Скачать или смотреть SITTING WITH MJAY - EPISODE 50: NOTA: Men are weak. This is why Relationships Fail!!

In this episode of Sitting With MJay, MJay and David Mikell sit down with Nota for one of the most intense and thought-provoking conversations the podcast has hosted.

The discussion dives deep into controversial views on modern relationships, masculinity, family structure, and accountability in today’s society. Nota shares unfiltered opinions on why he believes relationships are failing, the role of men in relationship breakdowns, and why certain social narratives, including the glorification of single motherhood, deserve tougher scrutiny.

The conversation moves beyond surface-level social media debates and into uncomfortable but necessary questions about responsibility, partner selection, family background, and the long-term impact of modern dating culture. MJay and David challenge Nota throughout, creating a balanced but fiery exchange that pushes the conversation into deeper territory.

This episode does not aim to provoke outrage for its own sake, it aims to confront difficult perspectives, question popular narratives, and encourage viewers to think critically about relationships, leadership in the home, and the realities many families are facing today.

🧠 Topics Discussed:

✨ Why Nota believes modern relationships are struggling
✨ The debate around single motherhood and social praise
✨ Masculinity, leadership, and accountability in relationships
✨ Should family background matter when choosing a partner?
✨ Are men being called weak, and is it fair?
✨ Cultural shifts affecting marriages today
✨ Tough questions about responsibility in modern dating

🎙️ Random Question of the Day:
Are modern relationship problems caused more by individual choices or by changing social norms?

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