I've been getting so many stories sent to me, either through friends or just popping up in my social media feeds, about how Gen Z is the one having the least sex.
On Thursday, another one came across my desk about how Gen Alpha, the one after Gen Z, are preferring the company of AI companions to actual, real-life dating.
Your immediate thought might be that Gen Z women just don't want to have sex, or that Gen Alpha girls just aren't interested in the dating scene. You'd be wrong on both counts. Both are looking for male companionship, but for men, being the companion to a modern woman is dangerous on both a physical and emotional level.
It would take several articles to unwrap a lot of this, and rest assured, I'll be diving further into it, but first, I want to introduce you to someone you may have already heard of, but if you haven't, she needs to be on your radar.
Her name is Alex Cooper. She's the host of the "Call Her Daddy" podcast, and for the most part, she interviews other women, namely celebrities and influencers, and together they effectively promote and pardon some of the most degenerate behavior, usually sexual, that women can engage in.
To give you an example of what I mean, here's a new clip of Cooper telling women and girls that swapping bodily fluids with strangers is empowering and that it might even be wise because you'll understand your sexual compatibility with him. She tells her viewers to ignore prudish friends and family members who encourage taking it slow, and that you should do things like anal on the first date if you want to, because, as she sells it, it's taking control of your time, body, and future.
Warning - language:
Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper advises women to stop worrying about giving the wrong impression on first dates and to F*CK their date to avoid wasting time đđ¤
â keeno ⧠(@ayekeeno) April 26, 2026
âa man wonât just ghost you because you f*cked him on the first date, a man already knowsâ pic.twitter.com/d5xETxs4Ot
She's not someone to brush off, as would be the typical reaction to many. She is the most listened to podcast by women.
According to Elana Moore of NPR, the reason Kamala Harris went on her podcast is that Cooper's demographics are what many CEOs dream about when they fall asleep at night:
- 70% women
- 76% under 35 (93% under 45)
- 48% Democrat / 24% Republican / 20% Independent
- 34% live in the south / 24% west / 22% northeast / 20% midwest
For those asking why Harris went on Call Her Daddy, NPR obtained audience data on the show from Edison Research:
â Elena Moore (@ElenaMMoore) October 7, 2024
- 70% women
- 76% under 35 (93% under 45)
- 48% Democrat / 24% Republican / 20% Independent
- 34% live in the south / 24% west / 22% northeast / 20% midwest https://t.co/OaoIZyrDo1
It's consistently the number one-ranked podcast on Spotify for women and ranked second overall, just behind Joe Rogan.
Why do these women keep coming back? What attracts them? As I showed you earlier, Cooper sells her degeneracy as empowerment while also validating that degenerate behavior through frank talk about experiences and desires while talking to celebrities and influencers.
Earlier this month, I posted another clip of Cooper effectively praising comedian Nikki Glaser for saying she loves it when her boyfriend cheats on her, and that it makes her "horny to think about him doing things with other girls." She couched it as being pro-woman, because if other women want to sleep with her boyfriend, that means he's a quality man.
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And it needs to be understood that Cooper's push to have women be whores is horrifically counter-productive and goes against the natural inclinations of women. Women, across cultures, are far more likely to feel regret after casual sex and one-night stands than men. The bonding hormone, Oxytocin, is far more prominent in women as well, and while it makes for a greater angel when unabused, it makes for a far more powerful demon that makes healthy attachments hard when a woman desensitizes herself to it through constant casual encounters. This makes pair bonding harder and the chances of divorce way higher.
And here's Cooper, advising women not just to abuse their own bodies and psyches by having casual sex with men constantly, but she's also promoting a culture where men cannot trust women. Not only will they not be sure if the woman they're with will want to actually be in a committed relationship, but she may have a body count that competes with a porn star. The higher the number, the less trust a man can put in her.
Women are being told to pursue short-term gratification and validation, but it's men who will ultimately deal with the long-term cost.
So it's no wonder men and even boys are pulling away from the dating scene. No one can be trusted.
And there sits Alex Cooper, modernity's pied piper, helping along the degeneracy that leads to degradation.
