During the latest episode of their show, media personalities Gbemi and Toolz explored an unconventional theory about modern frustration. According to them, a significant amount of the anger and hostility seen in society could be reduced if individuals experienced more satisfying intimacy and improved financial stability.
Toolz argued that many people may be having frequent sex, yet not every sexual encounter is genuinely enjoyable. She suggested a scenario where 80 to 90 percent of intimate experiences are fulfilling. In her view, this would lead to calmer behavior and more empathy in everyday life.
Using a vivid example, she noted that someone whose emotional and physical needs are consistently met would likely react with patience if their car was accidentally hit, assuming it was an honest mistake.
Gbemi supported the idea and added that money plays a similar role in people’s overall mood and tolerance levels. Economic pressure breeds tension. When that pressure is relieved, individuals tend to show more kindness and understanding.
Their conversation humorously pointed to a serious observation. Sexual satisfaction and financial security both affect stress regulation and social behavior.
A population that feels fulfilled and less burdened may simply have fewer reasons to lash out.
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