Sep 16, 2026 · 46 min · 14 segments
Christian breaks down the difference between a servant girl and a QUEEN, encouraging you to step into the full power of your queen energy. He talks about the curse of the pretty girl, why we shouldn’t…
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The men who say they don't want a relationship but do basically everything a relationship entails and only with one woman, but then fall back on, 'I told you I didn't want a relationship' months to years later when she wants commitment." Hannah says she knows sex is the obvious reason, but would love to hear if I have any additional thoughts.
So my thoughts, Hannah, is why would we even dissect this question? This is like if I presented research for what happens to a person's body if they eat 60 pieces of pizza, and I was like, "This is what happens in your gut, and, and this is what happens to your hormones," blah, blah, blah.
Y'all would be thinking, "Well, who the fuck is eating 60 pieces of pizza?" Like, this isn't important.
No one has to do that, so why did we need the research on this? So why would we dissect a man who said he didn't want commitment? Why would we dissect what happens and what might actually be going on if a woman who wants a relationship steps into that situation with a man? Why are you stepping into that situation, one? And what we really should dissect is why you think you have to walk forward with that man, and you can't get your desires from a man who actually wants the things you want.
Now, I don't know if you're going through this or you just wanted to know in general, but this is not something we should even discuss.
Because if you don't want a relationship and you just want, you know, physical intimacy with a man, which we've covered on previous episodes and we've seen how usually that's fraudulent or leads to someone catching feelings, well, then you-- this, this question wouldn't, wouldn't matter at all, 'cause the woman claims she only wanted physical intimacy.
And if you do want a relationship, there's no reason why you should move forward with a guy who says he doesn't want one.
We're not going to dissect you wanting a relationship, moving forward with a guy who says he doesn't, and then try to figure out the reason why he's fucking you, um, and, and playing boyfriend with you even though he said he doesn't want a relation.
I, I, I think we should listen to men when they speak, and we should trust that there's a man who's gonna step up and say, "I actually want you and can't imagine life without you." I'm not answering this question.
What happens to a person's body if they eat 80 pieces of pizza? It doesn't matter, because who the fuck is eating 80 pieces of pizza? What happens, uh, if a man says he doesn't want a relationship but then starts fucking you and showing up like a faux boyfriend? Uh, doesn't matter, 'cause we shouldn't even be dealing with men who say they don't want relationships.
The men who say they don't want a relationship but do basically everything a relationship entails and only with one woman, but then fall back on, 'I told you I didn't want a relationship' months to years later when she wants commitment." Hannah says she knows sex is the obvious reason, but would love to hear if I have any additional thoughts.
So my thoughts, Hannah, is why would we even dissect this question? This is like if I presented research for what happens to a person's body if they eat 60 pieces of pizza, and I was like, "This is what happens in your gut, and, and this is what happens to your hormones," blah, blah, blah.
Y'all would be thinking, "Well, who the fuck is eating 60 pieces of pizza?" Like, this isn't important.
No one has to do that, so why did we need the research on this? So why would we dissect a man who said he didn't want commitment? Why would we dissect what happens and what might actually be going on if a woman who wants a relationship steps into that situation with a man? Why are you stepping into that situation, one? And what we really should dissect is why you think you have to walk forward with that man, and you can't get your desires from a man who actually wants the things you want.
Now, I don't know if you're going through this or you just wanted to know in general, but this is not something we should even discuss.
Because if you don't want a relationship and you just want, you know, physical intimacy with a man, which we've covered on previous episodes and we've seen how usually that's fraudulent or leads to someone catching feelings, well, then you-- this, this question wouldn't, wouldn't matter at all, 'cause the woman claims she only wanted physical intimacy.
And if you do want a relationship, there's no reason why you should move forward with a guy who says he doesn't want one.
We're not going to dissect you wanting a relationship, moving forward with a guy who says he doesn't, and then try to figure out the reason why he's fucking you, um, and, and playing boyfriend with you even though he said he doesn't want a relation.
I, I, I think we should listen to men when they speak, and we should trust that there's a man who's gonna step up and say, "I actually want you and can't imagine life without you." I'm not answering this question.
What happens to a person's body if they eat 80 pieces of pizza? It doesn't matter, because who the fuck is eating 80 pieces of pizza? What happens, uh, if a man says he doesn't want a relationship but then starts fucking you and showing up like a faux boyfriend? Uh, doesn't matter, 'cause we shouldn't even be dealing with men who say they don't want relationships.
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