Firstly men listen more to other men because in general men are more logical and smarter than women and more objective (on average). If a woman is unusually highly intelligent and presents incredibly well researched and well reasoned arguments few men will dismiss her just because she is a woman but the reverse isn't true. A lot of women will automatically dismiss anything that men say no matter how smart or well reasoned the man due to feminist brainwashing.Ehh... I don't know... aren't there enough boobtubers already?
Yes, women are more likely to listen to other women (just like men listen more to other men) but it doesn't work if it's not compelling, if it's not genuine. And after this discussion, I realized that is why her content is so off-putting to me, because it is not genuine. Which means she is basically a liar (and I despise liars). That was the "je ne sais quoi" that I couldn't quite figure out until now.
There are plenty of Christian youtube channels. For example:
Ascension Presents
Ascension Presents seeks to present the truth and beauty of the Catholic faith through media, and to answer the longings of the human heart with the transformative power of the Gospel. Visit www.ascensionpress.com to learn more. Ascension Presents is owned and operated by Ascension Press.m.youtube.com
Yes there are plenty of Christian female youtube channels but they do not have mainstream reach or appeal that Pearl has. Just like how Andrew Tate is needed despite all his flaws because teenage boys etc will actually listen to him. Reach and popularity do matter so sometimes you have to trade off in other factors to get the extra reach and popularity so the message can spread. Do not let perfect be the enemy of good. i would rather teenage boys listen to Andrew Tate then to not listen to any redpill material at all and remain completely blue pilled. Are there going to be some negative or wrong things they pick up from Andrew Tate? Absolutely yes but its outweighed by the good and its still better then them being blue pilled normies.
