loveandrelationships

Are you addicted to dating apps? Has your pursuit for love become so persistent that you are willing to just accept whoever comes into your life? Are you dampening your ambitions to satisfy the man you're dating?

In this episode, The Slumflower muses on the mistakes we make when we sell ourselves short in the hopes of fast-tracking a romantic connection. We also discuss whether long-distance relationships are a good idea, and why many women develop depression from a failing relationship.

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the Daily Show hosted by Chelsea Handler defends and promotes childlessness. We're told that not having children is great because it means that you can sit in hot tubs and go on vacations, among other things. I'll pick through all of the problems with that argument today. Also, our sports show here at the Daily Wire, Crain and Company, is breaking some news today about Lia Thomas, the male swimmer who claims to be a woman. The details are repulsive, but important to here. Plus, the White House now says that the UFOs invading our airspace are probably just used car balloons. In our Daily Cancellation, a New York Times columnist dedicates an entire essay to responding to one of my tweets. 

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On today’s episode of Ask Nick, we talk to someone who has been cheated on 20 times, someone who can’t stop obsessing over her boyfriend’s exes, a woman whose boyfriend read through her ENTIRE phone, and a woman who got broken up on her birthday.

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Today we have David Brooks on the podcast. Brooks is an op-ed columnist for The New York Times and appears regularly on “PBS NewsHour,” NPR’s “All Things Considered” and NBC’s “Meet the Press.” He teaches at Yale University and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He is the bestselling author of a number of books, including The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources of Love, Character, and Achievement; The New Upper Class and How They Got There; The Road to Character, and most recently, The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life.

In this episode we discuss:

• The evolution of David’s thinking about character
• The relationship between our commitments and our fulfillment in life
• Brook’s criticism of self-actualization taken to the extreme
• The four crises of our time
• David’s current stance on reparations
• Why David is a “border stalker”
• How David reconciles the need for commitment with identity fluidity
• Commitment vs. individualism
• The importance of healthy transcendence
• The enunciation moment
• What we can do about the current political landscape
• David’s thoughts on polyamory and the single life

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