She believes it is often better to remain single than to settle for relationships that do not align with her personal goals or standards.

“I don't want to get into it because I'm going to start going on a rant but no you show up oh it's fine this one's good I wish I wish somebody I wish somebody would tell me you're not like other guys they always just say you're you're like [ __ ] you're a little bit funnier”

She characterizes her previous long-term relationship as toxic and claims her ex-boyfriend stole money from her.

“when we broke up I saw that he was stealing like thousands of dollars from me I I'm like yo I'm gonna sue your ass he's like well if you do that I'm gonna sue you for common-law marriage and take the half of everything you own”

Entering a relationship with someone involves navigating their family dynamics, and it is unreasonable to stay in a relationship where that family consistently disrespects you.

“I am not interested, no matter how wonderful the man is, I don't think I'm interested in marrying a trash family who disrespects me.”

A person should not be in a romantic relationship where they feel the need to prioritize someone else's preferences over their own happiness or well-being.

“If you have an inkling and you're like, I know this isn't, but it's fine for now. No, do not waste another day.”

She believes it is healthier to move on and set boundaries when someone behaves badly rather than holding onto resentments.

“I'm not in the business of trying to convince people to like me. They either do or they they either do and it's and great. If they don't, I move on.”

When a partner triggers a negative emotional reaction, the best approach is to slow down the conversation to explain the deeper feeling rather than retaliating.

“When it comes to being triggered, you first have to slow everything down. Means I'm going to talk slower. I'm going to lower my volume rather than getting amped up and I'm going to let them know that something else is coming up for me more than what you said.”

True intimacy in a relationship requires moving beyond transactional interactions into a deep, conscious connection that supports spiritual growth.

“They began and ended in sex. That's not a relationship. I thought that was very intimate. There's no intimacy in it. It's mutual praying of one person upon another.”

He claims that there is no single predestined partner for anyone, but rather that a relationship is built by two people choosing to put in effort.

“I personally don't believe that there is just one person in this earth that's made for you I think that you find somebody that you align with very well and you decide hey this is a person I'm going to work with this is a person that's worth me putting in the effort”

She believes that a relationship requires both people to actively work on themselves to be successful.

“it is challenging so I understand when there's people that come with the question of you know what do I do if my partner isn't into this because you start to notice the things that are holding you back and you could see it maybe you know what's happening for them and you want to help the”

Modeling the desired behavior is a more effective way to influence a partner than reacting aggressively to their negative actions.

“I think it's important to model the behavior that you want from your partner”

A partner who pays for another person's plastic surgery or body enhancements should be entitled to them back if the relationship ends.

“I need all mine back. I'm just saying if if any at any point I'm not I'm just obviously speaking hypothetical. If I paid for, you know, your your breast to get done, if if I paid for your lips, uh, or if I paid for, you know, your your body, just whatever it might be, and and we don't work out. I ne”

He believes that love is a fleeting emotion and that in practical adulthood, especially for women, financial and social stability often outweigh romantic feelings.

“In the beginning, when you have There is an attraction. If you had emotion, people would hate you. Will also give it to you. But when people become practical Then people's emotions end. Then they think about the transaction. Think from an economic perspective and possibly Girls are more practical th”

He views marriage as primarily a business contract rather than purely an emotional arrangement.

“marriage is a business contract at the end of the day”

Chris D'Elia believes that any arrangement where a woman demands money to go on a date is inherently transactional and undesirable.

“Anytime you make something transactional, it's not”

Mike claims that most male friendships with women are primarily based on sexual attraction, even if the man is currently in another relationship.

“I would say man, ladies, I'm sorry to tell you this, about 80% of your male relationships, and I might be being generous, are based on because they're attracted to you. And they only sitting there because they attracted to you.”

Almighty Suspect believes that men cannot have purely platonic relationships with attractive women because the opportunity for sex is always a factor.

“It's cool until she's down to [ __ ]”