Call Her Daddy - Red Flag or Overthinking?

Episode Date: June 7, 2026

This week, Alex checks in from her pregnancy to discuss her latest obsession, Love Island. She then answers listeners’ questions about friendship jealousy, relationship anxiety, family expectations, difficult conversations, and the difference between a red flag and a fear. From Facetune drama to a boyfriend whose mom still monitors his bank account, no question is off limits. Enjoy! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hello, Daddy Gang. Welcome back to another Sunday session. We have so much to catch up on. It is going to be such a good, good Sunday. So I just recorded a full solo episode about my pregnancy journey. And that comes out very, very soon, maybe even this week. I don't know. We'll see. But I'm really excited to share everything that has been going on in my life. life because girl, it's been a lot, okay? But one thing I can tell you about my pregnancy right now, it is giving me the most perfect excuse to lie down, kick my feet up, lean into my 12 different pregnancy pillows, and watch Love Island all summer long every single night, except for, of course, Wednesday because no new Love Island episodes on Wednesdays. And also Wednesday is Call Her Daddy. day, which kind of works out perfectly. But every other night of the week, you will find me on the couch with my heating pad cranked up, surrounded by all of my pregnancy favorite snacks, getting hype the minute I hear, tonight, a hot new bombshell enters the villa. Boom! I'm like,

yeah, Matt walks in the door. I'm like, get out. Get out. He's like, wait, Matt is low-key getting like already invested, even though he said he wasn't going to watch. watch it with me this year. He's already invested. I love it so much, you guys. And I love it even more now that I am pregnant because it's not like I am just watching TV, right? I am taking care of myself. This is self-care through and through. So let's talk a little Love Island season eight, shall we? Oh my God. Okay. I, where do I begin? I feel like this season is, It's already a lot, right? I mean, before episode one even dropped, the internet was, you know, being the internet, stalking the cast, canceling the cast.

It was just like chaos before night one even aired. That's such a testament to the fandom. And I will say the past two seasons, and I think we can all collectively agree, the past two seasons of Love Island have been top tier reality television. There is no denying that. I don't care if you didn't like the cast or you didn't like certain. It was a cultural phenomenon both seasons and each season individually, they broke the internet, right? And so now I can't help but be so fascinated to see if this new season, season eight, will be able to not only maintain that level of hype and traction, but maybe even top it.

Because I feel like last year, everyone said like, oh, this isn't going to be, you know, season six. and then all of a sudden it was as big, right? So let's see what season eight can do. Regardless, I'm going to be watching. Wow. Okay, I just remember when I had, let's do a little throwback, when I had Rob and Leah on from season six, I will never forget Rob showing up in those overalls, his fresh tan.

Leah coming straight from Fiji, showing up, like the most gorgeous woman I'd ever seen in that black corset. remember her like perfect posture the entire episode. That was incredible. And then fast forward a year later. And obviously I had on Amaya and Huda last season for season seven. And that was even more dramatic, I feel like, than the previous year. And I will say that was the first time, guys, that I had ever recorded two episodes of Call Her Daddy in one day back to back.

Like I wrote them both back to back, recorded them both back to back. My brain was mush, but I also loved it. The adrenaline was so high because that is the thrill in just the rush of it, right? Like everything moves so freaking fast on the internet. And to kind of give you like some behind the scenes of the thought process for Call Her Daddy, basically throughout each season of Love Island, so far my team and I tried to predict who we thought was going to be the noisiest and the most. most dramatic of that specific season so I could invite them on the show and start prepping their

interview. But last season was truly so up and down all the way until the very end. So this year, I am definitely without a doubt going to be following along on Polymarket. I am going to be refreshing and checking the Love Island odds every single day. That's all I've been doing every single day and it's only been a week. It's only been a week, but here I am. I'm going to be checking it multiple times a day just so that I can be up to date with what the public is feeling about this cast and this season. By the time this comes out, we're what five episodes in? 30 more to go. Everyone's like, oh, it's so much. 30 more to go. Plus people on Polymarket already are trading on who they think are going to win. Like, I bet it's different than when I last

looked. Okay, are you ready? So the woman that they think is going to win currently. Oh my God, literally, guys, the numbers are changing as I'm watching it. So Bayeah is number one, but it keeps slipping with Anaya. Beah and Anaya are like tied almost. It's going from 49 to 50%. Okay. Then Trinity and Kenzie. I love Trinity and Kenzie so much. The two of them have my heart. Kenzie, we love you. And we love the drama. This is my life. me just like refreshing, refreshing, refreshing. Honestly, I really love the commitment that we don't even know who is going to last as couples. Okay.

And these people don't even know each other yet, guys. It is still, as they say, early days on Love Island, but the internet and polymarket will always have an opinion, which I love to see. So I'll be updating myself every single day. To all the ladies and gentlemen out there who are about to sell their soul and indulge in a Love Island summer, disclaimer i am not saying this is going to become a love island podcast don't worry don't worry just like i said this isn't a pet pregnancy podcast right right right right right we've got a lot of different topics to cover but you can definitely count on your girl to be closely following along belly out snacks on deck and getting really really really into it i would love to know who you guys think

currently is going to come on call her daddy because i have no clue um Um, okay. So that's a little life update. Guys, I feel like there's, that's gonna, it's pregnancy and love island. Oh, and I also am rereading Throne of Glass. So that's kind of my entire summer. And I don't know where to fit any other thing in other than those three things. So I'll keep you updated. Um, but without further ado, I think we should get into some questions of the week. Here we go. First question is honestly really fucked up. So, we need to discuss this. Hi, Daddy. So my best friend posted a photo of us and I thought I looked weird. So I compared the posted photo to the one I have and she facetuned it, which is all fine and

dandy, but she made herself look skinnier and me look fatter. I am so unbelievably upset because why would my best friend since elementary school make me look bad? I just don't know how to address this. I understand society makes women feel like we have to be perfect, but why face tuned me to look worse? I just don't get it. Girl, your best friend is literally an op. Hold on. So when I read this, I was like, there's just no way. There's just no way.

And knowing the ins and outs of FaceTune, I, like, I had to believe for a second, I'm like, maybe she did the thing where like she's pulling in her rib cage. Do you know what I mean? And she's kind of like slicing herself in on all angles. and she's editing herself so focused. She's like, okay, and then bring my hip to here, hip to here, and then bring this here, this here. And she has no concept of what's happening to the right,

which happens to just be your glorious body. And you just got like the shit end of it. You've seen people sometimes when they're face tuning and then all of a sudden if they're moving, like the back wall just completely they forgot to like fix that or something. But I have to believe, I have to believe. that your best friend did not then be like settings approved make myself look like a

Victoria secret model now let's turn to this bitch and then she was like expando patronum expando patronum like I refuse I refuse to I believe in girlhood I believe in humanity that I just I can't I can't I can't accept it for you and I can't accept it for all of us so I think what you could do is you could text her. And because you guys, we've all seen that kind of on the internet. Have you guys ever seen those trends where you face tuned someone or you like make their forehead look huge?

And then they send it to the person being like, do you care if I post this? And then the person has a mental breakdown. They're like, wait, bro. Like that's not what I look like? And they're like, what do you mean? Like look at my forehead. Like I have a 12 head.

Like the fuck. I don't think your friend is playing a prank. on you, but I do think you have the right to just text her and be like, wait, girl, I've been, like, sick over this and I just have to acknowledge it. My body is fully distorted in the picture, and I've gone so crazy and I've looked at the original, like, what happened here? You have to, have to, have to ask her what happened. And I, you have to tell us what her answer is. Okay. Next question. Dude, face tune, like, you can just get so carried away, especially in your own, in your own world with it. And you're like, do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. And then when you're

staring at something for too long, like anything in life, all of a sudden, you go from just a cute little, like, I'm just going to smooth the skin to all of a sudden, like, you don't have cheeks, you know? And actually, your eyelids are gone because you smooth yourself so much that you look like a crescent moon. And it gets scary. So you should usually, if you're going to use that kind of equipment, you should check with people and be like, what do you think of this photo? And then hopefully one of your friends is like, it's awesome if it wasn't 15 times edited way too far. Okay. I am dating a guy who's 31 and on paper, basically perfect. Great job, emotionally intelligent, close to his family, has a solid group of friends, genuinely seems like a good person. But he recently

told me he's never had a relationship longer than maybe six months. He says he was focused on working for a long time and just hadn't met the right person. Is this actually not that weird and I'm over analyzing or is getting to your mid 30s with zero long term relationship experience a legitimate red flag? I love and hate these questions where I'm like, they're so, oh, there's like almost like too much to say. I'm trying to put myself in your shoes because when I met Matt, I loved that he had long-term relationships, had experience, you know, wasn't, I wasn't going to be like the first to really be like, let's move in together. And he's like, I've never lived with a woman.

Like that kind of freaked me out in previous relationships because I felt like there wasn't immaturity to it, even if it wasn't either of our fault. It's just you're going through things in a way that like it's nice when you both. have done it before to a capacity because then you just get to be better versions of yourself at doing it. I do think men in their mid-30s only having six months relationship, I would say wouldn't have probably been for me. However, I don't think it's a complete 100% right off red flag. I like anything I usually say on this podcast, I do think that you need to have context clues like they teach us in school. And you know what? Every fucking time a teacher told me back when I was

young and trying to not fail out. It's like, just look for the context clues, Alex, when I would go up and be like, can you help me? And they're like, just look at the context clues. Like, fuck you in your context clues. Give me the fucking answer, bitch. But now I happen to be that annoying fucking teacher that's like, just look at the context clues. But it's true, especially when it comes to dating men, because I think when you're dating a man, there's so much in dating that can be misconstrued because of our past, because of things that have, you know, triggered us in the past or not worked in the past or worked in the past, right? And so if he has had this one thing and you're so focused on it, but what if, what about this? His apartment is spectacular. He's clean. He's

organized. He is on time for everything. He's so respectful of you. He is making an effort. He has a great job. The way he talks about his relationships in the past is not like, she was a crazy fucking bitch like all you know what i'm saying it's like what is the full picture and i always feel like whenever someone's writing in because i feel like i would have done this in the past when you're writing something like this and i can't help but wonder if there's other things that he's doing in this relationship with you that is alluding or that is making you feel like shit and he's and he's only ever had a relationship like the longest being six months you what I mean? It's like that is the tipping point and the biggest thing you can use to kind of call

out this feeling of unease when if that really was just the, if I had met Matt and Matt had every quality he had when I met him, but his one thing was he had only had six months relationships, I would have read the room a little bit and like, been like, okay, I don't love it, but let's see if everything else is perfect and like really working, then fuck that shit. I'll be the, like, I'm down to be the first long term. one because everything else is great. So context clues, but I don't love it. And I could get shit for that, but I don't love it. Because you know what? I look back at one of my relationships that was one of my more stable potential relationships where like I was in love and this and it wasn't toxic.

But he had not really had long term relationships. And there was just a. different feeling. And maybe it's like a guy thing. I don't know, but like I could just feel that when we like are the building towards a future just felt kind of like this not even a factor. Whereas meeting someone like a mat, it's like he had a foundation. He had goals. He had a vision for what he wanted his life to look like.

And he talked about that very openly, talked about things he didn't like in previous relationships, was very open about things he loved in previous. relationships that he respected of the people. So like I think I need someone who has the ability to talk about their past in a way that's not hiding or, um, fearful of it. And someone, I needed someone who was like very honest and open and was mature. And so my fear is six months gives like, what the fuck is six months? Sorry, but like six months means like you're just getting close and then it ends. Because six months is. like low key it's a little short like at least if it was a year i'd be like all right bro got close to

like it always ended right before they moved in together kind of vibe girl i'm sorry that's tough when you use the context clues you are going to know without a doubt oh well yeah you're right alex that i was just like avoiding acknowledging the fact that the six months thing is also like he and his he has multiple roommates and he hasn't had the same job um he changes jobs every also six months and his room smells like cat litter and he doesn't have a cat you know okay next i have an issue that's been coming up in my relationship i have been dating my boyfriend for over 2.5 years and he's recently brought up the topic of engagement and that he wants to propose within the next year i feel annoyed that it's expected of me to change my last name instead of him changing his or us doing

something hyphenated. We are planning on starting a family and I feel annoyed that I'm the one that's expected to bend on this just because I'm the woman. Any advice on this would be super appreciated. Oh, yikes, yikes. There's so many feelings I have towards this topic because I feel like men are so traditional with this point because they have truly never. had to even conceptualize what it would feel like if we went with the woman's side. How classic is that in the world? Like, men have never had to question their name and their lineage and the history behind that last name and forfeiting it for a new one.

they've never had to think about that. The privilege, it just oozes privilege. How nice. Rule number 955 of why it's great to have a fucking penis. And so I think because historically, and I'm not giving them any fucking grace on this, I'm just talking it through with us as women, because men have never had to even think of this concept, the. minute it's brought up by if they are with someone who is a little bit more progressive or

liberal or whatever it be, I think it stops them in their tracks because, again, they've never thought about it. And so when you have never thought about something and on top of never thinking about something, when something has just been a prerequisite in your life, like, duh, of course. It's like, oh, and my name is John. Like, my name is John and my last name is Smith, and of course my name is going to be John Smith for the rest of my life. Why wouldn't it be? And as young women, we grow up and there is a concept of like, oh my gosh, my name is Alex Cooper, but one day would I change my name? Will I change my name for a man? And we all go through it too in the fun wave, like, oh my God, what if you met a guy named like Larry Mick Carlson Ferson Wadabin?

And you're like, how would Alex McCarsen-Wurston-Wadabin sound? Like, how do you even spell that? And like what I want that on my ID and like what I want that as my presentation like because Cooper sounds kind of better than that. You know what I mean? We go through that in our fucking head and men don't have to ever think about that until recently. Until recently we as women in a beautiful way have started to wake the fuck up and be like, huh, let's have a con. Even even if you're so down to take his last name, you're like, but we should have a conversation about it, right? Because like I'm an individual, you're an individual, we're merging our lives. And like, we want to, if you want to change your last names and have the same last name, whether it's just because you're in love and you want to do that, or it is traditional and you like that tradition, or you want to have the same last name for your children, whatever it be, we should talk about it, right? And when a man is unwilling to talk about it, that is where the turnoff begins for me. And it sounds like what you're saying is your boyfriend is kind of, you're kind of having this conversation by yourself.

And that's why you're writing into me. You're like, hey, girl, mind if I just talk this one through with you right now? Because I don't know where else to go because Rico is basically shutting me out. Oh, this is really complicated because I think that there's a lot of angles here that you need to consider. Number one being, and I hate even saying this. And you just have to be honest with yourself. Does your boyfriend respect women? And I know that actually sounds so crazy that I'm even asking that because it actually sounds like people would be like, of course he does. But like, no, no, no. Like does he respect women in the sense that like you are truly equal to him? Does he respect women in the sense that like if you brought this up is his rebuttal going to be, I would never take your fucking last name. That's that's literally not how this goes. That is that would never happen. A man doesn't take a woman.

man's name, you take my life. And it's all this like very, um, sexist speech essentially. That is my biggest fear for a lot of us when we get into these dynamics because when you are in a heterodynamic, there's a lot of dynamics where sometimes that like undertone of misogyny and sexism doesn't have to boil to the surface. Because a lot of times just in your day to day life like he's lovely he opens the door for you but he really likes his masculine position in your life and the minute and you've never really had to clash and question it you've never had to ask him well what if i took a little bit of the masculinity and you are in your femininity and what the minute that happens if it's like get the fuck away from me i feel like that's a red flag i remember when matt and i had met so

much of what I now in hindsight was doing aside from like wanting to protect my independence and my identity was like I was constantly temperature checking with him to be like I don't know if I ever want to get married and he was like okay like so what like you're like but you're down for like life partner or what it like and he was like interested in what I was saying and I was like yeah I think I'm down for a life partner I just like and I would be committed and all of that but like I don't if I, like, legally need the binding agreement. He was like, that is completely fine with me. And then we would talk through kids and, like, how we would want to raise kids in that dynamic. Like, he went there with me. And then I was the one after almost like two years of dating where I was

like, I want to move in together now after he had asked me. And I had said, no, poor Matt. He'd asked me to move in. I was like, no. Then, like, I eventually turned around. I was like, I'm ready. And everything had to be on my own terms. I think because I was just super hypersensitive to the fact of like as women, it's hard not to, and I know this is not for everyone, it just really for me, I needed to make sure that I was asserting some form of power in all of the guys that I've ever dated. And a lot of them, when I did any form of this, it was like pushback, resistance and if anything, maybe even a breakup. And with Matt, everything I tested, it was like, oh my God, wait, this is the dream, the way he's responding. When it came to our names and everything, that was a conversation

that Matt was like, I would never, ever, ever ask you to change your name. And I was like, I'm not like 100% opposed, actually, weirdly. It's to do a hyphenated thing. I just want to think about it, one, from the standpoint of my public situation and two, for our kids. And so we had a lot of conversations about that. I know this is kind of long-winded. I think it's like it's too hard to just give you a quick answer, though. I think you are someone who clearly is having adverse reaction to,

your boyfriend is giving you clearly not the response you want and not even just that. The fact that you're writing like, I'm expected, I don't love that for you. And so I think that my advice is like you need to sit him down and you need to be honest. Because if this is actually the person that you are going to spend the rest of your life with, you clearly are a very smart person and you seem like you have boundaries and you respect yourself, right? and so you're like, wait a second, you're asking the right questions. I'm not, even if you take his last name, you should be asking. Well, wait a second, like, why do I have to do that? And then everyone's

rebuttal. I love it when everyone's rebuttal is, well, every single one of us has a man's last name. And isn't that fucking ironic? Well, your last name, Cooper is from a man. I know. And isn't that ironic? that all of us just have men's last names. I know. That can just start the book. If we're writing like a misogyny patriarchy book, that's it, right? Like, boom. Because it's like, what the fuck?

And now we're all waking up to it. So you have every right to be asking that question. I also want to clarify, if there's any woman watching this that's like I didn't ask, I wanted to take his last name, that is so your. decision and I so respect you for that. That's so, so fair. And I totally get it. Also, there's really lovely things about tradition, right? And sometimes we don't need to think too much into it. But as a woman, this, this is something that it is fair to ask the question about. Because guess what? I'm about to push a baby out of my fucking vagina. And all these women,

and then we just, I do all this work. And then we put the man's last name on the baby. like there it begs to have some questions and some conversations so have the conversation with him and if he completely shuts you down and he's a misogynistic pig and he's like i don't really give a fuck probably not your husband girl i just fucking rave me up but i do think that's the point is like what what we're missing is like it is so okay to go with tradition but you have to make sure that you're doing it because you're like, oh, yeah, like, that's fun and nice. And like, I, I'm down. Yeah.

But we had the conversation and I know you respect me. And this is a mutual decision that we've both made and we've talked through incessantly. And we both feel really good about it. You didn't just get to make the decision and be like, if not, like, I'll go find another fucking bitch that will do it. Like, I'm not going to put up with this. And then you just have to like scurry and chase after him and, like, go along with it.

That's not how you have to live your life. Okay. How should I think about it when my long-term boyfriend is invited to weddings without me? In general, but specifically when the person knows me and is connected to his family. I don't like this. I don't like this at all. And I don't like this because I hate doing this, but my first question is like, what have you been up to? I don't like looking at the daddy gang with suspicious eyes, but I'm like, what's going on?

What's going on over there? Because to not be getting that invite multiple times, multiple times. It's one thing if it's one, you know, like they're keeping it tight or budgets tight or something and like they didn't give plus ones. Multiple weddings. Franny's getting left behind. What's Franny been up to? Because my gut worries and says,

Because people don't want you there. And I hate that answer because I'm defensive of you already because I'm like, your daddy gang, you're writing in. But then I'm like, okay, so let's talk it through. Why the fuck would people be inviting your boyfriend to all these different weddings? And you've been in long-term relationship with this person. These are people you also know. And he's the one getting the invite.

Okay, two things. Number one, either this is like, these are really extremes. And I hope I'm wrong on both of them. But this is the only context I have. So spare me. Number one, you would be really upset to find out how your boyfriend talks about you. And what I mean by that is there's a potential that all of these people aren't inviting you because behind the scenes, the way he speaks about you, and he is close enough with these people

that he has an understanding that you're not getting invited. And that's for a reason. And then he goes and he lives his best life at these weddings. and like this may not be this may be a relationship that doesn't have a foundation of honesty like I don't know I'm not saying he's fucking bitches at these weddings but like okay that's like my fucked up pregnancy brain going like oh my god this is bad and then the other way that oh my god this is bad is like you drink too much you talk over everyone you're loud you're ruining nights where everyone's trying to have a good time you're rude you're mean you're not

aware, like, again, I'm not actually saying this about you, but I'm just trying to rack my brain of like, what would warrant no invite? The only thing I also think, I hate, I'm not going to name this episode context clues, but honestly context clues. How does your boyfriend respond when you don't get invited? That interests me. That would tickle my brain to know the answer to that because if he's, I'm picturing it, you're in the kitchen, the save the date comes in, he opens it, babe, what's that? Oh, uh, nothing. You're like, no, what is it? Oh, um, Marty and Fern are getting married this summer. Oh my God. Wait, I'm so excited for them. Where is it? Where are we going? Uh, not we. Me. And you're like, huh? And he's like, it, uh, it's for me. I didn't get a plus one.

And then you're like, what do you mean, Todd? Like, I'm your girl. I'm Franny. Like, come on, Todd. Like, we go everywhere together, Todd. And he's like, I'm so sorry, babe. Like, yeah, you didn't get the invite this time. And then he just walks off.

Then Todd's in on it, Franny. Okay? Because what the appropriate reaction would be, what the fuck? Like, I don't know. They know we've been together for so long. That's fucked up. I didn't get a plus one. like should I call and ask?

Like I don't want to be rude, but like obviously I'm not going to go without you. That's just like fucked up. So like I don't know. If like if they're close enough, he'll talk to the person. If they're not close enough, maybe I'm not going. Like I don't know. There would be back and forth of you guys trying to dissect. Why the fuck am I not getting invited?

And that doesn't seem like it's happening. And you're just kind of like sitting in the corner like, have fun at the wedding, Todd. And he's like, I'll be back, Franny. That's fucking crazy. If when Matt and I were dating and we're like five years in and he's going off to these weddings and I wasn't getting invited, oh my God. I think there's something going on and you really need to get to the bottom of it. But I don't think I have enough, I don't have enough information to answer this one for you. But it's one of the, I think it could be one of the two that I just offered. And I don't like either of those for you. So I'm here for you. And please write in what the fuck happened because I don't like that for any. I don't like that at all. Okay. I recently learned that my 32-year-old boyfriend still uses a primary bank account that's linked to his mom. The signs were there for a long time, but now I don't think I can look past it anymore. He has an appointment for a new tattoo soon and told me that he's worried his mom will notice the large charge on his, his bank account, babe. It's glorious. It's not his.

And she will criticize for him. both the money and the tattoo. I think it's time for him to grow up and be more independent of his mom and get his own fucking bank account. How do I have a serious conversation with him about this? This is bad. This is really bad.

This is really bad. I don't like this at all. Let's talk. First of all, sharing a bank account with your mother at 32 years old as a grown man and it not being like he's sending his mom money and helping her out or even like she's helping him out because he was going through a hard time sharing a bank account.

I want to know what else they're sharing. I want to know what else is going on. I want to know what Fred and Gloria's relationship is like because I have a feeling Fred and Gloria, I don't like this. And I don't like this for you specifically because let's put Fred and Gloria over here. Son and Mommy. What I don't like for you, Patricia, is that Patricia is, we're already seeing a little dynamic that's being created that what's his name? Fred?

Fred. That's also my dead dog's name from child to shout out. He was a good one. like for you, Patricia, that there's already a mommy son dynamic that seems no, Bueno. Unhealthy. Mother's son dynamics like that, where it's just a little like crank of the head, like, you just, you got to be careful when you're the girlfriend coming in because there's a couple things going on. Number one, it could be really fucking, like, you're just like, I'm literally dating a mama's boy and this is just fucking crazy and she would literally take him

to the end with their bank accounts merged as long as he's like still sucking off the teat. or number two, when he does disengage and dislodge from said mother's bank account, which I would love to know what the actual ratio of their money is together, because why do I feel like he's just, it's Gloria's bank account. And Fred is living off Gloria. You know what I mean? Because how do you, how would we divide the assets when the time comes at all of its merged together? That's fucking crazy.

Think about that. I merged my bank account with my dad. What the fuck would you, what, the how the fuck what but if he disengages and it's like okay goodbye gloria why do i feel like now it's just your fucking problem it really does feel like this is fucking weird i i mean again people may come for me and my immediate response will just be like pregnancy brain i don't know oh maybe but i really think i could be right on this one guys times are crazy i think that any man that has a merged bank account with his mother.

And if it is not for him to be helping his mother, this is a red flag through and motherfucking through. And the fact that he is worried that his mother is going to get upset with his financial spending on his new big ass fuck ass tattoo. Who the fuck is this man? His name is not Fred. Fred sounds honestly intelligent and a little too fucking with it. Fred is a stockbroker or is in some type of tech.

This guy's name, what the fuck is this guy's name? His name is like, fuck. I've got it. I've got it. Justin. Justin. Sorry, Fred. Justin.

Also, RIP. Sorry, Fred. My dog was way better than this. Okay. Justin and Gloria, it is so not your problem. And so, again, I think you need to look at your life. This man is 32 years old. What else has been going on?

Do you pay for every meal? Or is Justin putting on his mommy's card? What happens when mommy's card goes away? Have you asked Justin this? My gut says, sit him down if you want. But you could also run. You could also hide it the fuck out of there, you know? You could also pivot so quickly and just get yourself a guy that you don't even have to

have to send this kind of question in. Because I don't know. I just don't like it. I just feel like men and their mothers. If there's any weird shit like that, it really freaks me out. I had dated a mama's boy before. And let me just tell you, I have nightmares about some of those interactions, stories, and light things that I was like, this feels, you know what I mean?

I don't even to end the statement. So I guess the moral of this story is if you ever date a mama's boy, and it is verging on that like question mark face where you're like, I just don't know if I'm seeing this right. You are. You're seeing it right. It's him and his mom and they're fucking weird. And you need to excuse yourself from the dinner table and get up and leave and never come

back, even if you leave some of your stuff there. But maybe he's like such a good guy. And honestly, I'm being dramatic. That'll like save it. in case I have like any of these like type of people online that are like that's so crazy. That will kind of cushion it. But maybe Justin's such a good guy. And maybe it's just a one off and he just wanted the new tap.

And then everything's going to go back to normal and you're totally fine. But I do agree he should eventually split ties with his mom. I would love to know like well Justin like how would that work. Why don't you ask him? Like what's the percentage of like your finances and hers in there? Like who how would you how do you how do you keep track? Walk me through that. Do you want to go to a financial planner together? Let's talk about it. Whip out your finances.

Before you whip out your dick and we have sex one more time. Let's pause on our sexual relationship. Let's go whip out our finances. Let's have a little chat, Justin. Let's a little have a transparency. And you know what? Bring Gloria. Bring Gloria down and let's do the thing. But like maybe it's just like too fucking messy. Like are you obsessed with this guy or you're just like, I've been like kind of dating him? I don't fucking know. Honestly, men are weird. And if anything, gives you weird vibes. Just, oh, I sometimes I think you have to run.

Okay, that is it for this week's episode. I am so excited because a new episode of Love Island is on tonight. So that's what I will be doing. And, ooh, what else is going on? Oh, I am going on a trip with my girlfriends coming up, which is very, very exciting. So I have a lot of packing to do, a lot of planning. to do a lot of work to get ahead on. Maybe going to get some new extensions put in my head. Oh, it's going to hurt. It's going to feel so good. But when in doubt, if you're feeling like shit

about yourself, pop in a couple extensions. And then all of a sudden, you're like, we're so back. And I kind of feel like that's where I need to leave you guys for this Sunday. It was fun. It was weird. We used our context clues. And I want to check Polymarket one more time. dude what now Melanie is this frontrunner you guys literally I started this fucking episode and it was Baya and Anaya were at the top and now Melanie is expected to win let me tell let me tell let me tell me something about Melanie Melanie it's hard with love violent because drama is drama okay and love or hate any of these people drama is drama and that is what's It's entertaining. So it's too soon to judge any of these women. We can judge the men a little bit. It's

too soon to judge these women. But I do think we have some really, really good television and good eggs on our hands. And it's so early in. And there's already a lot going on. So I'm personally, ooh, I'm going to get my sour patch, my donuts, my in and out, my ice cream. I'm going to put my compression socks on and I'm going to have the day have have have the night of my life. Okay, love you guys so much. Look out for a very, very, very, very exciting Wednesday episode this week and I will see you fuckers then. Goodbye.