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The "I'm not like other girls" trope and its gender reverse
43:03 - 46:44 (03:40)
The "I'm not like other girls" trope, when used by women, often implies that girls are too much drama. However, its gender reverse seems to carry the same logic.
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The speaker discusses how the character of Mr.
43:03 - 43:35 (00:32)
Summary
The speaker discusses how the character of Mr. Robot from the TV series and actor Rami Malek portray the Sigma personality type - an explorer and rebel who blends in when necessary.
ChapterThe "I'm not like other girls" trope and its gender reverse
EpisodePart Two: A Live Investigation Into The Sigma Male Subculture
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker critiques a self-help habit of going on dates with oneself as potentially reinforcing loneliness or being a result of the negatively impactful internet culture.
43:35 - 44:39 (01:03)
Summary
The speaker critiques a self-help habit of going on dates with oneself as potentially reinforcing loneliness or being a result of the negatively impactful internet culture.
ChapterThe "I'm not like other girls" trope and its gender reverse
EpisodePart Two: A Live Investigation Into The Sigma Male Subculture
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast discusses the concept of "Men Going Their Own Way" which involves men distancing themselves from women and society as a whole.
44:39 - 45:08 (00:28)
Summary
The podcast discusses the concept of "Men Going Their Own Way" which involves men distancing themselves from women and society as a whole. The speakers express their reluctance to engage with the topic but explore it nonetheless.
ChapterThe "I'm not like other girls" trope and its gender reverse
EpisodePart Two: A Live Investigation Into The Sigma Male Subculture
PodcastBehind the Bastards
In this excerpt, the hosts discuss the "not like the other girls" trope, which is often used to reject feminine stereotypes and distance oneself from other women.
45:08 - 46:44 (01:35)
Summary
In this excerpt, the hosts discuss the "not like the other girls" trope, which is often used to reject feminine stereotypes and distance oneself from other women. However, they argue that this mindset perpetuates harmful gender stereotypes.