Dating didn’t collapse because men or women suddenly became terrible.

It collapsed because technology rewired attraction, behavior, and accountability.

In this episode, we break down what swipe culture actually broke, why dating apps distort reality, and how modern men and women are being quietly trained into isolation, inflated egos, and failed relationships.

This is not therapy.
This is not feel-good advice.
This is a systems-level breakdown of modern dating.

Topics covered include:

• How dating apps and swipe culture changed human behavior

• Why attraction is being confused with compatibility

• How social media inflates perceived value and expectations

• Why men are punished for authenticity and women are shielded from consequences

• The illusion of “unlimited options” and how it fuels loneliness

• Why vetting was replaced by vibes

• How pornography and social media warp male and female perception differently

• The difference between sexual access and relationship commitment

• Why social circles and social proof outperform dating apps

• How status, preselection, and environment shape desire

• Why most people choose partners poorly—and don’t want to admit it

• How technology rewards the worst behaviors and hides the best ones

• Why marriage, commitment, and long-term satisfaction are collapsing

This conversation challenges nearly every mainstream dating narrative—especially the idea that better “game” or better “intentions” fix broken outcomes.

Dating does not happen in a vacuum.
It happens inside environments.
And when the environment is broken, the outcome will be too.

If you’re frustrated with:

• Dating apps that don’t work

• Endless swiping with no results

• Confusion between sex, validation, and commitment

• Modern relationship advice that clearly fails in practice

This episode explains why—and what actually works instead.

Watch to the end. This one connects dots most people refuse to look at.