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Why Modern Dating Is Broken: AI Partners, Marriage & Love | Sandeep Das | FO525 Raj Shamani

by Raj Shamani · Jun 20, 2026 · watch on YouTube ↗

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@Irakhithakur · ▲ 45 · Jun 22, 2026
Sandeep Das said feminism is all about the “boss babe, boss CEO” culture and that it’s coming to an end.

But feminism literally means equal rights and equal opportunities equal pay, equal access to education and healthcare, freedom from gender-based violence and discrimination, and the right of individuals to make choices about their own lives.

I genuinely don’t know where Mr. Das got his definition of feminism from.

All I hear from him is, “Respect men. Give them peace.” He shared the story of a CEO who lost his job and got hurt when his son said, “You’re free, but I have work. I’m not free like you.” He took that as a blow to his ego because he was unemployed. But to me, that says more about the values he and his wife passed on to their son. If a child doesn’t respect his parents, he won’t magically respect others either.

Then he complained that his wife asked him to fix a faucet or call a plumber because he was home. So what? It’s their home. If both spouses work, and one of them has more time, taking care of household responsibilities isn’t humiliation. Why is it beneath a man to call a plumber just because he used to be a CEO? Why does masculinity have to be so fragile that helping maintain your own house becomes an attack on your identity?

I respect Raj Shamani a lot, but if this guy comes back on the podcast, I’ll probably skip the episode.

I’ve been practicing law for eight years. I’ve seen cases firsthand. The level of violence and abuse women face in this country is insane. It’s easy to sit comfortably in a podcast studio and dismiss women as “boss babe delusional.” But who created those women? Who forced generations of women to become hyper-independent?

I’ve seen women from my mother’s generation endure abuse in the name of marriage because they were told, “Accept it or leave.” They had no financial independence, no support, and no choices. They sacrificed everything because society expected them to.

And yet, when men are asked to make even basic sacrifices or share responsibilities, suddenly they start whining that they “just want peace.”

Peace should not come at the cost of women’s freedom, dignity, or equality. Feminism was never about women becoming superior to men. It was always about women finally being treated as fully human.