Joe Rogan, the renowned UFC commentator and host of “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, recently shared a humorous take on why he considers himself fortunate to have daughters rather than sons. In episode #2171 of his podcast, Rogan explained that having daughters provides a different perspective, especially when it comes to raising boys. Here’s why he believes he’s lucky:
Rogan humorously stated “I have all girls so they’re mad at me for stuff that doesn’t even make sense… I’ve got a 14 and 16 and then a grown one, 27 year old… They’re just different. It’s just women and girls are just different. I think the universe did me a solid by giving me only daughters because you have a different perspective hanging – like, if I had a son, I’d be like, ‘oh, I got to keep this f**king savage out of jail’ because I’m passing my genes.”
Joe Rogan Explains The Challenges of Raising a Boy
He playfully acknowledges the challenges of raising boys and the need to keep them out of trouble.
“That kid has got to go to the gym. I mean, I got to get you into a jiu-jitsu gym early. You’ve got to start doing challenging things early. And then also you have to deal with the fact that you have a successful father and that puts a lot of pressure on a kid because a lot of kids they try to measure up to their parents or compete with their fathers in some sort of strange way. So, you’ve got to mitigate that in advance and tell them that you’re there for them, you’re on their side.” Joe Rogan stated.
Joe Rogan also mentioned that having a successful father can put immense pressure on a son. Boys often try to measure up to their fathers or compete with them, which can be challenging. With daughters, he feels there’s a different dynamic, and he appreciates the unique perspective they bring. Rogan emphasized that girls are different to raise compared to boys.
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