In this powerful and candid episode of Love Conquers, Kaz and Matt come together to unpack the damaging effects of entitlement-driven behaviours in men and the excuses often used to justify them. From the "because I can" mentality to the deflection of accountability, Kaz and Matt explore the toxic patterns that emerge when personal responsibility is ignored and blame-shifting becomes the norm.
Drawing on personal insights and shared experiences, the duo emphasizes the critical role of individuals—both men and those around them—in challenging these behaviours and fostering meaningful change. They discuss the societal norms that enable harmful actions and unpack the all-too-common tendency for men to explain away their negative behaviour instead of owning it.
Kaz and Matt also highlight the power of taking personal responsibility when encountering these behaviours in others. By calling out entitlement and refusing to let excuses slide, they argue, we can create a ripple effect that leads to healthier relationships and a more respectful culture.
With thought-provoking conversation and actionable takeaways, this episode is both a call to action and a guide for breaking the cycle of harm. Together, Kaz and Matt show how accountability, honesty, and self-awareness can pave the way for real growth—proving that love truly conquers when we all commit to being part of the solution.
Each episode unpacks a relationships issue or life lesson that Matt & Kaz have had to learn.
Content warning: Love Conquers is a podcast for adults that deals with confronting themes of all kinds including mental health, suicide and trauma.
Love Conquers is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment.
If you are struggling, don’t go it alone - please see a healthcare professional.
If you live in Australia, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or go to lifeline.org.au.
If you live outside of Australia, please search for your local crisis line and find support.
This podcast is hosted by Matt and Kaz Page
