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Who won’t commit? | HBR Talk 396

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Honey Badger Radio
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Apr 10, 2026
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Summary

We’ve been reading women's demonization of incels for having the audacity to experience loneliness and talking to each other about their circumstances and experiences and sometimes looking for ways to improve them. We were recently alerted to an article discussing low birth rate. During the last 2 weeks, we read through it, and looked at some comments. We started an article on why women are put off by marriage, even though we’re told it’s men who are reticent to commit. It seems these female journos can’t keep their story straight.