76. Treating the Pathological Female: Why the Current Model Fails
Most treatments for Borderline Personality Disorder focus on emotional dysregulation. The goal is to reduce distress, self-harm, anxiety, and crises. But that misses the mark. In this episode, I argue...
25 Jun 24min
#73. Psychopath or Sociopath? Reacting to Dr. Ramani and Her Anti-Male Bias
What is the real difference between a psychopath, a sociopath, and antisocial personality disorder? In this episode, I respond to Dr. Ramani's claim that "psychopaths are born and sociopaths are made"...
11 Jun 18min
#74. How to Recognize Female Narcissism
In this episode, I break down the red flags of narcissism in women and why female narcissism is often much harder to recognize than male narcissism. Women are taught from very early on to speak the la...
11 Jun 23min
#75. Does Motherhood Make Women Sick?
Postpartum depression is real, and in some cases it can be severe and even dangerous. Mothers who are struggling deserve compassion, support, and proper care. But what happens when a normal, difficult...
11 Jun 14min
#72. Is Feminism an Intrasexual Competitive Strategy? | Dr Dani Sulikowski
Is feminism really a movement for equality or could it be something else entirely? Evolutionary psychologist Dr Dani Sulikowski joins me to discuss if feminism may be best understood as a form of intr...
4 Jun 1h 4min
#71. The 3 Mechanisms Behind Female Grievance
In this episode, I look at the mechanisms behind female grievance culture: externalizing blame, turning victimhood into identity, and rewarding antagonism through therapy-speak and social media. I arg...
1 Jun 18min
#70. How Feminism Changed Women's Psychological Makeup
For decades, feminist literature has claimed that feminist identification is associated with better psychological well-being in women. But what exactly was being measured and did those measures tell u...
25 Mai 20min
#69. Preventing the Pathological Female and the Role Feminism Played
Prevention matters because once these patterns are learned, they are extremely difficult to undo. I am not convinced we can confidently call them curable. This is a practical look at what could make a...
17 Mai 33min
