What's going on everybody? Welcome to the Sheep Get Sheared podcast, home of people,
politics and popular culture. I'm your host, Austin Creed. I want to welcome you to the shows.
So we're going to talk about the complexities of relationships today. Yes, that's correct. We're
going to revisit relationships today. I've discussed this at length. I wrote a book about
it, Biblical Bachelor. You can check it out in the description below because I'm a big believer in
alternative lifestyles. You know, I did a show yesterday about feminism and how it allowed men to
discover a fresh start for themselves and to go the untraditional route if they choose to do so.
And it was very interesting. The criticism I got in return, you know, I find it really interesting
and I should probably add sad that so many people want to still live in the matrix. They want to
still live in this very two dimensional world. And with this very new philosophy that's new
in regards to world history, we're living in a new age with new things going on. And yet people
want to relive the old times and the new days. You know, I would expect this from the Gen X people.
I would expect this from the boomers and the silent generation types, you know, because so
much has happened in their lifetime. I don't blame them for being behind the curve, but it makes me
sad to see men my age and, you know, Gen Z late millennials. I don't understand why they don't see
this. They don't want to accept it. They don't want to see the bound. They don't want to follow
the bouncing ball. See the writing on the wall. I don't get it. I think the whole thing is just
absurd, frankly. But, you know, it's a sign of the times, I suppose people want to just do what they
want to do. They're sick and tired of being told what to do. And I get that. Here's the problem.
You can do whatever you want, be my guest, but don't complain that you didn't get put on game.
Don't get don't complain that you got left behind. If you're out here passing up great advice and
just telling everybody else to go to hell. But going back to the relationships,
I want to ask you a question, and I guarantee you a lot of people are going to get really,
really triggered on this, but that's OK. I'm here for it. Here's a question. Are all women prostitutes?
Now, I'm not saying that you're necessarily a filthy whore or something like that. That's not
what I'm saying at all. However, when I'm asking why I ask that is I firmly believe and I've had
very in-depth conversations with the people in my life who they see what I'm talking about, but they
don't fully agree. And I respect that. But I firmly believe that all relationships are transactional,
whether it's you believe it to be upfront or on the back end or you paying, sir.
You are always paying. You're either paying with your time, energy, your attitude, your energy,
your attitude. Sorry, said energy, attention, money, your mentality. You're paying, sir.
Let me put it to you this way. If I go up to some girl on the street and I give her money to
give me some lip service, obviously, people would say that's prostitution. Right.
But what about when you take a woman out to the restaurant and then you take her to the
restaurant and then you and then you come back and smash? Did you get that for free?
Or did you pay? Oh, you paid, sir. Oh, yeah. Oh, you paid. But you paid the restaurant
instead of paying the woman. But you paid, sir.
So here's the problem. People equate morality.
With reality, they think that if it makes them feel good or makes them feel a certain way that
is bearing on reality, when in fact the opposite is true. In fact, morality is very often nothing
to do with reality and has everything to do with how you feel and not with what is actually
happening. Now, I know that's going to hurt your feelings. I understand that. But that's if you
want someone to talk about feelings and how you feel this and I feel that I want you to feel what
I'm coming from, you came to the wrong show. You can turn the show off right now. You came
to the wrong place. We talk about facts here. We don't talk about feelings and how I feel and
you feel and he feel she feel they feel him feel. I don't care about all that. I care about objective
reality. I care about exploring concepts that are very hard to understand. But let's get back to it.
For those of you who are unaware of history. You may not realize it, but modern day dating,
what you would call quote traditional dating comes from prostitution. Back in the day,
people, mainly men with needs and means, had the ability to say, I want to go date her. In other
words, they'd go buy a woman a meal or whatever, and then they'd smash. But they'd have their wife
back at the crib, have their wife back at the house. That's where dating came from. I'm going
to date her. I'm going to go out on two dates today. That's what that used to mean. I'm not
making this up, but that's what I used to mean. Now it means something different. Just as the word
gay used to mean being happy. Now it means being homosexual. Words change over time. The meaning
behind them often does not. I mean, you won't believe what you want to talk about being happy
and you want to talk about words changing. I mean, my God, I think is ridiculous. The stuff I see on
social media with the LGBTQ people, if they can do what they want, not my business. I'm kind of
libertarian. I'm a sexual libertarian in that regard. But what makes no sense to me is you got
these teachers who will come out here and they want to talk about peace, love, and social justice.
The politicians follow suit. Then I hear about these poor kids being sexualized by these bums,
these degenerate mooks, these disgusting wastes of human trash. Yet I'm supposed to look the
other way because they're not straight. What a country I'm living in. What a world I'm living in.
Relationships have gotten increasingly complicated for, in my opinion, no actual reason.
If you want to go and keep being normal and you want to be a normie, you want to live the traditional
lifestyle, go ahead, roll the dice, be my guest. I won't stop you, but just know you're giving up.
You're always giving something new. You can roll the dice and win or you can roll the dice and lose
everything. It's up to you. Some people win. Most people don't. It's like going to the casino.
Most people lose to the house, but sometimes you win.
But let's get back to relationships for a second. Relationships are transactional, in my opinion.
You know, they're talking about dating and courting and stuff like that.
There was a time when in the, what the feminists and what I would call the quote patriarchy,
where women were protected, number one, they were provided for, number two,
and men had certain obligations and responsibilities. But now with the modern day idea of equality,
this philosophy, you can't double dip the system. You can't say we're equal, but then expect me to
do more and do this and do that. Why? That's not equal. Women want to talk about equality,
but they don't want to go to they don't want to sign up for the draft. They don't want to pay half
the rent. They don't want to pay for the utilities. They don't want to pay on dates. They don't want
to pay for Jack. They want to use your money. What's theirs is theirs and what yours is too.
And yet that's equality. See, that's called cherry picking. That's not called equality.
But yet if I say that I'm the bad guy, I'm the misogynist. Even though misogyny means you have a
distaste towards women. No, I would distaste for liars and degenerates. That's what I have a
distaste for. But going back to relationships again, my friends, how is your relationships
worked in the past? Do you see where I'm coming from here? Am I talking out of my ass? Because I
don't think so. Let's think about it like this. Women are not dumb. OK, women are many things,
but stupid is not one of them. You really think that if they have a monopoly on vagina,
they're not going to capitalize on it, which they have full right to do.
Let me put it to you like this. Have you ever gone on a couple of dates, paid for the dates,
treated the girl nicely and all that, maybe gotten a kiss on the cheek or a kiss on the lips
at best and you've gotten nothing in return? Or maybe you've been dating a woman for a little
while and then finally you got some leg. That was her leveraging that against you, knowing full well
what you wanted from her. But she leveraged it against you. Now, I'm not saying that's bad. I'm
just pointing it out to you. I'm not making I'm not here to make a moral judgment on whether that's
right or wrong. I'm here to let you know what's going on so you can make that choice for yourself.
I'm not here to tell you what to think. I'm here to illuminate the possibilities and discuss
interesting ideas. But I firmly believe that relationships are transactional.
And I mean, for all the things that Marx and Engels talked about in the Communist Manifesto,
he had a quote that's very interesting that for all the things I think he's disgraceful for,
one of the things he said is I can't refute it. He said that use is the only currency in a capitalist
society. Yeah, of course, that's true. But what he doesn't say after that is that in communist
countries, it's the same exact way. He says there's no love between man and a bourgeois capitalist
society. There's no love between man anywhere. Unless you're getting something in return,
there's no love. I mean, for goodness sake, come on. What are we going to live in the third grade?
Come on. Well, you're going to love someone who gives nothing to you and only takes from you and
has no potential to give you something. Please, please. That's a bunch of rubbish, rubbish.
And then you want to sit here and try to tell me that garbage. Again, I'm not here to make a moral
judgment on whether that's good or bad that things get leveraged against you. My point is.
I believe that according to the definition, all women would be classified as prostitutes,
either all or none. There's a quote from the Incredibles to switch totally shift gears
or Dash says, you know, everyone's Mrs. Incredibles, like everyone's special and dashes
like, well, then that means that nobody's special using that kind of philosophy.
Either they all are or they're none. You know, it's like the person who's on medical marijuana
or someone who takes pills versus someone who takes cocaine. I mean, one way or the other,
you're a druggy. That's all. I mean, what are you knocking someone else for? One way or the other,
you're a druggy in the same way one way or the other, you're paying whether you pay for the
mortgage or you pay for the motel. I mean, what's the difference? You're still paying.
So what's the difference? What do you think? Do you think I'm tripping? Think I'm foul, fair?
What do you think? I'll leave the decision to you, my friends. But again, I'm not here.
This isn't meant to bash women. This is meant to show you what the uncomfortable
unorthodox realities of the world are that most people don't have the guts to talk about.
And I'm talking about it. My friends, I'll let you marinate on what we've been putting down today.
I'll let you pick up what I've been putting down. But until next time, my friends, God bless you.
God bless your families and God bless America. I'm out of here. Peace. Have a great evening.