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This video is brought to you by a donation from Juan. He didn't give me a specific topic so what I want to do is cover a reddit post called: "Today I Realized I Can No Longer Stand The Sound Of Women's Voices" by someone named Kid Hussle and here's what he has to say: "It just happened as I'm sitting here in traffic listening to an audio book by Neil deGrasse Tyson where he answers questions from interested fans on his podcast. Thinking it's going to be Neil talking, I instead hear some lady astronomer going on about something and I immediately became uninterested and annoyed. Even after Neil started talking it was already enough for me. Then I thought about it and realized that happens a lot lately, anything I watch or listen to that has a woman speaking just gets me so bothered and makes me lose interest. Even in public, hearing a woman speak at the store just makes me want to leave immediately, I've resorted to using earbuds in stores or public places. I don't know if it's a bad thing, if it's unhealthy for the mind, I'm not sure, all I know is my days seem to be more peaceful with the least amount of noise as possible." unquote. I completely agree with with Kid Hussle. It's gotten to the point where I'm not even listening to a woman's words anymore unless she says something out of the ordinary. All I'm doing is listening to the tone of her voice when she is speaking to get a reading on her emotional state. Afterall women don't generally want a man's help. They just want someone to sit there and listen their problems. Or when they are happy and tell you something that she perceives as wonderful happening to her you're supposed to put on a fake smile and dance around the room like a money with cybals all happy for her. When she's angry at you you're supposed to fight back and provide drama and not be a pushover. It's gotten to the point where within a few seconds I recognize what her mood is and what she wants with her words and I start feeling nausea. It's like the annoyance factor I feel from a song I've heard a million times. The first one that came to my mind was the Macarena or just about any song by the backstreet boys. If that dates me too much then think about Major Lazer and their hit song Lean On. I'll get to why I can no longer stand the voices of women because they are like songs I've heard one too many time in just a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor me the Sandman: Anyways, now back to the clown world show. There are a handful of women that I listen to online that take some time to tell a somewhat interesting story without a man scripting their words for them first. One woman that I covered recently like that was Teal Swan. Her second husband made her content interesting to listen to and her voice was soothing and feminine. The rest of the women I hear these days just ramble on without thinking about what they are going to say ahead of time. But for me over the last year of covid I'm getting annoyed by the sound of women's and children's voices for that matter entirely. Also much of the electronic music I used to listen to. I don't know if it has to do with age or something else. For example the styles of hard electronic music I love to listen to stress me out and give me anxiety so instead I prefer classical music instead. It's more subtle and subdued and doesn't drive my emotions as wild as the loud obnoxious stuff. Now I understand why guys like Moses Znaimer, the guy that created Much Music, Canada's version of MTV as well as CityTV which was the closest thing to YouTube with it's speakers corner booth that you could get in the 1980s and 1990s decided to run a classic music radio station. I guess he also had enough of the noise.
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