Does anyone have a positive opinion of Aaron Cleary's YouTube videos and books NSFW ?

It’s YouTube. As long as it doesn’t violate their (fairly lax) terms of service you can post whatever kind of videos you want.

From the small sampling I saw, I found him crude and not knowledgeable about anything. I doubt that he has a college degree. He thinks he is cool because he rides a motorcycle. His attitude toward women is very demeaning. What in the world do you find funny about him? Could you give an example? And it is Aaron Clarey.

You can legally hire yourself out as a consultant on anything as long as you don’t make false claims. There is a lot of questionable, but perfectly legal, advice from the likes of astrologers and faith healers and pushers of homeopathic medicine.

@LostInParadise I like his meta asides and overreacting mannerisms

Sorry but I just don’t see any humor in this. The underlying assumption is that women are responsible for raising children. Once that is removed, once childcare is assumed to be a joint responsibility, then what comes out of his mouth is, as he himself describes it, sexist and misogynistic.

@LostInParadise O.k. to each his own. Thanks for answering so quickly. He so off pudding that it is funny to me. I don’t have children so I wouldn’t know. I don’t want to take an oath of perpetual poverty just yet to raise children that I don’t want with a woman that I don’t love. It makes me feel better from my university days that I didn’t get anyone pregnant. My mom says that I should be grateful that I dodged a bullet.

I can’t tell if you are laughing at him or with him. If you don’t care for children and can’t afford to raise them, then it is fortunate that you did not get anyone pregnant. The continuation of our species depends on people who do not share your view or that of Clarey.