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I found the show to be very enlightening and enjoyed it, I thought it was hilarious. Never have I heard such spectacular descriptiveness of insults. I still found it frustrating though. The same way I would have found a show about men being the serial cheaters and emotional unavailable fuckfaces they are frustrating if it omitted the data for women. It is a purely personal perspective though, I'm sure some people wouldnt have found it as enjoyable if both sets of facts were presented.

No worries mate, it is a subject that carries alot of social stigma and I probably could have better articulated myself in the opening post and avoided the confusion. I would say that most of the time you'd be right to assume that someone frustrated with that episode is actually frustrated with the content especially considering it was my first post. Cheers!

Im not sure how you got relieved from what I wrote... It doesn't make me feel better to know that men are just as bad, it is in fact the opposite. However i am no longer frustrated because I now feel I have a more complete understanding of why this is the case. Agreed that men can't do much about it. It certainly will make a Much larger difference if women call out other immoral women. No where have I mentioned that stef is a jerk, or that I was frustrated by the content itself, although it was shocking and surprising I certainly am extremely grateful to stef for bringing it up and making me aware of it. I Simply Mentioned that I was frustrated by the omission of content that i felt would have given me a more complete understanding of the topic at hand.

Hi Kevin, Thanks for the reply, my opinion was that generally most people arent immoral, however I hadn't looked up the stats for men and the women's stats mentioned were certainly quite surprising to say the least. Having now looked up the stats and found that men are just as bad if not worse in most cases I now realise that its a fundamental societal issue and not that most women are just manipulative sociopathic whores and most men are blameless. I haven't heard stefs other shows critiquing men regarding this topic, so that was my first impression from the podcast. My frustration with the episode was not with the fact that stef was brutally honestly (hilariously as well i might add) describing the genetic tendancies of the female species but that I was genuinely interested in the facts about men to try and form a better picture of why this happens and they were omitted. The fact that it wasn't included doesn't in any way make the content any less pertinent, it just frustrated me that all the information I wanted to get the bigger picture wasn't there on a plate for me . My frustration is just that, my frustration. However, it is also feedback which is what this portion of the forum is about yes? In hindsight I should have put my reasons in the first post, but I didn't, oops. Cheers

I get that, I'm 29 years old, male and not married. So I guess I am part of that demographic, I'll see what I can come up with and post back with my findings. I don't disagree with the proposition that women are predisposed genetically to behave that way. It Makes sense... But without comparative numbers for guys ideally sourced from the same demographic that those stats were sourced from I find it very hard to believe that women are much different from men...

Hi Stef, I Listened to your estrogen based parasites show the other day and was very surprised by the horrific statistics that you mentioned. However I was frustrated that there was no stats on male fidelity and honesty/virtue. I heard you mention on one of your subsequent shows that you were going to do a show on all these stats. If you do, please include the stats for both sexes. I'd be thoroughly interested in the results whatever they may be.