Can the average family still get by on a single income, or has that become a far-fetched dream? Can traditional gender roles still work, or are they outdated and archaic? In this episode, the guys cover the ins and outs of the "trad-life" from both the male and female perspective. Expect lots of value, insight and laughs!

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INTRO (00:50)

TRUE OR FALSE?

1. Adhering to traditional gender roles is the best relationship model for men, women, children and society as a whole (04:44)
2. Traditional gender roles are about adhering to strict rules and guidelines based on gender (09:03)
3. Due to inflation and increased costs of living, the trad life is not possible for the average couple anymore (11:25)
4. If a woman becomes a trad-wife, she becomes completely dependent on her husband (19:25)
5. Living the trad life is a one-way ticket to happiness and fulfillment (27:20)
6. It is NOT good for a woman to be the primary breadwinner in a marriage (31:39)
7. For the trad life to work, a man MUST be in a high earning career (38:07)
8. Women cannot work outside of the home under any circumstance (42:03)
9. Every task between husband and wife should be divided based on gender (46:28)
10. Living the trad life and being in a biblically based marriage are the same (49:08)
11. Living the trad life is still possible | Closing Thoughts  (55:18)