Dating: A Relic Of The Past?
Dating has become materialistic and miserable. But thanks to unrealistic expectations, the illusion of endless options, and people just being flat-out rude, it’s just not happening. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Call Me Stormy
Finding righteous currents in turbulent times
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Syndney Sweeney Gets Shamed
Female athletes around the world are shaming Sydney Sweeney for her Novig ad. Here’ s more from Brett Cooper.
All For Views
Let’s talk about the cycle of female neuroticism and the negative portrayal of men for women’s entertainment. Why are women being rewarded for hating their husbands? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Sin Sells
We need to talk about that Sydney Sweeney Novig ad.
Has she become the face of vice? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
People Are Over Influencers
Between the US Open and a viral Nantucket sign, the market seems to be turning on influencers.
And it’s about time we talked about vapid influencer culture and the lack of respect and entitlement that comes with the job. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Jelly Roll: A Sell Out?
Jelly Roll was the guest host on Jimmy Kimmel, and over the weekend all hell broke loose in the conservative ecosystem over Jelly Roll FINALLY “making his politics” known.
Is he a dedicated leftist or just your everyday, Joe-average sell-out? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
A Wide Deceiver
Last week, the FBI arrested and charged two men with defrauding 26+ women out of over 1.3 million dollars. One of the men told the women he was a football player for the San Francisco 49ers.
Daejon Labrayae Love, 35, and Taylor Jamie Chan, 18, were arrested on Aug. 24 in Idaho. Love pretended to be the star athlete, while Chan posed as his financial adviser.
We should all take notes and not be like these women. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
This Is Toxic
We’ve talked about AI ChatGPT therapy; we’ve talked about MODERN therapy and how both seem to focus on validation and affirmation vs productivity.
I have a new theory: TikTok and social media do the same thing, which is why we are seeing so many moms monetizing their grievances. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Who You Marry Matters
Who you marry is the most important choice you will ever make. Because it isn’t just who you like traveling with or going on dates with.
It’s whose values you want replicated in your children. It’s who your children will rely on and learn from. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
