I'm no feminist, but I'm also no woman-hater. Last I checked, I don't hate myself, no matter what the screeching feminists say.

One of the most irritating dating arguments from both men and women is the whole "men don't need women" or vice versa. What if - hear me out - men and women actually need each other? Like, what if God created one of them and saw they were lonely, so He created a perfect companion for them from a rib? Just spitballing here.

This chick on the dating podcast "whatever" tried to argue that females can make it without men, before this based flannel dude hit her with the inconvenient facts.

The chick is 21-year-old Luluu, who works at the front desk of her dorm. The based dude is Brian Atlas, the owner and founder of the podcast. Which is already hilarious, since Brian literally created the podcast he invited Luluu onto. But she apparently doesn't need men.

Luluu explained she is single and her longest relationship was 7 months, even though the guy never actually asked her to be his girlfriend. She also said she had dabbled in "Seeking Arrangments" when she was in high school, which is a sugar daddy website.

This is a very sad reality of the current state of American dating. Neither sex feels like they need the other and subsequently take advantage of each other for their own selfish purposes. And the rise of dating apps and "situationships" arguably hurts women more than men.

This can all be traced back to feminism and the sexual revolution, which may be one of the biggest psyops in recent history. Far from "liberating" women from the responsibilities of womanhood, it resulted in women giving men sex without consequences or commitment. And that just isn't how women's brains are hardwired.