Healthy relationships are founded on mutual respect, trust, and the freedom for partners to make their own choices.

“It's called mutual respect and Trust that's where relationships are based on healthy relationships that's the foundation it's about trusting your partner and giving them the freedom to do whatever they want”

He believes that there is an unfair double standard where men feel entitled to dictate the behavior of women.

“I think it's also the double standard that Chan speaking of in the sense that as men a lot of times we feel like we have the right to tell women what they can cannot do and I don't think we do”

She asserts that traditional marriage models are not supported by the data regarding family and individual satisfaction.

“The primary role for a woman is that she should be staying at home. That she should be devoted to her husband. She should be devoted to her children. The the facts do not back that up. The facts of of famili familial satisfaction don't back that up.”

Pressure to conform to traditional gender roles often stems from insecurity and a desire for control rather than what is genuinely best for a family unit.

“I'm starting to wonder if it's coming from him in that insecure way of being like, "Oh, I'm like I'm going to have to tell my friends I'm a stay-at-home dad." And just wherever all of that is coming from, whether it is the toxic masculinity type stuff or it's just him being weird about the money thi”

Republican tropes regarding masculinity and gender are restrictive and do not reflect the diversity of the American population.

“The thing about this Republican idea of masculinity and these Republican tropes of like how to be a woman, how to be a man, is that they're very limiting, right?”

Men and women possess distinct purposes, with the masculine role centered on work and the feminine role centered on family, and cultural attempts to reverse these create social instability.

“The masculine purpose is to work. The feminine purpose is her family. So, like every man has a masculine and feminine. Every woman has a masculine and feminine.”

Men and women are inherently different, and children require the distinct role models provided by both a mother and a father.

“Children do better when there is a mom and there is a dad. And the reason is that men and women are completely different. They bring very different things to the table.”

Galloway argues that while progress in women's rights is positive, society should be comfortable celebrating distinct masculine and feminine attributes in households.

“I think it's okay to celebrate certain masculine attributes and certain feminine attributes and realize that the most productive households in history, the most secure, loving, productive households in history bring a mix of very distinct masculine and feminine energy.”

There is a biological reality that women are generally more emotional than men, which is part of what makes them women.

“The truth is that men and women are different and we are emotional and I kind of wear the fact that I have an emotional cycle that goes like this throughout the month like we all do like a badge of honor because it's what makes me a woman”

Men and women have specific, complementary roles, and society functions best when these roles are approached cooperatively rather than competitively.

“I think if we can convince people of that, not just in the arguments that we make, but in the way that we actually live our life, we're going to be able to show a lot of young people a way out of a darkness that they've been feeling for a long time right now.”