An insistent guest

Pearl sat down with her latest guest, the inestimable Charles Cuttlesworth. After landing into hot water with her friends Sneako and Adin Ross for various antics, the least she could do was bring on a popular manosphere blogger. Cuttlesworth was a big deal, even more so than Andrew Tate or Nick Fuentes, so Pearl's channel would grow exponentially. The reason she had not already brought him on was because of his insistent demeanor, which could conflict with her lifestyle and podcasting style.

As is typical with Pregame episodes, Cuttlesworth sat in a chair opposite Pearl, while between them was a couch full of four feminists. The conversation began somewhat typically before the topic of gender norms came up.

"So, what are your feelings on gender norms?" Pearl asked her panelists.

"Well," Cuttlesworth took the bait quite assertively, "I think the proper place of a woman is in the household, helping build the next generation and caring for their men."

"I agree," Pearl replied nonchalantly.

"I also think that they should be obedient to their husbands in order to be good wives, would you happen to agree, Pearl?" Cuttlesworth continued.

"Uhh... yeah," Pearl replied.

"So might I ask you something?"

"Of course,"

"Given that you think women ought to be subservient and loyal to men, I think it's a bit strange that you have no husband or children at the age of 26."

"Well," Pearl began to get defensive, "I think it's important to use my talents to spread a message to uplift the alienated young men of the world."

"Be that as it may," countered Cuttlesworth, "I don't think it's especially based that you haven't even settled down with a man, let alone married and begun to have children. That's besides the point, however; you do agree that it is a woman's place to obey a man?"

"Well, that's debatable..."

"Answer the question, yes or no?"

Sighing, Pearl acquiesced to the assertion.

"Well, then, I think it would be best to test your beliefs further. Miss Davis, I would like for you to disrobe on this stage, right now."