A YouTube monologue by creator Nick Perry arguing that contemporary American (white) women are ‘‘broken’’—entitled, rude, and abandoning traditional gender roles—leading to family breakdown, higher divorce, and toxic relationships. Perry contrasts this with Latina women, whom he praises for preserving traditional femininity, loyalty, and supportiveness, and asks whether society should return to traditional values or continue movements like MeToo.
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Here's why I don't date white girls anymore and why I married a Latina instead. White girls today are broken straight up. They're entitled, rude, and think they're God's gift just because they've got a face and a body. But that's all. They bring, nothing else. Back in the 50s and before American women knew their role, men led, women nurtured, and families were strong. But then white girls got shoved into the workforce, told to chase careers and started living in their masculine energy. That's when everything collapsed. Divorce rates exploded. Kids grew up without fathers, households fell apart. Now you've got pop culture, Tik tok, Kardashians and Cardi B teaching these girls to act like boss babes, fight men and demand the world while giving nothing in return. That's why relationships with them are toxic. A man provides, protects and leads. A woman supports, respects and builds with him. If she doesn't, cut her off immediately. That's why I chose a Latina. Their culture is still primarily raised with traditional values from for loyalty, respect and femininity. She knows how to stand by her man. And that's something white girls lost a long time ago. So here's my question. Do you think it's time to go back to traditional values or should we keep the MeToo movement going?
