Welcome to the third episode of Idiva’s ‘The South Delhi Girls’ Podcast and today we are discussing various aspects surrounding male ego, its origins, societal implications, and personal anecdotes. Channeling the spirit of the OG South Delhi Girls of iDiva, Kusha Kapila and Dolly Singh, we explore the complexities of relationships, social media, and evolving womanhood, engaging our audience with more relatable content.

They start by defining male ego, describing it as a delicate sense of self-esteem and identity often influenced by societal norms and expectations. They discuss how historically, notions of strength, dominance, and control have shaped the concept of male ego. As the conversation flows, we explore why some men struggle when their partner earns more than them, touching upon traditional gender roles and societal expectations of masculinity.

Drawing insights from the infamous Andrew Tate, they examine how disrespect can trigger male ego and lead to interpersonal conflicts. Personal stories come into play as Sadhika and Radhika share experiences of encountering male ego in various contexts, prompting listeners to reflect on similar situations they may have faced, both in their personal and professional lives.

But it’s not all about bashing men for their fragile ego, the podcast also challenges stereotypes by highlighting that men, like everyone else, crave love, praise, and respect. They discuss the importance of vulnerability and emotional expression, referencing Zakir Khan's perspectives on navigating male ego. Turning to unconventional relationship dynamics, they discuss societal perceptions depicted in movies like Ki and Ka, where gender roles are reversed. They question why women might be more accepting if their partner earns less and explore societal inequalities faced by working women.

Addressing the role of mothers in shaping male ego, they ponder whether upbringing and expectations contribute to men's sense of entitlement and expectations in relationships and society. Lighter moments emerge as they share anecdotes about triggering male egos unintentionally, exploring trivial instances that unexpectedly provoke strong reactions. They conclude by discussing common triggers of male ego that shouldn't be hurtful and invite viewers to share their thoughts and experiences in the comments.

In this episode of "The South Delhi Girls Podcast," we tackle the intricacies of the male ego and its effects on relationships. From subtle power plays to full-blown ego clashes, discover strategies to navigate and manage these dynamics for a healthier, more balanced partnership. Just as relationships thrive on balance, so does your skincare routine. Botanic Hearth beauty and skincare products blend the best of nature and science to ensure flawless results.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:01 - What is male ego?
02:21 - How did the concept of male ego start?
03:08 - Why do men have a problem if their partner earns more than them?
04:58 - What is the root cause of male ego
07:01 - Andrew Tate thinks this is the biggest trigger to male ego…
08:12 - Have you ever been a victim of male ego?
11:03 - Why are male bosses the worst?
12:44 - What do men crave for?
14:49 - Men, it’s okay to cry!
16:34 - Zakir Khan’s perfect definition of male ego
17:29 - Will you date Arjun Kapoor from Ki and Ka?
18:56 - Every Woman's fantasy
23:47 - Are women okay with it if their guy earns less than them?
24:10 - Why is there no equality for working women?
25:41 - Raja Beta Syndrome
26:18 - What's the stupidest thing on which you have triggered a man’s ego?
27:25 - What are the most common things that hurt a male ego?
28:26 - What are the things that hurt a male ego but shouldn’t?

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