The Culture War Podcast with Tim Pool The Gen Z Gender Divide Is Real ft. Patrick Casey | Across The Pond
Nov 9, 2025
In this discussion, Patrick Casey, a Conservative writer and podcaster, delves into the stark gender divide among Gen Z and the struggles of their dating landscape. He critiques how educational and economic shifts affect relationship dynamics, while exploring the impact of different faiths on dating norms. Patrick warns against toxic masculinity from outside influences, promotes personal responsibility, and offers practical strategies for dating apps. The trio highlights the need for self-improvement and leadership to navigate today's complex dating world.
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Megachurches Shape Dating Mismatches
- Megachurches often attract temperamentally liberal, fame-oriented women even if they profess conservative beliefs.
- That dynamic creates a cultural mismatch that makes it harder for traditionally-minded men to find compatible partners.
Trad As A Cargo-Cult Phenomenon
- Many younger conservatives are reconstructing 'trad' identities online rather than inheriting them through lived tradition.
- That produces cargo-cult mimicry where external trappings substitute for internal dispositions.
The Church's Form Influences Gender Drift
- Church medium and aesthetics shape who attends and how gender roles manifest inside congregations.
- Catholicism's ritual and hierarchy attract young men while therapeutic megachurches attract temperamentally liberal women.