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I feel like if you take care of yourself and you keep yourself up, you exercise, you eat clean foods, um you keep your the cells in your body um revitalized and and fed, you know, if you live a healthy lifestyle, I don't think you'll actually hit the wall.
Physical traits. Got it. You don't have to keep repeating the same stuff. You don't have to keep repeating the same physical traits to mental health is two totally different things. Great. We got it. So, I wasn't comparing it to say those were the same things. I was giving you the logic.
The conversation is over. I'm done. You can talk.
Okay. Well, drop down then. I don't give a [ __ ].
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I have a question to what you stated. Um, you said specifically about Tracy Ellis Ross. You said she wasted her prime years. Can you just like elaborate on that? Like how do you think she's wasted her prime years?
What do you think a woman's prime is in the dating market?
In the dating markets? Well, I'm a woman and since I know a little bit more about health and wellness, um, I don't think it's um, for a specific gender. I feel like if you take care of yourself and you keep yourself up, you exercise, you eat clean foods, um you keep your the cells in your body um revitalized and and fed, you know, if you live a healthy lifestyle, I don't think you'll actually hit the wall. You know, I I I I I feel like people have this misconception of whether it be men or women having like a a pro like prime years, but if you actually take care of yourself and keep up a healthy lifestyle, you wouldn't, you know, I to me I you wouldn't it it wouldn't be a set of prime years.
Okay. Well, unfortunately, that's my take on it.
Unfortunately, you're incorrect. Uh, no matter regardless of what you eat and things that you do, there's a thing called a biological time clock. For example, most women are going to hit har pregnancy by 35. No matter what they eat, no matter how much they work out, obviously maybe their eggs can be a little bit more fertile. But by 35, most women, your eggs are going to be completely destroyed. The majority of your eggs are going to be gone.
Even for men, if you work out a lot, if you eat healthy, at the end of the day, we're going to have be we're going to have less uh our semen is going to be less uh fertile. We're going to have less, you know, productive semen odor. get a lot of men as they get older they have ED, right? Which they need to rely on testosterone because their testosterone levels go down. No matter how much you work out and you eat, yes, you can lessen the likelihood of it, but what you're talking about is anecdotal. So, basically what you're saying is, well, you know, if you the average age that people live is is 80, but you can live longer if you eat the right stuff. Yeah, sure. You're correct. Right. But we're talking about a general consensus type of thing. Most women by 35, no matter what they do, they're going to hit high-risisk pregnancy. And we're only talking about from a physical perspective and from a bi biological perspective, but we're not talking about from a mental perspective because let's be honest, most women that go from the ages of 18 to 35 are usually sleeping with men. They're usually having these experiences with men. So to to answer the question, so I guess you you know you don't know and it's okay. I'm not coming at you. The average the woman's prime is going to be between the ages of 18 to 25 in the dating market. And what that means is that's when she's going to have the most likely of options to choose from. The older a woman gets, her options does not go up. Nine times out of 10, it's going to go down. Even when we want to talk about a lot of women like to bring up older women like, "Well, what about this girl that's a celebrity that looks attractive? She gets a lot of men." Yeah. But if you notice, men who date older women usually go for a woman that looks like a younger woman, right? Dread Michelle doesn't look like her age. Bernice Bergos doesn't look her age. Kim Kardashian doesn't look her age, even though it's a bunch of fake [ __ ] going on. But when when men date, men, if they do date an older woman, they're tend to they're going to tend to go for an older woman that looks younger. Women wear makeup, women get Botox and things like this to make themselves look younger because internally they know that as they age, they're going to look a certain way. But, and again, that's just physical. We're not even talking about the mental baggage that comes with women dating and sleeping around that a man has to deal with. The average age that a woman gets married in the US is 28 years old. for a black woman is 31 years old, which means that most men are marrying women or dating and taking a woman seriously in their early to mid20s, which means by late 20s, early 30s, these women are married, which would mean that it would prove my point even further that most men prefer women around that age group. Um, so no, it doesn't get easier for you as a woman as you get older. Most women destroy their prime years because it's all focused on go get your degree, f these men, have fun, hyper independency, and then at 33, 34, they're trying to figure out why can't they find a good man? It's because most men don't want you, and you're left with the leftovers.
Okay. Um, you mentioned um prime years. So, you were saying like a biological time clock. So, you're saying bi like prime years as far as biologically. I mean, by that same rhetoric, you're saying men, like you said, semen quality goes down, sperm quality lessens as you get older. And same with women, you know, your eggs, the number of eggs,
but men can still have children until they're 100 years old. Their whole entire life, they never lose their ability to have children. Same is not true for women. Let's get back into the clip.
You're born with cuz as a woman, when you're born from from birth, you you're born with a set of eggs that you cannot make later on in life. like the set number of eggs you're born with is all of the eggs that you'll have. So by that rhetoric, you're saying that prime years, you're specifically focusing on prime years based off a biological stance because everybody I didn't say that. I literally I literally said it's like I literally said this. It's like it went one ear, not the other. I literally said not only are we talking about biologically, I also mentioned the mental baggage that comes with women sleeping around and dealing with a lot of different men. So that's not that's an add-on to that, which is to say the more experience a woman has in the dating market usually is going to come at a deficit for a man, right? Because there's more usually negative things going on. A woman's femininity is not femininity is not built. Femininity is preserved.
That was beautiful. Femininity isn't built, it's preserved. Very, conversed and relayed in so many different forms. But it's funny how this the more simple terminology always goes the furthest in this space. Femininity is something you can't build up. It's something that you preserve. That's why I don't like when women treat femininity like it's something they can decide to do or it's a mode they can get into.
Right? Cuz my point I I think it went over your head earlier when I was saying that uh prime years isn't just associated with just a one gender. I said it's it's both in men and women. But if you cuz you're talking about based off the typical American diet, but I'm talking about someone that has a health fairly healthy diet, like they take care of themselves, they won't they won't hit that that biological time clock. Then you have options like IVF, they will time clock. You're again, you're bringing up an anecdotal argument to speak for the majority. So,
but I'm not it's not an anecdotal argument. It's proven. If you if you literally take care of the body, there's a certain there's there's a certain hormone that's responsible for giving you gray hairs. Now, there are some people that are just born with gray hairs, but if you take care of your body, you give it the right minerals and not chemicals, you can you can you can literally fight against aging, old age. Not saying that you prevent it completely, but
again, you're doing with a lot of when you look at human beings over like just as broad as you can look at them across the spectrum, our life expecties are pretty much the same. None of us are going to get that much further over 100 years. So just at that argument alone, what she's saying is asinine. She's like, you can eat the right food and work out a little bit extra and then aging can't catch up to you. It's like, no, you're certainly going to age anyway, but I'm pretty sure that if you do right by yourself, the quality of your life as you age will be pretty good.
Basically, that's the majority. Sure, I'm not disagreeing with you. Yes.
But now you're generalizing. I You literally told me I was incorrect.
Well, you are. You are. So,
but I'm not though. Prime years isn't just associated with one gender.
I never said that. You're You're saying that you're putting words in my mouth. I never said that. Prime
But when I said when I said that earlier, you said I was incorrect. So,
no. I was saying I'm saying you're incorrect because you're speaking on something that has to So basically what you're saying is the general doesn't exist because there's a likelihood of the outlier happening. That's your argument. So it's like it's like again this is what this is a lot of women I notice struggle with understanding the difference between u probability versus possibility. What you're arguing is possibility. You're not arguing probability. First of all, number one, even if your point was correct, it would be incorrect because most women in the US are overweight, right? U that's number one. But even if most women were not overweight, do you know the average weight of a woman in like the 1950 1950s or 60s?
You know, if you don't know, it's fine.
I mean, so now we're narrowing it down to people in US. I thought you were saying in general.
I mean, we could do we can do any country. It doesn't really matter. But I guess we're speaking on the US cuz we're in the US.
Okay. I mean, I guess. But I mean, the argument is that
I was asking you a question. You just You negated my question. We can get back to that, but you negated my qu you didn't answer my question.
I thought I did.
No, I asked you, do you know the average age, the average weight uh like from women from like like the 1950s or 60s?
No, I don't.
Okay. It was likeund I think last time I looked at it was like 155 lbs. So if you look at the average weight of women now it's like 30 40 lbs higher than that. Even when women in the 1950s and60s were at a healthy weight this the point still stood is the point that I'm making. So food diet was better back then because people it was less chemicals in the food less GMO all of this technology and stuff wasn't in the foods. Even when women on average were in shape and ate a a lot more healthier, right, ate home wholesome foods, the point still stood that around that age of 35, most of your eggs are going to be completely destroyed. That does not mean what you're saying is not true. Yes, a woman who is in better shape and eats better, she can be more fertile as she gets older. What you're arguing is a anecdotal type of situation. So
I guess I'm trying to understand. Yeah. But if you got to let me finish what I'm saying, you keep cutting.
My bad.
So what I'm giving you is the general consensus argument. So the average person, men or woman, the older that you get, the more issues that you are going to have. Now you can lessen the likelihood of said issues happening if to your point eating healthy, working out, doing the right stuff with your body, but at the end of the day, you cannot over you can't overdo, you know, father time or mother time for I'll give you an example, LeBron James. LeBron James is playing uh high level basketball at the age of 41 years old. LeBron James is not the player that he was 10, 15 years ago. Not even close, but he's still an above average NBA player.
That's a great example. It's a great analogy because for every woman that can have a baby when she's 46, how many women are going to be able to accomplish the same thing? We pat a woman on the back for having a baby at 46 because it doesn't happen often, not because it happens all the time. So, women shouldn't be trying to argue from these rare and exceptional places is basically all he's trying to say. Let's get back into the clip.
But he's still an average NBA player. So even somebody like LeBron, but LeBron is an anomaly. Usually NBA players or any athlete at the highest level, they usually start to to start to be on the decline after their peak. Usually at the end of their early 30s. So around 32, 33, that's when they start to be on the decline, right? And that's the point that I'm trying to get you to understand. So yes, what you're saying is true. So LeBron will be your example. Hey, if you eat right and spend $2 million on your body every year, you'll last longer. you you'll be able to do things uh more more often than not. Sure. But at the end of the day, LeBron is still declining even though he is probably the most he's out of any NBA player ever. He probably is the number one player that's probably taking care of his body the best clearly because he's been he ain't been really hurt like that and he's still playing at a high level basketball at 41 years old. And you don't see that. You've never seen that. You know what I'm saying? You've never ever seen that. I think Michael Jordan retired at 38 or 36. I don't remember exactly. But that's the point that you're making. LeBron exists. So that's the same as everybody else. No, LeBron is not the player that he was back in the day. That's the the logic that I'm trying to get you to understand, ma'am. You're giving a anecdotal argument, and I'm not disagreeing with that. But what I'm saying is the anecdote does not take over the general consensus.
I guess what I'm trying to understand from you is you mentioned that she destroyed her prime years just solely off of what? Just her bypassing the biological time clock. Cuz a lot of men to believe that women told you that's not what I said. I literally told you that's not what I said. Why do you keep saying that I said this and I never said that?
I literally told you it's a mix.
User, you putting words in my mouth. If you're going to quote me and say what I literally said, you have to be exact on what I said. I never said what you just said. I said that there's a mix. She would also be a part of that. Not only is it biological time clock as part as having fertile eggs and things like that, but it's also the experiences and baggage baggage that comes with women the older that they get because aneote that's an that's anecdotal.
No, it's not an how it is. The mental bag you you haven't
No, that's not anecdotal because they're already past 30. That means they've had more experience. Now, for every woman who's 30some and has only dated one person, the nine out of 10 are going to be a bunch of 30-year-old women who have got crashed a lot and have been in a lot of toxic relationships or lost healthy relationships. And that's all stuff that the new men who come into their life have to now deal with.
Woman,
I don't have to meet every woman. Usually, we're in a different generation. Women are having a lot more sex than they were 40, 50 years ago. I don't have to I don't have to meet every woman to understand that. For example, the average man is taller than the average woman. Wouldn't you agree?
Yes. No.
Yeah.
Right. Do you know every man?
No.
Right. So, you don't have to know every single man to know that men tend to be
But you're talking about physical traits versus mental. I'm giving you I'm giving you an equivalent of a of a logical I'm giving you an equivalent of a logical concept. I didn't say that that's not the equivalent.
It is an equivalent comparison.
No, it wasn't a bad comparison because your argument was you don't you're talking about average heights versus women responding. You're responding to that's not a sound argument.
You're listening to respond instead of listening to Wait, but I'll let Jay have the floor. This is This is This is what I be talking about.
What What What are you trying to hear?
No, it's not what I'm trying to hear. He literally when he was describing like a woman being past her prime or whatever, he mentioned uh women with like baggage. But that's that's anecdotal. That's anecdotal. That's the part that it's not what I'm trying to say.
So, what do you that that can't be anecdotal, right? But it's good to be arguing that it's not. And I just said it it that can be and the back and forth.
But I'm I'm asking what are you trying to hear?
It's nothing I'm trying to hear. I'm asking.
I think this is a great question. I think this is a great question. User user do you think on average
on average do you think a woman that's 21 years old is going to have more baggage and trauma for men? Or a woman that if they're both single, one is 21 and one is 35. Who do you think is going to more than likely have more baggage and trauma from other men? on average.
You want me to answer honestly?
Yeah. I don't know why you wouldn't answer.
Why wouldn't you answer honestly? What reason do we have to believe anything you have to say is honest after you make a statement like that? See, this isn't the first time I've heard a woman flinch at being dishonest about women collectively because they believe that they're supposed to. It's very telling about how healthy the sisterhood culture is. Don't give before you go. Before you go,
I generally wouldn't know.
So you don't. So if it was a gun to the back of your head and they said, "Hey, you have two random women out there in America. One is 35 and one is 21. Who is likely to have more personal trauma and baggage from male experience in the past of dating and they've both been dating since they were 18? Who do you think is likely going to have more trauma and baggage from the opposite gender? The 21-year-old or the 35y old?"
You're generalizing.
No, no. I'm asking you a question. I'm not I'm not generalizing. I'm asking you a question.
You're not considering their background. You're not considering their experiences,
right? But I'm giving you that are more advanced.
Yeah. But I'm not arguing. I can't answer that question.
Okay. Okay. Let me ask you this one. Let me ask you this one. Let's see if this one will work,
right?
Let me ask you this one. Maybe this one will work.
Who do you think if it was a man, let's do men, right? Who do you think is going to be more uh mature on average, right, in the dating market dealing with women? Who do you think would be more mature, the 35year-old random man in the US or the 21-year-old random man in the in the US? Who do you think on average would be the more mature person to date? On average?
Notice I said average three times.
On average, right? I said average.
Now you're Now, now you're saying maturity versus experience.
Okay, let's do let's go. Okay. Maturity usually comes from experience. But okay, let's just
You're literally probing and framing the questions in a way to be answered the way you want.
No, no, no. I'm asking you what your answer is and you're not answering the question.
It doesn't take away what I said earlier. You comparing the mental baggage of a young woman versus a older woman, that's still anecdotal.
No, actually,
everybody has their sets of experiences.
Yeah, but I'm not negating that. I'm not negating that. I'm asking you on average.
But you literally tried to argue me down when I said that. I don't think you know what average means. I I think you have a tough concept. You have a you have a this is a
I know women this is what I mean why women are not logical people. Y'all are unreasonable people which is why when I come back when I come to you with your own rhetoric and logic.
Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. This is why women should not vote. This is why y'all need to be in the house. This is why I don't think women should work. This is exactly what I mean. Because women are not highly intelligent when it comes to logic and when it comes to making decisions. This is exactly why I don't think women should vote. And I know a lot of people not going to like that, but this is my own personal because I've spoken to thousands and thousands and thousands of women over the last four years on my dating talk show. And this is the this is the typical response that you get when asking them to logically not from emotion. I I feel like and what about the ones over there? They have an egality.
Requires emotion.
Okay. You have to Okay, you have to stop talking.
Women have an eal
and insulting me as a woman. So,
okay. Okay. Sure. Women have an egalitarianism type of mindset where they don't believe that things should happen from a place of they they think everything is equal no matter what. This is it's the egalitarianism of the like they have a a mindset of it's just the empathy that they have. And it's not a bad thing, right? Cuz that's just how women are wired. But trying to be reasonable with an unreasonable group of people, which the majority of women are unreasonable when it comes to logical perspectives, they never understand it because they can't get out of their own head of emotion. Anybody with a brain understands that if there's a gun to the back of your head, the anecdote can still exist. For example, I'm not the average 28-y old. Jay is not the average 25 year old. We are not average men on to our age group. We are actually the anomalies of our age group intellectually. But if you want to actually ask the question, who is probably going to be more knowledgeable? More than likely, it'll probably be someone that's older. Again, my always my my talk my talking point is always it's not always because you're older. That's the point that I'm making. Tupac was not the average 25year-old, right? He passed away at 25, but when he was 25, he wasn't the average 25year-old, right? But somebody like Tupac existed and he was an anomaly based on the people who he were around in his specific age group. I think this is the point that I'm trying to make. It's wild that we've been having these conversations so long and we're still on the basics of just trying to explain to women what the exception means versus what the rule means and separating their anecdotes from what's actually happening out here when it comes to everybody collectively. This is level one when we should be on about level seven by now. Let's get back into the clip
is well the Tupac exist so that means that the average 25-year-old is also just like the Tupac. No, no. Tupac is actually the out.
That's not what I said. That's not what you said. I'm giving you don't even understand your own logic.
But this is what I mean by like
you got offended that I came back with came back at you with your own rhetoric. You're trying to compare mental baggage to knowledge and experience. Like that wasn't that wasn't what was said earlier. Like you mentioned older women have more mental baggage that like a 21 year old can still have just the same amount of mental.
Hand means possibility user. and means possibility.
No one said that a young person couldn't baggage. It's just that older women tend to have the most baggage. See, it's not even that difficult. But when you come onto a platform and you never intended on agreeing or being reasonable with a black man, you're just a disruptor. This is what we get. People get back into the clip. Negating that
and an older woman can have less. Like that doesn't mean an older woman might may have more just because she's older. Like what? That doesn't
it would mean it would be more likely to happen. it would be more likely. I'm not arguing possibility. I'm arguing likelihood. I'm arguing I'm arguing probability. You're arguing possibility,
right? But but see, you're you're going by the same rhetoric and logic that like people did with us, like three-fifths of a man, right? That that gave them the plausibility to treat us as as property. Correct. Cuz it was a law deeing us three-fifths of a man. What are you talking What are you talking about?
By that you're formulating statistics and numbers to
garner full reach, bro. I'm not going to lie.
That's not even a comparison.
Okay.
Explain. No, no. I'll give you an opportunity to explain. Just hold on, Jay. Hold on, Jay. She muted her mic. I'm not going to let her run from that. Explain the comparison to that user. Go ahead. I'm listening. Explain the comparison. Let's see if you can articulate yourself. Explain the comparison to what you just said to what I'm talking about. I'm assuming she's probably going to drop down because this is what women usually do whenever you asking them to explain themselves. They usually run.
Let me read some of the YouTube comments since she doesn't want to talk cuz she doesn't know how to articulate herself. Uh at what point?
No, I'm still here. I had to relocate.
It's all good. Do you want to explain explain the correlation to
Can you let me finish my question?
But you just asked me a question.
Yeah, but I don't know if you heard me cuz you just said I needed to go somewhere cuz you went on mute. So maybe you didn't hear me. So that's why I'm trying to answer.
And I said I was here.
So did you hear my question?
Okay. So
no, I asked I asked what was said.
Right. So I was explaining it to you and you cut Right. So you I I was trying to explain it and you cut me off. So you have to be quiet and let me finish reasking my question so you can understand what the point that I'm trying to make. So we'll do this again. Um explain the correlation to me saying that probability and possibility are two different things. averages equal out the an the anecdotes. So, for example, the average person doesn't make over $100,000 a year, but there are people who make over $100,000 a year. Explain how me bringing numbers into that correlates to white people saying that we used to be three-fifths of a human. Go.
I didn't I didn't say that correlates. I said by that same rhetoric and logic that you're doing, you're using numbers and probability to formulate your argument, strengthen your argument. And earlier you stated that you you could literally compared uh mental baggage to um being the likelihood of of of what older women have. And that being your argument as to why a woman has wasted her prime years, that makes no sense. And I
how does that not make sense? A woman has wasted her prime years if by the time she's over 30, she's more nervous, cautious, and apprehensive about men than she was in her 20s, which is her prime years. How is that not a bad thing? A lot of times, women are wearing the hurt of their past when they're over this age. And of course, for every woman who isn't, most of the women over that age are. So, it doesn't matter that there are a few women who happen to not fall into that. Let's get back into the clip. Neither neither gender is specific when it comes to prime years, somebody going past their prime years. Like you, if you take care of yourself and you take care of your body, you have a healthy lifestyle, you literally can delay old age.
Okay? It correlated to three of the human thing. That's what I'm asking you to do.
See, now you're pedalling back.
No, I'm not. I'm asking you to I'm asking you to rephrase your argu I'm asking you to explain your argument. You said that that was comparison to how white is treated. said everything.
No, you didn't. I literally just said that wasn't a comparison. All you did was explain. Let me just mute Let me mute you cuz you you babbling. All you did was just reexlain the argument that we had. We got that. You brought up white people looking at us as inferior to the point that I made. That's what I'm asking you to do. Complain. explain the correlation to white people saying that we used to be three-fifths of a human in comparison to me saying that there are things that happen with age and probability and possibility exists. And usually if you're a woman or a man and you're older, you're more than likely going to have more personal trauma and baggage than a younger person. But that does not mean that the younger person can't have more. We're talking about likelihood and probability. You're saying you don't know everybody. Fine. I'm saying you don't have to know everybody to make a point which is why I asked you what is the average height of a man and no I didn't ask you what's the average height of a man I asked you are men do men tend to be taller than women you said yes and then I said well do you know every man you said no so that means we agree so in that case you can logically understand that you don't have to know everybody to know that there the general consensus exists he got you he cornered you with the perfect analogy and there's no way you don't understand where he's coming from anybody who could combat at with a person after being snared this way logically is somebody who works overtime at being intellectually dishonest. I'm not 6'8, I'm 6'5, but she would be an outlier because the average female in America is 53, 5'4. The average man in America is 5'9, 510, but I'm 6'5. So I would next I would be the outlier. That's the point I'm trying to get you to understand. So, if you can answer that question and understand that logic and concept, and then you bring up that that's a comparison to white people thinking of we're three-fifths of a human and oppression. I'm asking you to explain the correlation between that.
So, go ahead and do that. All you did was reexplain the argument. Explain how the three-fifths of a human [ __ ]
And see, you're doing that thing again. Like I like I mentioned earlier, you literally, like I said, average height. That's cool. What the [ __ ] does average height have to do with you stating that older women, more older women typically have mental baggage for you? You would then have to answer. Do you want me to answer your question on a personal level? Because that's personal.
Okay. Are you asking me a question? Are you asking me a question that you want me to answer or are you just talking? You're cutting me off.
Okay. Well, you asked the question because you asked a question. So, if you're asking a question, then that means you want someone to respond. So if you're not asking the question, then you should probably just give a statement. You asked a question. You said, "What do you mean?" So what do you mean? Means that there should be space given for someone to respond. So if that's not what you want, then just do a statement. That's it.
If I'm if I'm still talking, that means let me continue to talk.
When you ask the question,
I will pause and allow you. I You're >> not allowing me to If I genuinely wanted a question asked answered, I would have paused. I'm still talking to you. You're trying to You're rushing to cut me off. Go >> ahead. with. But
the trend of black women trying to dominate black men on their platforms continues. We see this on the panel discussions. We saw it on Kevin Samuels's platform. We see it on these newcomers platforms coming up. I personally believe just collectively across the spectrum, of course, not all, but a a large majority of our women, I think, are stuck in the mud when it comes to trying to respect black men and what black men build. Like, I'm just I'm sorry. I I know other people have to be noticing this trend of black women coming on the black men's platforms just to disrupt them even when they don't even have good points to offer up. Let's get back into the clip.
Same logic and you got so offended. So,
no, I didn't. Okay. Can you still You have not answered my question.
My points were made. My points were made.
Can you explain the correlation to white people and three-fifths of a human to what I said
again? I said there isn't a correlation. What I said was the probability that you're doing that thing where you're trying to form your argument base your argument off of plausibility and probability. That's not comparing height.
Wait, wait, wait. Plausibility.
Comparing height.
That's right, bro. That's right, bro.
Exactly. I said No, no, no. I didn't say plausibility. I said probability and possibility. No, it's not right cuz I never said plausibility.
It is right.
No, you're going to use the words that I mentioned. You're going to use the words that I mentioned. You're going to use the words that I said. Don't create new words. What I said you are.
You're comparing height.
I said probability versus possibility. I don't give a damn what you're going to use the words that I mentioned. I said probability versus possibility. I didn't say anything about plausibility. So, use the words that I mentioned. So, that's what I'm asking you to do. Don't create new words.
I did use the words that you mentioned.
I never said plausibility one time. I said possibility.
He never said plausibility one time. Come on, lady. Let's just have the conversation in a civil manner.
Probability. So, you're incorrect. But you can
I never said you said plausibility.
You literally just said plausibility.
Trying to I I
This lady is out of her mind.
You just said plaus. It's a double mute. It's a double mute.
You just said plausibility. I never said that. I said possibility versus pos. It's a It's a double mute. It's a mute.
I never said that. You said that. So what are you arguing?
You mentioned like what are you Jay? Did she not say plausibility?
I was saying I didn't say that word. I was I said possibility versus probability. That's all. Now you're I I didn't say you said plausibility, but I did say probability as well. Anyway, like I said, you're comparing to mental baggage. That's not the same thing.
Okay, let me explain to you that physical traits. Got it. You don't have to keep repeating the same stuff. You don't have to keep repeating the same physical traits to mental health is two totally different things. Great. We got it. So, I wasn't comparing it to say those were the same things. I was giving you the logic.
The conversation is over. I'm done. You can talk.
Okay. Well, drop down then. I don't give a [ __ ]. You want You're the one that wanted to come up here. I didn't [ __ ] invite you up here. You wanted to come up here. You just don't You're not smart. You're a low IQ individual, which is why you don't like what I'm saying. You're not smart.
I'm not a low IQ individual.
You are. You're not intelligent. You think you're not smart. You think you're smart.
No. No. I don't I don't think anything. I think that I'm right and you're wrong. And you have a low IQ. You really didn't even ever plan on changing your mind if somebody had better talking points than you. I hate wasting my time with people like you to realize people like you were were just going to move the goalpost every single time. you were cornered or every single time you don't have a way out, you just make some [ __ ] up. People like you are super draining. Nobody has time for you. And it's sad. This guy, the last call that we reacted to with him, I believe he was also talking to a woman that was a woman that was close to being like 10 years older than him. To be trumped in wisdom by somebody who has lived so much less life than you, you should be ashamed of yourself. and all of this. Oh, if I eat right and I work out right, I can create a new host wall experience for me that's different than any other older woman's experience. Keep dreaming. It's not happening. That's not how it works. Look at Angela Basset. Look at Nia Long. Look at all the women we consider the best aging women. But guess what? We still see them as aging women. We still see them as older women. We don't see them as women who are fertile and promising to build a life with. but we do see value in them nonetheless. Hit the subscribe button also with the notification bell so you're notified every single time we post content just like this.