New Show This Thursday! – How Do You Deal With Clinginess?

Hey people! I’m back with a new show this Thursday at 6:30! Want to participate? What to share your opinions? Just want to listen in live? Click the pic for more info!

Mizz Moodie Live With Montique Stephon of Zenity Fitness

Mizz Moodie interviews and discusses the 90 day rule with Montique Stephon of Zenity Fitness.

Is It Still Worth It To Be The Good Girl?

Tonight Luck Izborne returns to discuss whether or not it’s still worth it to be the good girl or do nice girls finish last.

When is it Cheating?

Me and my special guest co host Brandon Barat discuss at what point does it become cheating. Check it out.

Why Can’t We Just Be Friends?

I’m live with guest co host Luck Izborne discussing whether or not women and men can ever be just friends. Check it out.

That Awkward Moment When He Thinks You Like Him But You Don’t

I wish I had a dollar for every time a male friend has told me that if a guy is being nice to me there’s a very slim chance he’s only looking for friendship.  I understand that may be true but I wish men would understand that it’s not the same for us women, particularly us friendly and polite women.

Personally, I’m friendly to everyone.  It’s not because I’m interested in every guy I come across.  It’s simply because I’m a polite and friendly person.  If you smile at me I’m going to smile back.  If you make a joke and I find it funny I’m going to laugh. It doesn’t mean you’re going to get me in the sack.  I’m just being courteous.

Another thing I wish men understood is then when a woman turns you down gently she probably isn’t playing hard to get.  She’s probably doing just what I said, letting you down easy.  As females we understand how hard it is to deal with rejection and feeling unwanted so we don’t want you to feel bad we just want to let you know we’re not interested. Plain and simple.

A no with a smile is still a no.  The purpose of the smile is just to soften the blow of rejection.  Don’t try to change her mind. Don’t ignore what she’s telling you and continue to chase her anyway. Even if she was just playing hard to get, is that what you really want? Do you really want a girl who plays games? When a real woman like’s a man she’ll say so and she’ll act like it. Period.

Basically the message I’m trying to get across here is that if a woman say she isn’t interested, even if she’s being nice about it, believe her.  She’s probably telling the truth. In the words of Greg Behrendt…SHE’S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU. Well he didn’t exactly say that but you get my point.

Which Would You Choose?

The pic to the right is a screen shot of tweets in my timeline. I thought they were interesting and they got me thinking. It seems like in today’s dating world one often has to choose between true feelings and pure logic.

What I mean by that is…the person you normally have the most feelings for is rarely ever that person that treats you the way a person should be treated in a perfect world. So often you forced to choose between the person who does everything they’re supposed to and the person you actually love.

Now I’m not saying that it’s impossible be truly in love with the person that treats you properly. I’ve seen fairy tale relationships with my own two eyes. But I’ve also seen a lot of people in relationships with people they don’t truly love just because it makes logical sense for then to be together. And I’ve also seen people hopelessly glued to the object of their affections that also takes them through an endless cycle of pleasure and pain.

My question is for those who don’t have the fairy tale. My question is for those who’ve been in the perfect but perfectly boring relationship with the person they don’t really care for. My question is for those fight hard and passionately to make it work with the person that never seems to get it right but you love them to death any way.

Which is the better scenario? Is it better to be in a good but passionless relationship or is it better to be in a passionate relationship (or pseudo relationship) that will never live up to your (or anyone else’s) idea of what a relationship should be?