Women have been trending left in the US for decades, and that has accelerated in recent years. But while many of them have done so in response to policies and personalities they perceive as hostile towards women, the reality is the Left has its own sexism problem.

From allowing men to invade women’s spaces, to invalidating the sexual preferences of lesbians, to erasing the identity of women altogether, to maligning feminists as "terfs" - the left has also become quite hostile to women in recent years.

Here to help me unpack these issues is one of my favorite former leftists, YouTuber Arielle Scarcella. Scarcella made waves in 2020 when she launched her bombshell video: “I'm A Lesbian Woman & I'm Leaving The INSANE "Progressive" Left” - which was iconic. Today, she's blazing a new trail, creating the blueprint for what it looks like to stand for women's rights, LGBT rights, and common sense in a post-equality world.

Polyamory is apparently growing in popularity. That’s right. Despite the fact that men and women increasingly complain about being unable to find ONE suitable partner, the number of adults under 30 who think open marriages are a good idea has crossed the 50% threshold.

What does this push to further breakdown monogamous marriage and nuclear families mean for dating, society, and our political system? And do these arrangements truly serve those who are opting into them?

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It’s no secret men are struggling in the US - not least of which when it comes to securing a mate. According to a 2023 Pew Research Center report, 63% of young men are single, compared to 34% of young women.

In response, red pill grifters are encouraging men to explore “passport bro-ing” - a more favorable sounding term for what we used to just call “getting a mail-order bride.”

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A well-meaning man on Twitter recently went mega-viral after stating that men are happy to help their wives in the home - as long as the woman provides them with a list!

Women pounced, pointing out they are no more capable of looking around a home and noticing what needs to be done than a man is.

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Last week, an anonymous female reddit user posted the shot heard round the internet when she described relationship issues that ensued after she told her boyfriend she saw him as marriage material vs a hookup. Men were OUTRAGED and claimed this was amongst the worst things a woman could say to her man. Women felt...differently. The post sparked a full fledged gender war between men and women, revealing huge differences in communication, values, and preferences worth examining.

Just like some forms of Islam promise devotees virgins in heaven, the Red Pill movement promises its cult that young women will be all over them when they're older.

According to the grifters in this movement, women "hit the wall" at age 30 while men continue to rise and thrive - luring women in their late teens and 20s well into their golden years.

Back to reality though, women in their 30s are doing just fine. And while a few men may be able to catch the attention of younger women, they're the types with lots of money, fame, or insanely good looks - aka, they're the same guys that did well with women in their youth as well.

This mentality is not only laughable, it's really dangerous for young men caught in the Red Pill web. Why would any woman want to be with a man who only values her for her youth and reproductive organs? And even if a man does manage to obtain wealth, fame, or good looks in order to obtain the elusive model in her 20s, these relationships really boil down to transactional ones in which the man accepts he will be used but not loved, and in which he knows the woman making the exchange is as lacking of good character as he is.

The news cycle has been absolutely stacked for the past couple of weeks, and many of the trending stories are frankly so depressing to consume as a woman. From JD Vance's attacks on single women and childless adults, to a hit piece on Ballerina Farms and her family, to disgusting abuse directed at Olympian Ilona Maher, to conservatives like Ben Shapiro losing their minds over just the mere sight of a woman enjoying her life it seems like the hits and attacks just keep coming.

Join me as I work through the ins and outs of all these stories as well as their impact on women and our political system at large.

The wedding industry has come completely off the tracks. People are taking on massive debt, stressing out their friends and family, and creating financial strain in their marriages that are just beginning - all for a few hours and some photos. What's driving the increase in "bridezillas"? Is it true there are no warning signs for this type of woman before an engagement? And is capitalism driving all this madness, or is there something else going on beneath the surface?