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Navigate the wild landscape of modern dating and society with KingOfPodcasts on Depraved and Debaucherous! We're ripping apart the rulebook and examining the nitty-gritty of contemporary culture – from the...
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Navigate the wild landscape of modern dating and society with KingOfPodcasts on Depraved and Debaucherous! We're ripping apart the rulebook and examining the nitty-gritty of contemporary culture – from the booming world of Sugar Daddies and the perspectives of Sex Workers to the fierce Modern Woman Mindset and the deceptive nature of "Nice Guys." Expect lively, insightful, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations that dissect societal norms, psychological games, and the ever-present influence of class and status. If you crave a podcast that isn't afraid to go there, join us for a fresh take on human behavior.
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5 NOV 2025 · In the wild world of viral embarrassments, two scandals are duking it out for ultimate facepalm supremacy: the TikTok-fueled freakout over "embarrassing" boyfriends—as we discussed before—and the Houston hustler's brick-flinging hoax that's left a trail of bad checks and worse excuses. One's a soft-launch social media sigh; the other's a hard-knock scam straight out of a true-crime TikTok. But who's really got the deeper shade? Let's unpack the chaos.
First, rewind to September 2023: Enter Roda Osman, the self-proclaimed "Brick Lady" of Houston, who went mega-viral after tearfully claiming an Uber driver hurled a brick at her face for rejecting his creepy advances. Hospital selfies, swollen-lump close-ups, and a GoFundMe raking in $42,000 for her "recovery" had the internet in a rage-fueled frenzy—until surveillance footage dropped the mic. Turns out, *she* was the aggressor, whacking the guy first (with who-knows-what), and he clapped back with... a plastic water bottle. Her story flip-flopped like a bad Tinder bio, and by January 2024, she was slapped with theft-by-deception charges for blowing donor cash on Jamaica jaunts, NYC splurges, and spa days. Fast-forward to October 2024: Guilty as charged, with a 90-day jail stint, 10 years' probation (GPS anklet included), a full $42K payback order, and a decade-long social media ban to boot. The kicker? Jurors had to tell her to chill out post-verdict, and her victim, Olan Douglas, called her a manipulative nightmare who turned his life into "living hell." Embarrassing? This is next-level: From sympathy queen to scam artist in 4K.
Cut to 2025's hotter mess: the boyfriend blackout sweeping TikTok, where straight women are whispering that coupling up is now "culturally loser-ish" and straight-up uncool. It kicked off with a British *Vogue* bombshell by Chante Joseph—"Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?"—positing that in our post-heteronormative doom-scroll era, flaunting a man feels like admitting defeat. Think: muting feeds that start with "my boyf—," cropping dudes out of pics, or "soft-launching" with a blurry hand on a steering wheel to snag partnership perks without the ick. Why the shade? Superstition (jinxing it with the "evil eye"), privacy paranoia (what if it tanks and you're left archiving a digital ex-shrine?), and clout calculus—influencers like Stephanie Yeboah tanked followers after "hard-launching" their guys, with comments roasting trips as "beige" or boyfriends as "lame Republicans." TikTok's flooded with "period vogue" vibes: women joking about blurring faces or celebrating singledom as the real flex, amid a vibe where heterosexuality feels like a sinking ship and solo life screams empowerment. Even coupled gals nod along, admitting it dials down their "aura."
But hold up—not everyone's buying the boycott. *Evie Magazine* fires back: This ain't embarrassment; it's clout-chasing cynicism, where women dodge vulnerability to stay "feminist" and feed the algorithm, romanticizing isolation over intimacy. Psychologist Dr. Ana Yudin calls it out as Gen Z's selfish twenties trap—delaying real growth for superficial single flexes that leave you emotionally marooned by 30. And *The Guardian*'s Emma Beddington? She laughs it off: "No affectionate, non-abusive relationship is uncool," unless you're dating a DiCaprio-type age-gap disaster. Bottom line: Boyfriends aren't the problem; performative detachment and "heterofatalism" are, turning love into a PR nightmare.
So, verdict in the embarrassment Olympics? Brick Lady wins gold for felony-level fraud and a lifetime L, but boyfriends snag silver for turning everyday romance into a viral villain arc. Either way, in 2025's scroll-or-perish society, the real loser is anyone still trusting a GoFundMe—or their own thirst trap judgment. Who's your pick for peak embarrassment?### Boyfriends or Brick Lady: Which Embarrassment Takes the Crown?
In the wild world of viral embarrassments, two scandals are duking it out for ultimate facepalm supremacy: the TikTok-fueled freakout over "embarrassing" boyfriends—as we discussed before—and the Houston hustler's brick-flinging hoax that's left a trail of bad checks and worse excuses. One's a soft-launch social media sigh; the other's a hard-knock scam straight out of a true-crime TikTok. But who's really got the deeper shade? Let's unpack the chaos.
First, rewind to September 2023: Enter Roda Osman, the self-proclaimed "Brick Lady" of Houston, who went mega-viral after tearfully claiming an Uber driver hurled a brick at her face for rejecting his creepy advances. Hospital selfies, swollen-lump close-ups, and a GoFundMe raking in $42,000 for her "recovery" had the internet in a rage-fueled frenzy—until surveillance footage dropped the mic. Turns out, *she* was the aggressor, whacking the guy first (with who-knows-what), and he clapped back with... a plastic water bottle. Her story flip-flopped like a bad Tinder bio, and by January 2024, she was slapped with theft-by-deception charges for blowing donor cash on Jamaica jaunts, NYC splurges, and spa days. Fast-forward to October 2024: Guilty as charged, with a 90-day jail stint, 10 years' probation (GPS anklet included), a full $42K payback order, and a decade-long social media ban to boot. The kicker? Jurors had to tell her to chill out post-verdict, and her victim, Olan Douglas, called her a manipulative nightmare who turned his life into "living hell." Embarrassing? This is next-level: From sympathy queen to scam artist in 4K.
Cut to 2025's hotter mess: the boyfriend blackout sweeping TikTok, where straight women are whispering that coupling up is now "culturally loser-ish" and straight-up uncool. It kicked off with a British *Vogue* bombshell by Chante Joseph—"Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?"—positing that in our post-heteronormative doom-scroll era, flaunting a man feels like admitting defeat. Think: muting feeds that start with "my boyf—," cropping dudes out of pics, or "soft-launching" with a blurry hand on a steering wheel to snag partnership perks without the ick. Why the shade? Superstition (jinxing it with the "evil eye"), privacy paranoia (what if it tanks and you're left archiving a digital ex-shrine?), and clout calculus—influencers like Stephanie Yeboah tanked followers after "hard-launching" their guys, with comments roasting trips as "beige" or boyfriends as "lame Republicans." TikTok's flooded with "period vogue" vibes: women joking about blurring faces or celebrating singledom as the real flex, amid a vibe where heterosexuality feels like a sinking ship and solo life screams empowerment. Even coupled gals nod along, admitting it dials down their "aura."
But hold up—not everyone's buying the boycott. *Evie Magazine* fires back: This ain't embarrassment; it's clout-chasing cynicism, where women dodge vulnerability to stay "feminist" and feed the algorithm, romanticizing isolation over intimacy. Psychologist Dr. Ana Yudin calls it out as Gen Z's selfish twenties trap—delaying real growth for superficial single flexes that leave you emotionally marooned by 30. And *The Guardian*'s Emma Beddington? She laughs it off: "No affectionate, non-abusive relationship is uncool," unless you're dating a DiCaprio-type age-gap disaster. Bottom line: Boyfriends aren't the problem; performative detachment and "heterofatalism" are, turning love into a PR nightmare.
So, verdict in the embarrassment Olympics? Brick Lady wins gold for felony-level fraud and a lifetime L, but boyfriends snag silver for turning everyday romance into a viral villain arc. Either way, in 2025's scroll-or-perish society, the real loser is anyone still trusting a GoFundMe—or their own thirst trap judgment. Who's your pick for peak embarrassment? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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29 OTT 2025 · In a cultural pivot that's as swift as a TikTok trend, the once-unquestioned allure of heterosexual romance is under fire—recast not as a fairy-tale endpoint but as a potential social liability. Drawing from a Vogue feature, viral podcast snippets, and a probing New York Times magazine essay, we unpack the rising tide of "heterofatalism": a cocktail of exhaustion, irony, and quiet rebellion among straight women navigating the boyfriend conundrum.
What was once a status symbol—think "Boyfriend Land" selfies flooding feeds in the early 2010s—has morphed into something subtly shamed, with singlehood emerging as the sleek, mysterious upgrade. Yet beneath the memes and eye-rolls lies a deeper malaise: men's relational anxieties are clashing with women's sharpened expectations, turning desire into a high-stakes standoff.
The conversation ignites in British Vogue's "Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?", where author Stephanie Yeboah dissects the subtle sabotage of coupledom in the social media era.
Gone are the days of overt "hard-launches"—those gushy couple photos that scream commitment. Instead, women opt for cryptic signals: a manicured hand draped over a steering wheel, a partner's face artfully blurred in the background, or entire fiancés cropped out of vacation reels to dodge the "evil eye" of jinxing fate. Yeboah cites cultural critic Zoé Samudzi's sharp take: straight women crave "the prize and celebration of partnership" but recoil from its "norminess," lest it paint them as basic or overly invested.<
Real-world fallout abounds: influencer Sophie Milner watched followers vanish after posting about a romantic getaway, while Yeboah herself shed devotees post-hard-launch, admitting the posts felt "cringy" amid a dating scene that's "tough as hell." Echoing broader heteronormative fatigue, the piece frames this as politicized single-glamour—where independence isn't just empowering; it's cooler, edgier, a sly fuck-you to the patriarchy's pairing mandates.
This vibe pulses through the clips, amplifying the discourse with raw, relatable snark. In a TikTok from author Chantayy Jayy (tied to the Vogue orbit), the creator delivers bite-sized dating wisdom in a confessional style: quick cuts of expressive faces against trendy animations, overlaid with punchy text like red-flag warnings or boundary-setter mantras, all backed by an upbeat sound bite.
Though the exact script evades full capture, the essence lands as a call to self-preservation—spot the pitfalls in modern romance, communicate unapologetically, and bail on the emotional labor traps that turn potential partners into ghosts. It's peak Gen-Z therapy-speak: validating the viewer's gut while urging, "Don't dim your slay for a situationship."
Tying it all into a theoretical knot is the New York Times' "The Trouble With Wanting Men," a July 2025 deep-dive that coins "heterofatalism" as the era's defining romantic gloom.<
Author Carina del Valle Schorske (building on Asa Seresin's "heteropessimism") paints it as straight women's bone-deep resignation: heterosexuality isn't just flawed—it's a rigged game of anticipated letdowns, from domestic drudgery to erotic misfires and routine ghosting. Men's "normative male alexithymia"—that studied emotional inarticulacy—fuels the fire, spawning cycles of female "hermeneutic labor" (decoding his silences) and male withdrawal (framed as helpless incapacity, not choice). Dating apps amplify the chaos, peddling infinite swipes that breed "multiverse mindsets," where commitment feels like settling in a sea of maybes.
Schorske's vignettes hit like gut punches: a dinner-party roast of "fraidy-cat" guys too anxious to grope (or even text back); a promising lawyer who bails on date three, blaming her "eagerness" for clarity; the author's own tango with "J.," a self-proclaimed "good guy" whose relational "flaw" mirrors a child's tantrum—charming in pursuit, catatonic in depth. Even "evolved" suitors flop: a bar stranger peddles companionate sex with overzealous consent scripts, while poly-fluent "Sex Nerd" preaches group vibes over monogamous mess, leaving Schorske cold. These aren't villain tales but symphonies of ambivalence—women joking about phallic "justifications" or punning "A good man is hard to want" in group chats, bitterness laced with unrelenting desire.
Ultimately, these pieces converge on a bittersweet truth: the boyfriend badge is tarnished not by misogyny alone, but by a mutual mirage—women's fatalistic armor clanging against men's anxious retreats, all under the glare of performative singledom. Single life isn't solitude; it's strategy, a "carefree smile" over swallowed hurts, romanticizing autonomy to sidestep the institution's traps. Yet Schorske warns against complacency: true rupture demands "mutual surrender," birthing an "intersubjective third" beyond dominance. As Yeboah quips, love isn't shamed—it's just... complicated. In this "old way of mating... dead" limbo, the clips and essays don't prescribe fixes; they validate the mess, urging us to laugh, swipe left on the cringe, and maybe—just maybe—reimagine wanting without the fatalism. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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22 OTT 2025 · The romanticized image of the endlessly wealthy sugar daddy showering his companion with private jets and designer bags is fading in the face of harsh economic realities. A broad economic squeeze is impacting benefactors, who are increasingly mid-career professionals rather than just the ultra-rich, and they are finding it difficult to maintain the "G6 lifestyle."
As one article highlights, these men are now skipping their own meals to cover a sugar baby's nail appointment and lamenting that they can only afford "Delta Economy Class." This financial strain has given rise to "Splenda daddies" and "salt daddies," men who can no longer be as generous as they once were, leading to disappointment and conflict within these transactional relationships.
Sugar babies are feeling the pinch as well, with one complaining her lavish birthday expectations of a trip to the Philippines were dashed when she received a pair of headphones. This new dynamic, where "prices are getting higher, and sex is getting cheaper," has intensified the "hustle" for sugar babies. Finding a viable benefactor has become a tactical operation, with guides suggesting potential babies strategically position themselves in specific high-end locales.
These include exclusive hotel bars, the service centers of luxury car dealerships, private airport terminals, and specific seating levels at major sporting events, all in a calculated effort to "meet their next benefactor out in the wild."
However, this increased financial pressure and the inherent nature of the arrangements can lead to far more extreme and manipulative behaviors. When these "mutually beneficial" relationships break down, some sugar babies have resorted to criminal extortion and fraud.
A legal analysis of sugar dating in Singapore highlights several court cases where these tactics were employed. In one instance, a 23-year-old woman was jailed for cheating a man out of over S$8,000 after pretending to be underage. In another case, a woman filed a false rape report against her sugar daddy following a dispute over payment. Other common manipulative tactics include catfishing, lying about one's age, and, most notably, extortion by threatening to expose intimate materials or the nature of the relationship itself. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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15 OTT 2025 · Dr. Elliot Justin joins the podcast to delve into FirmTech's innovative erection support devices. Discover how these rings, born from medical research into nocturnal erections as cardiovascular health indicators, can revolutionize your sexual and physical well-being.
From tech-enhanced data tracking to performance optimization, Dr. Justin emphasizes prioritizing sexual health and its profound impact on overall vitality, while also touching on the evolving landscape of human relations in the age of AI.
FirmTech offers a range of erection support devices designed to enhance male sexual performance and provide valuable health insights. The product line includes tech rings that not only function as erection rings but also collect data on sexual and cardiovascular health, offering a unique way to monitor well-being.
Additionally, FirmTech provides non-tech rings specifically engineered to optimize performance, including one designed for more intense orgasms. These devices aim to help men achieve harder, longer-lasting erections, boost confidence, and prioritize their sexual health. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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8 OTT 2025 · On a recent episode of The Guardian's Audio Long Reads*, aired on September 30, 2025, reporter Amelia Gentleman offers a vivid firsthand account of the porn industry's dynamic transformation, drawing from her attendance at two pivotal European conferences.
At the Xbiz Adult Industry Conference in Amsterdam—Europe's largest gathering for adult content creators, which attracted around a thousand participants—Gentleman captures an atmosphere brimming with optimism and entrepreneurial energy, a stark contrast to the more subdued vibe she observed at the same event a decade prior.
She attributes much of this uplift to platforms like OnlyFans, which have democratized content creation by granting performers unprecedented autonomy and direct control over their work and earnings, allowing them to sidestep traditional studio gatekeepers and foster intimate fan connections.
Yet, this empowerment comes with shadows: Gentleman and host Helen Pidd dissect how the platform's saturated market pressures creators to escalate into more extreme content to capture attention and sustain income, blurring lines between choice and coercion in a hyper-competitive digital arena.
The episode weaves in broader trends, including the rise of "stepdads"—a nod to taboo genres that have surged in popularity amid these demands—and the professionalization of the sector, where creators now approach their craft with business-savvy strategies once reserved for mainstream entrepreneurs.
Shifting gears to Prague, Gentleman explores the nascent world of "AI girlfriends" at a dedicated conference, where virtual companions powered by artificial intelligence are pitched as scalable, personalized alternatives to human interaction.
Creators express a mix of excitement for the innovation's potential to expand reach and revenue, alongside unease about its dehumanizing effects, such as displacing traditional performers or eroding the authenticity that draws audiences to platforms like OnlyFans.
The discussion probes the societal ripples: how these shifts normalize boundary-pushing in digital intimacy, potentially reshaping relationships and consent in an increasingly algorithm-driven world.
Overall, the podcast strikes a nuanced tone—celebrating the industry's newfound vibrancy and creator independence while unflinchingly addressing ethical quandaries, from content escalation to AI's disruptive force—painting a portrait of a sector hurtling toward an uncertain, tech-infused future.
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1 OTT 2025 · Dating apps have long been associated with finding romance or casual hookups, but recent research reveals a far broader range of motivations driving their use. According to a study highlighted by Global Dating Insights, users are turning to platforms like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge for purposes that extend well beyond love or fleeting connections. From seeking social validation to combating loneliness, exploring identity, or even making professional connections, dating apps have evolved into multifaceted social tools.
A comprehensive meta-synthesis published in the journal *Psychology of Personal Relationships* (DOI: 10.1177/02654075251366963) delves deeper into these diverse motives. The study synthesizes qualitative data from multiple sources to identify key reasons people engage with online dating platforms. While romantic and sexual pursuits remain significant, the research highlights other compelling drivers, such as building friendships, seeking emotional support, and experimenting with self-presentation in a low-stakes digital environment. For some, these apps serve as a way to boost self-esteem through matches and interactions, while others use them to navigate social anxieties or connect with like-minded communities.
These findings challenge the stereotype that dating apps are solely for romantic or physical connections, showcasing their role as dynamic social hubs. As dating apps continue to shape modern relationships, their versatility underscores a broader shift in how people seek connection, validation, and community in the digital age. Whether it’s a quest for love, a confidence boost, or a new friend, dating apps are proving to be far more than just a swipe for romance. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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24 SET 2025 · We dive into the cultural push for companionship during colder months, driven by holiday pressures and the "winter blues," as outlined in *Cuffing Season is back* ). But here’s the twist: could this mirror a calculated agenda? . Are men today unwittingly cuffed to provide emotional and practical support, only to be released post-holidays?
This episode weighs the cozy allure of cuffing season against its potential pitfalls, suggesting a cautious approach to dating this fall. Should you opt for solo holiday vibes over a temporary partner?
We also explore why singles pair up as the holidays approach—thanksgiving dinners, New Year’s toasts, and Valentine’s Day cuddles—only to often part ways by spring. Is this seasonal romance a strategic move by independent women seeking support through the festive season, as hinted by the surge in dating app activity and the "Sept-Oct Rut" breakups. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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17 SET 2025 · Bonnie Blue has launched her controversial "Bang Bus" tour, targeting universities across the UK during Freshers' Week 2025. Her tour, which involved driving a decorated van to various university cities, has been widely condemned as predatory and exploitative, particularly for targeting new students.The tour and its reception.
The "Bang Bus" is part of Bonnie Blue's history of public stunts designed to create outrage and drive subscriptions to her online content. The tour was publicly announced with an itinerary covering cities such as Glasgow, Newcastle, Lincoln, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge, and London.
The campaign has faced furious backlash from the public, student bodies, and politicians who have criticized the potential for exploitation of vulnerable young people. In response, some university towns, like Newcastle, have attempted to ban her from venues.
On the ground, reactions from students have been mixed. While some have mobbed her for selfies and social media clips, others, like one fresher in Newcastle, described a negative experience, noting that her arrival caused their night out with friends to end abruptly.
News outlets like the Daily Star have questioned how participants' ages will be verified. While a spokesperson for Blue's team claimed there would be ID checks and "systems" to prevent fake IDs, the nature of these safeguards remains unclear.
Facing public pressure, universities and city councils have had to respond. Some universities and venues declined to comment, while Newcastle City Council allegedly banned Blue from all bars in the city, according to a claim by Blue herself. In Glasgow, she was forced to move her initial event from Dundee due to outrage and was later spotted near the University of Glasgow.
This is not the first time Blue has targeted students during Freshers' Week. She previously gained notoriety for claiming to have slept with over 1,000 men in 12 hours in January 2025, which led to her being banned from OnlyFans. She has since moved to alternative platforms like Fansly.
The controversies surrounding Blue have been heavily covered by the media, including a Channel 4 documentary called 1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story. Many critics argue that her actions normalize harmful sexual attitudes, though some commentators have noted her skill in monetizing online outrage.
The tour has also prompted public reactions from Blue's own family. Her mother, Lesley Allwight, told the Daily Star that she found the activity "absolutely awful" and felt terrified for students.
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10 SET 2025 · A groundbreaking study has sent shockwaves through the world of modern romance, revealing that couples who meet through online dating platforms may be missing out on the spark that fuels lasting love.
Analyzing data from 50 countries, those who find their partners via apps or websites report significantly lower relationship satisfaction and feelings of love compared to couples who meet offline.
The findings suggest that the convenience of swiping right comes at a cost, with online daters experiencing less emotional connection and weaker relationship quality.
The Internet has fundamentally reshaped how people meet and form romantic relationships. But how significant are these changes, and what do they mean for relationship quality? In a large-scale, cross-cultural study using nationally representative samples from 50 countries, we examined the prevalence of online partner meeting, the demographic correlates of this trend, and its association with relationship satisfaction and experienced love.
Analyzing data from 6,646 partnered individuals (Mage = 41.45, SDage = 13.81), we found that 16 % of participants met their partners online, with this figure rising to 21 % among those who initiated their romantic relationships after 2010.
Individuals in shorter relationships and those with lower socioeconomic status (SES) were more likely to have met their partners online. We found no significant differences in the likelihood of online relationship formation based on gender or age.
On average, participants who met their partners online reported lower relationship satisfaction and lower intensity of experienced love compared to those who met offline, with effect sizes ranging from small to medium.
Given that online dating continues to grow worldwide, our findings underscore the need to enhance support for improving relationship quality among all couples, particularly those who met their partners online.
From fleeting matches to fading passion, the data paints a sobering picture of digital romance, raising questions about whether algorithms can truly ignite the flame of true love.
Could the old-fashioned meet-cute still hold the key to lasting happiness, or are we doomed to scroll through lackluster love stories? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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3 SET 2025 · Fifty years after Esther Vilar warned that men were enslaved by sex-as-reward, her thesis feels eerily prophetic in 2025.
Today’s so-called “independent woman” has new tools of leverage—dating apps that double as marketplaces, sugar arrangements cloaked as empowerment, and a growing underground economy of rent-for-sex transactions.
From false rape claims over unpaid encounters to rising shelter-for-sex scandals in Canada, the transactional undercurrent of modern intimacy has reached a breaking point.
What Vilar once called “the barter of bodies” has become the backbone of digital dating culture, leaving men and women trapped in a high-stakes game where independence, survival, and exploitation blur beyond recognition.
A new wave of headlines—from Canada’s growing “sex-for-rent” crisis to a Singapore teen’s false rape claim against a man who refused to pay her, and undercover stings exposing shelter-for-sex ads—echo the economic framework Esther Vilar laid bare in The Manipulated Man.
Vilar argued that men’s primal need for sex has long been weaponized as barter, with women leveraging their bodies as currency in a system of exploitation that rivals any cartel or oligarchy.
Fast forward to 2025, and the digital age has only sharpened those dynamics: online dating “safety maps” now resemble risk assessments for navigating financial fraud, as transactional relationships bleed into every corner of intimacy—from sugar arrangements to exploitative housing deals. What Vilar described as “sex as a reward” has become a global marketplace where desire, desperation, and dependency fuel a shadow economy of manipulation—and men, despite modern warnings, still pay the highest price. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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10 GIU 2024 · Singles Ditch Desperate Dating Apps, in favor of Embracing Polyamory and Multiple Partners*
In a surprising turn of events, a growing number of singles are abandoning the often frustrating world of dating apps in favor of polyamorous relationships. Tired of endless swiping, ghosting, and superficial connections, these individuals are finding fulfillment and deeper connections through multiple partnerships.
"I was tired of the dating app game," says Sarah, a 32-year-old marketing professional from New York City. "It felt shallow and transactional. Polyamory has opened up a whole new world of possibilities for me."
Sarah is not alone. A recent study by the Polyamory Research Group found that the number of people identifying as polyamorous has tripled in the last decade. While there's no single reason for this shift, many cite the desire for more authentic and meaningful connections as a key factor.
"Polyamory isn't about having multiple sexual partners," explains Dr. Elisabeth Sheff, a leading researcher on polyamorous relationships. "It's about building loving and committed relationships with multiple people. It's about honesty, communication, and respect."
This shift away from traditional monogamy is also reflected in popular culture. Shows like "You Me Her" and "Sense8" have helped to normalize polyamorous relationships, showing that they can be just as loving, committed, and fulfilling as monogamous ones.
While polyamory isn't for everyone, it's clear that it's becoming an increasingly popular option for those seeking deeper and more meaningful connections. As more and more people embrace this alternative relationship model, it's likely that we'll see a continued shift away from the traditional dating scene.
"For me, polyamory is about freedom and authenticity," says Sarah. "It's about being able to love and be loved by multiple people without having to hide or pretend. It's about living my life on my own terms."
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17 MAG 2024 · Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Monday that bans anyone under 21 from working as a stripper or in other adult entertainment establishments in an attempt to combat human trafficking in Florida.
Is it bad to let young women exhaust all options before using her body to make ends meet?
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10 MAG 2024 · Bumble now allows men to make the first move.
Auto erect from AI-driven chats
Premium matchmaking from the integrity of an dating app.
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28 APR 2024 · Challengers: The Case Study For Simps and Toxic Relationships.
Going back to a previous episode where we talked about the movie Challengers coming out the theaters and now that I've watched it my theory has proven positive. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/depraved-and-debaucherous--5267208/support.
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