Exposing My Wife to Redpill and Trad Wife Culture

a collection of redpill manosphere arguments from podcasts like fresh n fit and the whatever podcast...enlightening stuff

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[Douglas.kong]

Mrs. Lush acting like she wouldn't get swarmed In a club setting is hilarious

[Snarl_Marx]

I can't imagine why she doesn't like the "talking stages". Homegirls brain gotta be running on Windows 98 with that kind of processing speed.

[sheilagorney]

There is a video game called Unison. It’s a Japanese game poking fun at American culture. They have two characters called “Like” and “You know.” Even they notice how much we say it.

[un-trackable]

As a married man, still a dude, i want to "go out" without my wife. I usually ride my bicycle to the bar where everyone knows my wife. If i were to act out of my marriage, the whole town would kick my ass.

[muleb]

The funny thing about all this "trad wife" and "hoe" stuff is that if you, as a man, don't seek to meet people in "hoe" situations like at a club or a dating app, have normal human connections and progress through normal relationships, it very often turns out "traditional"" in a more organic way that works for both people involved. These red pill dudes seem like they got burned once when touching the stove, then reacted by being angry at the stove instead of learning not to touch it.

[laxxedup]

"Like" is termed a verbal "crutch." I had a professor that had a laser pointer that made a noise and if you used a "crutch" during a presentation he would "shoot" you with the laser pointer and make you restart the presentation. Everyone that passed that class had impeccable verbal presentation skills by the end.

[jasonf]

I'm 27 and stopped using social media (aside from youtube and snapchat) for 6 years and I don't ever feel like im missing out on anything.

[paullmight]

i love when Leon has to explain to Mrs. Lush how dumb the outside world actually is...

[jamesfowley]

Training yourself out of repeated filler words is like training yourself away from profanity. It took me a long time to cut back on coarse words after I got out of the Navy.

[DamtDanny]

Its funny that you guys mention families with the trad roles flipped. I am a stay-at-home dad and my wife works, before covid shut down the restaurants I was working but during the pandemic her dream job was open and now she works and I take care of the kids and house stuff. It's kinda nice most guys don't get to see there kids this much

[oniebaloney]

for over thirty years i was a trad wife, i did everything for my hubby and four kids, but last xmas i caught him cheating with his brothers wife (also my best friend since i was 18, before i got married) it has destroyed the entire family and i have moved out with my 2 dogs and have to start again at 56. i am not interested in another relationship as dating looks like a complete nightmare. But watching mr and mrs lush always makes me smile, such a beautiful couple x

[nyxionn]

When I was in college in and in the military 2013-2020. If I went on a date with a girl, I would immediately stop "talking" to all other girls, unless things didn't work out with the girl I went on the date with, out of respect. I wanted to focus on her, not because we we're "dating" but because she did me the honor of saying yes to a date and I felt she deserved my full attention, not me still trying to get with other girls at the same time as I with her after she said yes to that first step.

[melissario]

I’ve learned to just pause instead of using filler words (like, um etc., ) it make for better communication and therefore conversation!

[anmclwee]

Comin at you 7 months later, but I just wanted to say that as a 25 year old female who swore off social media, other than Youtube bc come on, at the age of 23, hearing you say that is “impressive” means a lot. Your channel has been really fun to be apart of since I found you and the Mrs. and y’all seem like really cool and genuine people, not to mention level headed. Thanks for doin what you do. 🙂

I could say so many things about quitting social media, because it is absolutely an addiction, but damn have people proven that they cant be trusted with the power they have to alter reality through whatever means they decide. There is so much evil, hate, BS and honestly junk out there on social media. It’s a waste of time, generally isn’t good for mental health (certainly wasn’t for me, and, of course, this is just my experience) and is certainly to me, pointless. I really appreciate knowing my loved ones in this beautiful 3D reality we’ve been given. Only downside is having nothing to do when people start tapping/scrolling as you sit their with nothing to do, no knowledge of how long the drought of connection them will go on… lol.

I’ll keep supporting in 2D, though!! Again, love your channel. Thanks for making me feel like I am at least doing one thing right. 😂 25 is weird with or without social media : )

[chiefdragoon]

I heard the word "like, " so much in the first 45 seconds that my brain worms shifted slightly into the left hemisphere

[justangela]

When I met my husband he didn't have any social media and never did. I thought that was hot. He's not addicted to the internet and doesn't feel a need to share everything with the whole world. I loved it and still love it. A man without social media to me is a total green flag!

[wheresnoldo]

When I first met my (now) wife I was living in a van, and she was going to medical school. Now I’m a stay-at-home husband, and she’s a doctor. It’s pretty sweet

[UnclePhil]

This video deserves more likes than the amount of times that “like” was said in this video.

[rdj]

Effective communication is a dying art....like for sure. What gets me is how surprised they all are over not being plugged in to social media. Def a generational thing.

[Djoki]

The first girl literally causes me physical pain.
Her being incapable of forming a coherent sentence without the word "like" is awful.
Without that word she would sit there in silence, incapable of speech.