This week I start by venting about how people change a hypothetical and then argue against the new version, and then I get stuck into a few of Christianity’s hardest objections with simple, entry-level frameworks you can actually test.
• slavery in the Bible as contract servanthood vs chattel slavery
• key context in Exodus around punishment, injury, and kidnapping
• war and judgement in the Old Testament and the Canaanites
• why God’s goodness can’t be separated from God’s knowledge and power
• “sweet smelling aroma” as ancient approval language not literal smell
• the “one less god” line and why it’s word games
• quick look at how some religions and mythologies develop over time

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This week I unpack how the horror film " Obsession" sparks a real look at the gender disconnect in dating, and why men and women can experience the same relationship behaviours as totally different kinds of fear. I share blunt advice for single women on what many men actually screen for, what pushes us away fast, and how to improve your odds of finding and keeping a good long term partner.
• the movie Obsession and the online argument about who it scares more
• the difference between “obsessive partner” fear and “trapped without consent” fear
• why misunderstanding each other fuels the gender war
• stats on women, children, and how fast intentions change over time
• why many men do not prioritise money, status, or “coolness” early on
• how men weigh the cost of a relationship in time, stress, and peace
• why being “hard to handle” reads as a red flag
• the difference between attracting attention and keeping commitment
• Hinge prompts that backfire, including credit card jokes and viral copy-paste lines
• why modesty and discretion change the type of man you attract
• why height demands annoy even tall men
• why cooking, cleaning, and practical help still feel deeply desirable to many men
• the hormone argument for waiting to sleep together and letting loyalty build

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This week I talk through the week’s headlines and why I think people feel the rules change depending on who you are. Then I take BuzzFeed’s privilege test out loud, joke through the questions, and reflect on what these checklists get right and what they miss.
• reacting to recent violent crime stories and the way they spread online
• arguing that punishment and prosecution feel inconsistent
• questioning media framing and whether it fuels division
• sharing my take on immigration, public trust, and the feeling of being gaslit
• pivoting back to virtue, personal growth, and a Christian worldview
• reading the BuzzFeed privilege quiz and pulling apart the assumptions
• telling stories about slurs, catcalling, money stress, and being shamed for faith
• finishing with my score and why the quiz’s tone annoys me

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