, I like don't go to the gym as much as I could and I don't eat the best. But if I like fixed all those things, I definitely could be. >> Uh, but >> what about uh 20 years time? 43. >> No, feel like it probably goes downhill then.

Luna>> Sure. You're 19. Uh, better looking in 10 years time at 29. >> Um, you know, I would hope so. I feel like if I kept up everything I'm kind of doing now, I could be. >> Mhm.

Brian AtlasOkay. Uh, what about 20 years time at 39? Better looking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I would say so.

Luna>> Sure. Cool. >> Uh, wait. 30 years time. 59. No, wait. 49. >> 49. >> Better looking. >> Probably around the same as I would look

Lunaif I was 39. >> So, still would just be like >> better looking than how you look now. >> Oh, yes. >> At 49. >> Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. What about 59? 40 years. >> Oh, okay. Um, >> 59. 59. >> Better looking at 59 or now how you are now. >> Look, keep pushing. >> Okay. Um, >> you can manifest it.

Luna>> Yeah. You know what? That's what I'm gonna do after this. We're just going to manifest that I look amazing. >> Okay. What when's your peak? You think?

Brian Atlas>> Probably sometime in my 20s. >> Oh, okay. All right. Uh, you're 49. That's what I wrote down here. Um,

Brian Atlas>> not 49, but I mean, hey, you said whatever. You should have just said it. Uh, better looking in 10 years time. >> Um, >> no, I don't >> sky there. Let's leave it. Oh my

Renezgoodness. Keep going. Uh, better looking at 59 versus 49. >> No, I'm Yeah. Uh, no, I don't. Probably not. I mean, I just hope to age gracefully and Okay, >> that's about Yeah, you are.

Brian Atlas>> That's all I can ask at this point. >> And then compared to 10 years ago, were you better looking 10 years ago? Uh, I don't honestly I don't think so. >> Better looking now? >> I think so. >> Okay. At somewhere in your 40s versus

Brian Atlassomewhere in your 30s. >> Yeah, I think. >> Okay. What about 20 years ago? Better looking at some point in your 20s or better looking now some point in your 40s? >> Um,

Renezprobably you know what I think 40s. I 20s were I just wasn't healthy. That's all. Not like physically. I just um there was

Renez>> didn't feel good. >> Didn't mean I didn't >> uh Okay. Didn't feel good. Too much b too much binge drinking. >> Uh no. I just worked a lot. I worked a lot of jobs and so it was just too stressful. >> Uh you're 21. Will you be better looking

Parin 10 years time? 31. >> Um I think so. Um because black don't crack. I'm kidding. But um no, I will

Parhave like a lot of nutritionists and um I'll be going to the gym more. Um so, >> okay. Uh 20 years time, 41 better looking? >> No. >> Okay. Felicity 19 better looking in 10

Brian Atlasyears time 29. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Well, what we've gone ahead and done is we have put all of you through AI age advancement

Brian Atlas>> and we're going to test and see if you are in fact going to look better as all of you age. But first, before we do that, you know, uh while the sun is

Brian Atlasstill out, we're going to pause just momentarily. Uh cuz, you know, I don't want to be looking at pictures of old people while that we have such a fantastic sunset here in the background.

Brian AtlasOh my goodness, it is on fire. The sky is on fire. So, what I'm going to do, I'm going to do a couple reminders. We're not going to pull them up, Nick, but I'm just going to remind you guys. Reed is 100. TTS 200 if you guys want to

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Brian Atlasnice. I kind of just want to leave it center here for a bit to capture the beautiful sunset. So, I'm going to get into the show notes, but we will pull up those age advancements here in just a

Brian Atlasmoment. So, let's see. We have uh Jillian. You said you're particularly passionate about the roles of men versus women in

Brian Atlasrelationships and what and what each deserves slash expects. What do men and women deserve? >> I guess that was kind of just a general topic. Like I didn't really know what

Ellie (Fish Tank)like specifically to put there, but I guess it's just like I wanted to talk about the I guess the roles of like what like traditional masculinity in relationships versus like traditional femininity in relationships like women versus men.

Ellie (Fish Tank)Like I personally believe in like traditional masculinity. Like I want some someone to open the door for me, someone to like bring me flowers and >> do those traditionally masculine things. And then I am perfectly content doing the traditionally feminine things,

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> which are what? >> Like I guess I would say being more submissive. Like I would stay home and not work if that was offered to me. >> Yeah. That's not being submissive. >> I feel like that's like traditionally like a women like a traditional women's

Brian Atlasrole though. >> Yeah. A woman could stay home and take care of the household and be an argumentative quarrelome [ __ ] >> Well, I don't plan on being an argumentative [ __ ] >> But so what does being submissive mean to you?

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> To me, I guess like so for example, like if my husband like paid all the bills and did everything for me, I would like do laundry. I would like make him food. If he told me he like didn't like me doing something, depending on what it is, I would listen to him.

Ellie (Fish Tank)>> Depending on what it is. >> Depending on what it is. Like I I'm not going to marry someone that's going to be like overly like aggressive about that kind of stuff though. >> Okay. >> Like if he like was like, "I don't like you wearing like certain types of

Ellie (Fish Tank)dresses." I don't even like dress that wild. But like if it was like a modest dress, like if someone told me they didn't like me wearing this, I probably would tell them to kick rocks. >> Well, that's not being submissive.

Brian Atlas>> Well, yeah, because I wouldn't want to submit to that. >> What? Oh, >> like I'm I'm picky about being submissive, but if they're like reasonable, I will submit to them. >> Why Why would it be unreasonable for a guy to want his girlfriend to dress a

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