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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheep Get Sheered podcast.

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I'm your host Austin Creed.

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My friends, you know, the busier I get with preparing for this move, the more I would have

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to switch in between doing audio only shows, whatever on the road in between going from

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here to there and just being at that being at the house.

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But, you know, my friends, I really felt convicted to do the show today.

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Being here right now and not to put this off in any way.

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And so I wanted to really discuss the idea of why women push monogamy on men.

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You might think this comes out of nowhere, but, you know, my friends, I was driving to

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go to a chiropractor because as a taller guy, I actually suffer, you know, a little bit

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from time to time with some back pain.

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So I thought I'd get ahead of the curve because as I get older, it's only going to get worse,

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right?

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And so I went there, I'm driving and I thought to myself, you know, I just got breakfast.

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I'm looking by and I'm seeing I'm seeing women walking their dogs.

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I'm seeing older couples, middle aged couples, even a lot of younger couples like, you know,

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20s and really early 30s walking around with their babies or just walking around talking,

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you know, looking like they're all happy, right?

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And it really dawned on me, my friends, I thought to myself, wait a minute, why is it

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that people push forward this fantasy?

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You look at like the Housewives of Beverly Hills show, the Housewives of Atlanta City,

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whatever.

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You look at all these shows, right?

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Everybody's happy.

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Everybody's happy, but you, right?

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Everybody's got a good nobody's miserable.

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Nobody's unhappy.

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There might be a little drama here or there, but it can't be that bad, right?

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Because everybody seems so happy.

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But I'm not.

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So there must be something wrong with me.

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Well, there's nothing wrong with you.

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In fact, you are the norm.

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Because there's so much money to be made in feeding people a fantasy, you would think

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that you're the only one who's alone, who's unhappy, who's going through sufferings of

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life.

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And, you know, my friends, one of my favorite Buddhist teachings that I think they have at

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100 percent right is that you are you and I and everybody else in this world is on of

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what I had explained to me as a wheel of suffering.

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And the moment you accept the fact that you are put in this world to suffer, you'll suffer

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less.

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You might ask me, well, Austin, what does this have to do with women, monogamy, men having

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it pushed on them?

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Well, it's a very good question.

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And the answer is fairly simple because it's a fantasy.

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You see, gentlemen, you and I, we've been lied to.

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I might not come as a revelation to you, but we've been lied to and the idea that we want

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to be good men because good men are what you should strive to be.

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You shouldn't strive to be a strong man.

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You shouldn't strive to be a guy who blazes his own trail because that's what other men

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respect incidentally.

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You don't know this because people don't tell this to you.

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You often have to figure it out the hard way.

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People don't tell you, hey, you respect guys who blaze their own trail, who tell everybody

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else that they're going to do what they want to do.

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And so when it comes to men telling women, hey, I'm not going to just take leftovers.

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I'm not going to take back at X who treated me like crap or treated me like an option.

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You know, it's easy for us to go down that rabbit hole of, well, you know, I don't want

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to die alone, I don't want to be and I can't stand the silence anymore.

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Or I'm just going through a phase because life is full of phases, my friends.

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We all have phases that are alive.

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Whether it's our early teens to our late 20s to our 30s.

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I've seen other people go through phases that are beyond my 20s.

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I'm still in my 20.

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I'm not going to pretend like I know what it's like to be 30, 40, 15 beyond.

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I don't I know intellectually.

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I've seen it, but I don't fully know it from my own experience.

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But in time, I am very confident that I will because it's unavoidable.

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But when we get to the idea of men working their absolute behinds off working and eating

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their heart out to only settle for subpar women, subpar vagina and the sit back and not

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only are we supposed to take it, but we're supposed to be thanked for it.

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We're supposed to thank them for giving us mediocrity when we gave them everything.

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I don't think so.

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No, no, my friends, I don't think so because we are we're surrounded by fantasies, right?

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So it's no wonder that we would accept one another one, especially one that not only

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wraps up the mind north of the equator, but also one south of the equator as well.

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Too many men, especially guys my age, they're in their mid 20s, they have nothing better

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to do than just indulge their lower head going south of the equator.

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They think that their end all be all is their schmendrick and how well it strokes pause,

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you know, freezing.

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Well, you know what's you know, I think older guys who listen to the older guys by anybody

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older than me could tell you who listened to the show that that's usually how the worst

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decisions are made in your life, all the ones you make thinking with your dingling and not

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your brain.

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And so when we get to this conversation of men having their libido controlled by women,

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by the government, by society, trying to police your Johnson, it's no wonder that women are

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more than happy to go along with the program because they get a monopoly over you.

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Gentlemen, there are monopolies, whether it's board games, whether it's the board game,

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whether it's giant tech companies, monopolies are nothing new to those who know about economics.

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And US government, especially during the Teddy Roosevelt administration and a bygone era in

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this country, had a platform called bust the trust.

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And their whole thing was, we don't want competition to be eliminated.

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We don't want people to own the company that owns the market.

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We want there to be multiple companies in the market.

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We don't want somebody to actually own the market because then they get to set the prices

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and they get to set they get to set both the supply and the demand.

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They get to manipulate the entire market.

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The government saw that for the problem it would possess because at some point, the government

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needs money, and so when the people who own the monopolies in the country have all the

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money, the government becomes reliant upon those individuals or upon those corporations.

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And so they were wise, the founding fathers.

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I don't believe them to be people who were like God level status.

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They were wise, but they weren't all knowing them and their predecessors who saw the fact

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that you look at examples in history like the East India Trading Company and how they

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owned the trading lines.

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They owned monopolies over very important and necessary resources.

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It led to there being no competition.

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Competition didn't exist because they'd buy out or destroy any competitors that would

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pop up in the same way that a lot of modern day tech companies, in my estimation, they

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do the same exact thing.

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They do the same thing.

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That's why you don't see a lot of competition for Google.

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You don't see a lot of competition for Facebook and Instagram.

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You don't see a lot of competition for streaming platforms because they own everything.

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They've got it all under control.

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That's why you don't see it.

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In the same way, why is it acceptable then for a woman to own a monopoly over your Johnson?

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Yeah, you were in me right.

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If we don't want a monopoly over my if I don't want a monopoly over my bagels, if I

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don't want monopolies over my gasoline, if I don't want monopolies over what tech I'm

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using, then why should there be a monopoly over my Johnson?

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Why should that be allowed?

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Answer because it makes life easier for the people in power because they get to domesticate

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you in plain English.

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Women are more than happy to go with the program because then they don't have to compete.

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You ever noticed that guys at the top of the totem pole, whether it's economically, physically,

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socially, spiritually, these dudes have women chasing them.

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And so the women act differently with men like that.

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They do with guys like us who are not at the top.

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We like we're not at the bottom or not top either.

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We're more towards the middle.

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If we're at the top and the top, you know, 10 percent, 5 percent, there are still there

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are even echelons and tears within the top 1 percent.

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And so here's the problem, guys.

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Why do we accept the fact that they get to have a monopoly over us?

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And our pleasure, our sexual satisfaction, when we wouldn't allow the same thing to be

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said for our wallet or a pocketbook, why is that answer because a lot of men don't even

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ask the question.

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They just accept that all this is the way it always is.

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This is the way it's supposed to be.

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They don't ask that question because the question itself is deemed as dangerous.

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It is deemed as all you are dirty male, a dirty Johnson.

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How dare you want multiple women when women are out here wanting multiple men?

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Oh, yeah.

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Don't fool yourself in two seconds.

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Oh, just because she told you that I only want you.

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Any time a woman ever says that, add right now to the end of that sentence and then you're

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a little bit closer to the actual truth.

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Gentlemen, I'm not telling you this to a reset women or to be mad at women.

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Has that changed?

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It's nothing.

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You can be mad at the tech companies that own most of the market.

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Does that change the fact they own most of the market?

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No.

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So what's the point in getting mad about it?

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There's no point.

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What we need to do is we need to ask these questions of why do we allow our Johnsons to

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be policed by the public number one and number two.

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Why is it that we would allow women to be our only source of sex and to satisfy us in

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one of the most natural ways besides sleeping and eating and defecating?

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But we wouldn't allow people to control how what we eat and where we get our food from,

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where we get our gasoline or electricity from.

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Why is it we would allow this but not that?

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Why is it that women push for an army on men?

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Well, it's simple.

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I've already kind of answered the question because it allows them to put in minimal effort

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or maximum return on their investment in plain England.

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There was a time in history when this was not the case, when it was pretty normal for

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a man to have a legal wife, but then he had concubines.

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He had mistresses.

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He had women down at the jerk shack.

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He had this stuff and it was open to him, especially the higher up at society.

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You went.

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But here's the question, guys.

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Why is it that we allow certain things to be accepted and we other things we question?

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Why are you afraid to question this?

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I know I was for a long time.

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Because it was just something I accepted as, oh, well, this is just part of the game.

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But once you realize that women don't want just one man, you then start to ask yourself,

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well, why should I just have one woman then?

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And when you ask that question, you need to be prepared to suffer a lot of emotional arguments

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being flung your way.

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You need to prepare your instill yourself for no logic and all emotions and all ethos,

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which means people who have letters behind their names, people who are so called dating

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coaches and experts and they're divorced and have broken homes, usually by their own

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doing.

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You need to be aware of those people, the psychiatrists, the government officials, the

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and then all those people who have letters and numbers and everything behind their names

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for the ethos.

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And then for the pathos, they pay the pathetic argument of all emotions.

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They're immediately going to make it about you and how you're wrong for even asking

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a question.

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My friends, let me tell you something right now.

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You are never and will never be wrong for asking a question.

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Maybe who tries to stop you asking a question is a mental prisoner, a mental fascist of

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the highest order who is trying to control you, not trying to make you understand why

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things work the way they work because most of the time, they don't know.

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They don't know.

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All they know is their worldview is being challenged and they feel personally attacked.

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So they're going to retaliate.

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That's all they know.

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They don't know why they believe it.

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They don't know how it got there.

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They don't know why it stays there, but they know it's there and they think it's their

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idea when, in fact, it's not their idea.

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They never had an idea about this.

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It's only what they've been told, whether it's by a pastor, by a government, by example,

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by social standards.

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That's all they know.

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And my friends, we need to ask this question and we need to keep pushing us forward.

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I'm not telling you you need to be like a Muslim and have four wives.

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I'm not telling you suddenly leave America as far as I know it do that.

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What I'm telling you is you need to ask these questions.

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And this is what being a biblical bachelor is.

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You ask hard questions.

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You do you find the answer for yourself.

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And you move forward.

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You don't just sit there and accept what people tell you, even if they claim to use

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the Bible to say it or they claim to use wisdom to say it.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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I am sick and tired of people using God's name as a branding image.

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I'm sick and tired of using God's name as a grifting tool.

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I'm sick of it.

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And I know a lot of you are sick of it.

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You love this show because you realize that we need to ask these questions.

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You need to ask hard questions that are not going to be easy to answer.

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They're not going to be easy to figure out.

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But once you have it figured out for yourself and the life you want to build, once you've

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decided what way you want to go, what you want to believe and why, then you can move

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forward and not only can you move forward, but when somebody challenges you on why you

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believe something, you can actually answer the question and not be like the very people

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that you actively were trying not to become, which is another bot.

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And I'm not a huge gamer, but when I play games with my friends, there's this town called

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a bot, which is a person who's completely like they don't know what they're doing.

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They're kind of like a, they might as well be an AI robot.

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They're so bad.

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And this, this can be applied to people in real life, people who don't question norms.

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They don't understand why the world operates the way it does.

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And they're not interested because to them, the very idea of defiance is an act of rebellion.

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And they're fine with being rebellious on issues that other people tell them to be rebellious

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of that other people tell them to question on the other people question, and then they

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go with the program, but they don't want to question something that they themselves have

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come up against.

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They don't know the answer.

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They don't understand why the answer, even if they know the answer, they don't understand

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why it's there.

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And they want to figure out more.

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They want to indulge.

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They want to figure out, okay, why is this the case?

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Now let's get in here.

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Should I keep it here?

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Or should I maybe do something else with it?

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That's what it's all about.

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See, this is dangerous.

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This is called thinking for yourself.

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This is called view your own research being a scientist by training.

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Scientists will develop a hypothesis.

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They'll test that hypothesis.

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And if it's wrong, they'll drop a new one.

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Or if it's right, they'll go on to the next experiment.

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You have to do the same thing in your life with everything you believe.

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Otherwise, other people are good pulling your strings and you don't even know that there

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are strings to be pulled.

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This is what the red pill is.

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Not just about chicks.

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Not just about money.

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Red pill comes from the matrix for truth.

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The truth will set you free.

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You need to be willing to pursue it.

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Willing to say I don't know it and I want you and I'm willing to trade the fantasies

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I've been fed for this truth that I want to obtain.

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This is what we must do if we are to be winners in this life.

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If we are to be a people worthy of respect that is earned.

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I don't respect people who can't give me an answer.

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Even if I don't like the answer, I can respect the answer.

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But if you don't even know the answer, you don't know why you believe what you believe,

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but you just believe it.

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You are a robot.

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You are another useful idiot that Vadim Irelen wrote about in the Soviet Union in the early

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days.

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The people who went with the program, they did not resist the change.

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They did not try to cultivate any change either.

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They just didn't resist what other people forced on them.

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They did not resist the subtle shifting of the world around them.

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They did not have anything better to do than to go to the ball game, go to the local grocery

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store and care about the pebble in their shoe and not the boulder that was hurling towards

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them that they didn't even know was there.

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My friends, I think I'll end it there.

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I could keep going for another hour and I might do another show today.

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I've been feeling a lot more inspired recently because to me, my friends, the truth sets

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me free.

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Doing these types of shows sets me free even though I don't always have time to go to

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my camera and drop an official show.

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To me, these are more little pearls of wisdom derived from the pain within my soul.

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And so hopefully you appreciate them and hopefully you can add to the discussion and you're not

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afraid to ask hard questions.

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My friends, take care of yourselves.

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Let me know what you have to say if you want to add or subtract anything.

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In the meantime, I look forward to seeing you next time.

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I'm out.

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Bye.