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It's all fun, games and plenty of laughs on The Relatables Podcast, but somewhere between the banter, Jake and Ottie find themselves tackling some pretty important conversations.

Why do some men get so defensive when women speak about their experiences? And why is it so hard for men to call out other men?

In this episode, Jake and Ottie dive into modern masculinity, men's behaviour, relationships, empathy and the growing divide between men and women.

We unpack why conversations about women's safety can leave some men feeling personally attacked, how zero-sum thinking is damaging the way we communicate, and why holding your mates accountable is one of the most important things men can do.

We also discuss the disturbing Cornell Seven case, the culture surrounding problematic male behaviour, and why staying silent isn't always as harmless as we might think.

Along the way, there's plenty of laughs, personal stories, relationship advice and the usual ridiculous conversations that somehow turn into something meaningful.

It's a mix of humour, honesty and some uncomfortable truths about masculinity, accountability and understanding each other better.

Whether you're here for a laugh, a different perspective or just two mates figuring life out as they go, there's something in this episode for you.

Welcome to The Relatables Podcast.

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It's all fun, games and plenty of laughs on The Relatables Podcast, but somewhere between the banter, Jake and Ottie find themselves tackling some pretty important conversations.
Why do some men get so defensive when women speak about their experiences? And why is it so hard for men to call out other men?
In this episode, Jake and Ottie dive into modern masculinity, men's behaviour, relationships, empathy and the growing divide between men and women.
We unpack why conversations about women's safety can leave some men feeling personally attacked, how zero-sum thinking is damaging the way we communicate, and why holding your mates accountable is one of the most important things men can do.
We also discuss the disturbing Cornell Seven case, the culture surrounding problematic male behaviour, and why staying silent isn't always as harmless as we might think.
Along the way, there's plenty of laughs, personal stories, relationship advice and the usual ridiculous conversations that somehow turn into something meaningful.
It's a mix of humour, honesty and some uncomfortable truths about masculinity, accountability and understanding each other better.
Whether you're here for a laugh, a different perspective or just two mates figuring life out as they go, there's something in this episode for you.
Welcome to The Relatables Podcast.

Welcome to the Relatables Podcast with Jake and Ottie! Your metaphorical shoulder to cry on, the soundtrack to your hot girl walks and your pick-me-up... Come with us as we try to navigate this funny place we call ‘life’. Our aim is to light up your day, find a sense of belonging and support all the girls in their quest to understand the modern man. We're the most relatable guys on the internet.

Welcome to the Relatables Podcast with Jake and Ottie! Your metaphorical shoulder to cry on, the soundtrack to your hot girl walks and your pick-me-up... Come with us as we try to navigate this funny place we call &lsquo;life&rsquo;. Our aim is to light up your day, find a sense of belonging and support all the girls in their quest to understand the modern man. We're the most relatable guys on the internet.

Welcome to the Relatables Podcast with Jake and Ottie! Your metaphorical shoulder to cry on, the soundtrack to your hot girl walks and your pick-me-up.

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EP 45 - WHY DO MEN GET SO DEFENSIVE ABOUT WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES?

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