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A significant portion of the critique focuses on the cultural programming influenced by philosophies that promote "acting in feminine" or "masculine energy," which the speaker dismisses as esoteric or even occult in origin. He claims this ideology fosters manipulation, where women pretend to be something they are not—to get material comforts or status—rather than fostering genuine connection.

He further emphasizes that women now see themselves as "girl bosses," prioritizing independence and control, which often correlates with a rejection of traditional roles. This independence, according to the speaker, fosters resentment and a sense of entitlement, leading to the belief that men should serve them financially, emotionally, and practically, without expecting the same in return.