Summary of 39 Y/O Froze Eggs? Girl Says Intuition Trumps Logic?!

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In the video, a group of women discuss their thoughts on relationships, dating, and body count experiences. One woman shares her story of how she took a car from a friend, and another woman offers her opinion on who should take the first step to fix the state of relationships: men or women.

00:00:00 The Friendship podcast hosts interview six women about their dating and body count experiences. One woman, Kara, from Cleveland, Ohio, has a Bachelor's in Finance from Ohio State and is single. Laura, from Miami, Florida, is 26 and works in marketing.
00:05:00 In the video, a woman named Liz shares that she is 27 years old, originally from Germany, and an artist who sings and paints. She also shares that she is single and an electronic engineering graduate from college. Karma, also 27, is an artist who raps and sings. They both share that they are licensed for electrology. Milan is 26 and an esthetician who specializes in skin care and full body waxing.
00:10:00 The woman discusses her education and experience, which include a degree in criminal justice and an MBA in finance. She also talks about her upbringing and experiences in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, and the United Kingdom. She reveals that she is currently single and from Michigan.
00:15:00 The 39-year-old woman interviewed says that, although the past does matter to some extent, it is ultimately up to the person involved in the past wrongdoings to decide if they want to forgive and move on. She also argues that, if a man is providing financially for his woman and is willing to fulfill her other needs, she is likely to be okay with him being gay.
00:20:00 The 39-year-old woman in the video talks about how intuition can trump logic when it comes to matters of relationships. She says that, depending on the situation, a past action can be a decent gauge of a person's present state. She also says that being thick is not the new fat, and that being thick still has an hourglass shape.
00:25:00 In the video, 39-year-old Julie discusses how intuition is not higher than logic and that wisdom is the ability to bring together different pieces of information to make a judgement. She also brings up the point that, in today's world, emotions are often given more weight than reason.
00:30:00 In this video, a 39-year-old woman discusses how intuition can be a better guide than logic in determining whether someone is overweight or not. She also says that someone can feel skinny even if they're fat, and that body fat percentage is important in determining whether someone is fat or not.
00:35:00 In this YouTube video, a group of women discuss the difficulty in choosing someone to marry, and give their opinions on who they would not want their son to marry. One woman says she would not want her son to marry someone who is "crazy," while another woman says she would not want her son to marry someone who is "obvious."
00:40:00 In the video, 39-year-old Lydia tells the story of how she took a car from a friend because he was playing with her and was being disrespectful. She then discusses who she would not want as a daughter-in-law. The most innocent person is chosen as the daughter-in-law and the most undeserving is her grandson.
00:45:00 In this video, 39-year-old woman talks about how her intuition tells her eggs are almost gone and she and her husband will not be able to have children because of it. She also explains that women are taking more risks with their health by having children later in life, while men are still considered leaders and should set an example for their children. Finally, she offers her opinion on who should take the first step to fix the state of relationships: men or women.
00:50:00 The 39-year-old woman in the video says that in today's society, women are pushed to be more independent and masculine, but this turns men off. She believes that men need to fix things because they're the ones who made the initial mistake. Both women and men need to be more selfless, and women should have more requirements of men than men have of them.
00:55:00 In this YouTube video, a 39-year-old woman explains why she thinks modern women are worth the fix, and how she would approach fixing her 300-body killing spree if she had the money. She also provides her opinion on whether or not it is better to buy something brand new or to fix it if it is used.

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In the video, a 39-year-old woman explains how intuition trumps logic when it comes to attraction. She says that most women who say they're bisexual are lying to be more attractive to men. The woman goes on to say that men and women are both confused about what they're supposed to be doing in a relationship because the feminist narrative has pushed egalitarianism as the only way to be equal.

01:00:00 The YouTube video discusses how, in most cases, the onus is on men to overcome challenges and hardships. The presenter points out that this is especially true when it comes to sexual dynamics, as women are typically the ones who set the standards.
01:05:00 The video discusses how society or culture or community (depending on your perspective) may lead men to start modeling certain behaviors in order to attract women, even if they are not truly that thing. The author believes that both men and women have something to lose when getting into a relationship, and that men need to be more cautious when meeting women.
01:10:00 The woman in the video argues that men and women are both confused about what they're supposed to be doing in a relationship because the feminist narrative has pushed egalitarianism as the only way to be equal. She also says that while some aspects of egalitarianism, such as providing for oneself, can be effective in some cases, the majority of it does not work. The woman goes on to say that men cannot price themselves out of the dating market, and that as men make more money, the opportunities for women to do the same close.
01:15:00 The video discusses the idea that, for women, happiness comes from different sources than for men. Women typically derive a great deal of pleasure and fulfillment from things like children and a husband who can be home to them, whereas for men, this fulfillment typically comes from career and money. As women gain more freedom and success, they have lower approval ratings of happiness, as they find themselves unfulfilled by traditional sources of fulfillment.
01:20:00 The video discusses how women, on average, are more interested in people than in things, and that this has led to women becoming less happy and successful. The speaker argues that society's expectations of women has led to many women thinking they need a man in order to be happy, and that this is not true.
01:25:00 The author of the video discusses how different female relationships are and how they are different from male relationships. She says that, on a deep level, male-female relationships are based on violence. She also says that fathers have a stronger role in disciplining children when they misbehave, and that this is usually the case in opposite directions.
01:30:00 The author argues that women are physically inferior to men in almost every regard, but that this does not mean that women are weak. She points out that there are exceptions to this, and that women can pursue their passions without being burdened by the expectation of performance.
01:35:00 The speaker tells the story of how, as a woman, it can be hard to be financially independent and not rely on a man to take care of them. He points out that, even though women are typically taught to be dependent on men, there are still some who are independent and able to take care of themselves. He also suggests that, if a woman wants to pursue a career, she should do so while also focusing on finding a husband who will support her.
01:40:00 The husband in the video is concerned that his wife may lose her job offer in Japan because she has not followed his instructions. He says that if that happens, he will move out of the house and raise their son without her.
01:45:00 In the video, a 39-year-old woman explains how intuition trumps logic when it comes to attraction. She says that most women who say they're bisexual are lying to be more attractive to men.
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01:55:00 Six meets a girl online and they agree to meet in three hours. Six is currently waiting for the girl to arrive and is talking on the phone.

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The 39-year-old woman in the video says that intuition trumps logic and that it takes a lot of effort for a man to attract a woman. She then introduces her website, Rumble.com, and encourages men to join.