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In this monologue, the speaker argues that societal pretenses of gender sameness are harming both men and women, but especially women. He explains, from a hormonal perspective, that women experience chronically elevated cortisol levels, particularly during perimenopause, which impairs liver phase 2 and 3 detoxification functions and creates a punitive, low‑reward environment when they provide for themselves and their families. In contrast, men receive strong hormonal rewards when they achieve output or work toward goals. The speaker frames these biological differences as central to the health and emotional struggles faced by each gender, suggesting that ignoring them leads to widespread dissatisfaction and health penalties.
