Short video conversation (transcript) in which Josh Trent and another speaker argue that conflict between men and women is an illusion, rejecting narratives like 'war of the sexes', feminism vs patriarchy framing, and calling instead for putting down weapons, opening hearts, and expanding consciousness to recognize unity. The speakers reference historical shifts (early 1900s, 1960s) and cultural phenomena (birth control, 'boss babe') as part of a societal narrative to rise above.
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There is no.
War of the sexes.
It's all an illusion. It is not men versus women. It is not feminism.
Versus patriarchy.
Any time you have a woman saying things like the.
Patriarchy, all that does is it feeds.
The darkness and the dragon of the.
Patriarchy itself. That energy.
That energy, or I'm working against you.
Energy, that is the part that is really depriving.
Men of their connection to the feminine, to their women.
This is a call for us to.
Put down our weapons, to open up our hearts to each other and to really connect and be committed to our own expansion of consciousness, our own expansion of awareness where we can connect with each other on a level that has nothing to do with the absolute insane narrative that we.
Have felt from the.
Early 1900s that was really masked.
If you look at the 60s with, like, free love.
And women getting on birth control and all these different things, you know, even the.
Hashtag boss babe or boss.
Things that are out there, it's so comical.
And we get to just take a big breath, fly 30,000ft above this entire.