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The war of the sexes is over. Now it's mutual surrender

29 May 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Suzanne Noble. This content was uploaded by Suzanne Noble. This is a YouTube video titled "The war of the sexes is over. Now it's mutual surrender" (uploaded 2026-05-29). The excerpt is a single-speaker monologue reflecting on changes in dating and relationships driven by technology and AI — criticizing dating apps for fostering addiction and inauthentic profiles, arguing people have become more transactional in relationships, and describing a shift from a "war of the sexes" to a "mutual surrender."

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What has that done for us attitudinally? There was a war of the sexes. That's when the dating app companies really put the screws to us and decided, hey, we're going to get you addicted to our app without anybody meeting each other. So now everybody's still trying to play with an online dating app. Everybody's frustrated because nobody can meet anybody from an app. And if they— even if the beautiful people do get connected with each other, they look at each other and go, you're not who I expected you to be because AI drew your picture and AI drew, you know, basically wrote your profile for you. So that summarizes basically the electronic changes since I've been on board here. What has that done for us attitudinally? Well, I think a lot more people are transactional in terms of their relationships. Instead of trying to find connection, they're saying, well, you know what, heck with that. I don't even know what that means anymore. Just tell me what you're going to do for me. A lot of, you know, one of the things I said recently in one of my programs was there used to be a perception that there was a war of the sexes. Nowadays, there's sort of more of a mutual surrender. Like, you know, I don't need women anymore. Women don't need men anymore.