Male podcasters say high-earning ladies are ‘masculine,’ much less engaging

This isn’t precisely good publicity on International Women’s Day.

Two male podcasters have been slammed on social media after saying they discover ladies with giant incomes much less engaging.

Tysean Jackson and Ryan Catchings made the controversial feedback on their “Hardly Initiated” podcast in an episode recorded with actual property developer Phillip Karaya final week.

The trio started speaking about males who solely date ladies who make more cash than them, inflicting Catchings to counter that high-earning ladies weren’t really alluring to most males.

“I had a woman tell me: ‘I got a good job, I make very, very good money and the only thing I need now is a man,”’ Catchings mentioned.

He then shockingly remembered considering: “But who wants you? Like, who wants you? If you have achieved these things, you have unfortunately disqualified yourself.”

Karaya then mentioned the idea of hypergamy — the place an individual dates or marries somebody of a better social standing.

“Most women date across and up social dominance hierarchies, and men date across and down,” Karaya defined. “So as men rise up, you have nothing but more options. But if women rise up, they have smaller options.”

“The guys that are in the same space [with successful careers and high incomes] don’t want that [equally successful woman],” he additional theorized.

Karaya claimed high-earning ladies are sometimes “combative and feel like they need to be a boss and all this other stuff.”

Jackson concurred, saying ladies have “fallen out of trust with the masculine” and are actually turning into masculine themselves by prioritizing profession development and attaining unbiased monetary success.

“These women are being taught to prioritize their education, their job and their work,” Jackson said. “Because they have fallen out of trust with the masculine, they have become the f–king masculine.”

Meanwhile, in one other latest episode, Jackson garnered backlash for saying that ladies are “usually happier” when they’re allowed to “play in the more feminine role.”

He claimed ladies weren’t “designed” to tackle dominant roles in society, and that profitable ladies usually tend to be “frustrated as f–k.”

The podcasters have been slammed on their Instagram account, with one girl writing: “Y’all are so weak! The assumption that high earning women are combative in this day and age is just weak and pathetic.”

Another blasted: “Men these days are intimidated by successful women and want us to submit to their … insecurities, lack of motivation, abuse and disrespect just to stroke their ego.”

However, others shared assist for the podcasters, calling their opinions “valid.”

“It’s an ugly truth that women don’t discover until their late 30s after hitting all career achievements,” one man said.