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I decided to record myself scrutinizing dating profiles like I do when I'm sitting on the toilet swiping. 

I think cancel culture is the result of over sensitivity and a lack of knowing how to process offensive information. 

I created these acronyms to describe the two categories ALL men fall into ... Men With Options (MWOs) and Men Lacking Options.  These categories are mobile, meaning men have the capability to traverse from one category to the other. 

Decided to make a video based on a discussion I had with a buddy about how to go about initiating the transition from casual dating to official relationship status. 

I don't have any exes ... only women I used to have sex with. 

My thoughts on men crying.  I tend to cry frequently, but not publicly. 

Some people crave attention, but haven't developed the skills to attain it via positive means.    

According to the CDC, "Attention from parents is very rewarding for children. Attention can be both positive and negative. Positive attention refers to things you do to let your child know you like something she did. Negative attention happens when you give your child attention for something you don’t like. If your child keeps tugging at your shirt and calling your name, you may tell her to “Stop!” 

I keep seeing the term "the Gay Agenda" being used by a number of content creators, often in a context that is not favorable towards gay people.    My take on the "Gay Agenda" from a legal/political perspective and from a media/cultural perspective. 

A video about nothing ... like Seinfeld.  Don't you hate when people tell stories and they add unnecessary details?  It's me ... I'm people 

I made this video in response to a screenshot of a conversation my buddy sent me that took place between him and a single mom.  This prompted me to share my thoughts on the challenges of dating single parents, but in particular single mothers. 

In a world where a man's "perceived" valued is based on his socio-economic status, it's easy for people to become "invisible", but I see you, bro. 

One of my IG followers responded to my "Women, please date more than one guy at a time" video by describing her situation and asking me for my thoughts on it. 

I have heard several women express to me directly that  they perceive men don't like women who are strong.  Keep in mind this is in the context of romantic relationships, not in the workplace, professional arena, the church, random encounters in public, etc.  Strictly limited to the dating marketplace.  

My thoughts on the MGTOW movement as I understand it to be.