What does it actually mean to be a good woman… or a good man?

In this episode, Glenn and Gia sits down for a raw, unscripted conversation about character vs. behavior, integrity vs. virtue signaling, and why labeling yourself “good” means nothing if your actions don’t back it up.

This discussion dismantles one of the most common relationship myths today:
that being modest, religious, or morally branded automatically makes someone worthy of marriage.

We cover:

• Why behavior matters more than identity labels

• The danger of confusing self-perception with actual character

• How accountability breaks down in modern dating

• Why men cannot claim leadership while dodging responsibility

• The difference between universal moral truths and subjective values

• How social media rewards bad behavior on both sides

• Why porn, promiscuity, and pair-bonding debates miss the real issue

• How weak leadership creates instability in relationships and families

This is not a men-vs-women episode.
It’s a truth-vs-delusion episode.

If you care about integrity, leadership, accountability, and building real relationships in a culture addicted to excuses—this conversation is for you.

🎧 Available on Spotify, YouTube, and all major platforms.

In this raw, no-filter conversation, we break down why modern dating, marriage, and gender dynamics feel more hostile, polarized, and dysfunctional than ever.

Drawing from firsthand experiences on viral debate podcasts, we examine how clip culture, manufactured confrontation, and outrage-driven content reward emotional escalation over honest dialogue. We unpack where masculinity gets distorted, why unchecked rage in the Red Pill space turns nihilistic, and how feminism’s push toward sameness has quietly destroyed polarity between men and women.

This episode dives deep into:

• Why “equal but not the same” is the missing framework in modern relationships

• How emotional collectivism fuels resentment on both sides

• The difference between accountability and humiliation

• Why many men are being robbed of purpose by anti-marriage narratives

• How feminism, Red Pill culture, and black-pill nihilism all fail long-term pair bonding

• Why successful marriages are rarer than the stats admit

• How competition inside relationships kills intimacy

• What real masculine leadership looks like without domination or submission

We also confront uncomfortable truths: unrealistic expectations on both men and women, why modern marriage lacks proper vetting and preparation, and how abandoning biology and human nature creates cognitive dissonance that relationships can’t survive.

This is not about hating women.
This is not about excusing bad men.
This is about truth, responsibility, polarity, and rebuilding relationships that actually work.

If you’re tired of shallow dating advice, rage-bait content, and ideological talking points—and you want a grounded, honest conversation about masculinity, femininity, and marriage—this episode is for you.

In this episode of GLENN AND GIA, we sit down with Candice Horbacz, also known as Eva Lovia, for a no-nonsense conversation titled Porn Saves Marriages.This isn’t clickbait—it’s a serious, uncomfortable discussion about incentives, honesty, desire, sexual shame, and the real reasons so many modern marriages are failing. Candice brings firsthand industry insight, while Glenn Lawrence and Gia MaCool challenge cultural narratives around porn, intimacy, responsibility, and accountability between men and women.We explore:Whether porn is a symptom or a pressure valveHow sexual shame theology and modern feminism collideWhy people avoid hard conversations about desire in marriageWhat actually destroys intimacy—and what might preserve itThis episode will upset people on all sides. That’s the point.👇 COMMENT BELOW: Does porn help marriages survive—or quietly finish them off?👍 LIKE if you value honest dialogue.🔔 SUBSCRIBE for unfiltered conversations on dating, marriage, culture, and truth.#GlennAndGia #EvaLovia #CandiceHorbacz #PornSavesMarriages #MarriageDebate #SexualEconomics #ModernMarriage #UncomfortableConversations