i love mandii and thinks she's hilarious and well-meaning, but she simply cannot speak outside of her own perspective. she lets her own trauma with her dad, men, etc. color every single conversation. i understand providing your perspective, but be able to speak outside of it too. this is just bad podcasting at this point and it's so glaringly obvious. just because you had a bad relationship with your dad, doesn't mean a good parent can't exist! good parents and perfect parents aren't the same - which is exactly why perfect and good are 2 different words.
@yellowismeАй бұрын
Agreed. There's a lot of projection going on there.
@kianahughes7373Ай бұрын
I feel like Mandii is conflating “good” parent with “perfect” parent. Because you absolutely can be a good parent but you’ll never be perfect.
@tayemchsband2Ай бұрын
@@kianahughes7373That’s my girl but she was conflating a lot this episode!
@CiaraphyzzleАй бұрын
Trauma. Probably why the reason she doesn’t want to have kids.
@ToDaMaxxxАй бұрын
She projects a lot of her shit onto the pod. To be doing this for so long I often wonder why she hasn't changed this part of her podding style
@Cami_CCАй бұрын
Totally agree.
@josephtuman9985Ай бұрын
Agreed 💯
@ajayyy928Ай бұрын
Weezy is just more emotionally intelligent than Mandii and it’s as simple as that. Probably the root of all their issues.
@EthanAmorReactsАй бұрын
I just came from mandiis live but i think its a little hypocritical to say a gay man cant give straight couples advice but you also said on your live that you can give advice on parenting even though you dont have kids. Its very picky and choosey and a little ignorant even with the excuse of saying it from a childs point of view because i could just say that my advice for a straight couple is just coming from my view as someone in a relationship in general.
@MandiiBTVАй бұрын
I NEVER said I could GIVE advice on parenting. Ya'll do not listen and comprehension skills lack. -M
@EthanAmorReactsАй бұрын
@@MandiiBTV I mean I can say the same to you with half of your arguments. YOU don’t LISTEN you just speak OVER people without COMPREHENDING.
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
Exactly the fundamentals of relationships and making them last are the same in both gay and straight relationships
@jannieorange6110Ай бұрын
Episode was cool and all but Id really love to hear your take on Andrew Schultz and Alexx Media (who you all work with intimately, at least Weezy) joking and laughing about Black women and their negative presence/impact in relationships.
@smome777Ай бұрын
I want to hear what they have to say but not realllyyyyyy..........I feel like it's going to come down to "we know him in real life so we don't care". I love these ladies but like what can they truly say about what happened like..........now I know how Alexx feels about black women and these women being biracial is never lost on me......I think sometimes we need to take in the entire picture and just take it as it is........ Again.....I love them downnnnnnn, but they brought Vinny from Jersey Shore on the pod and he mentioned Italian NYers racism as "cute racism" and they also laughed.......so yeah........ Just have to see it as what it is and what the "capacity" is.....I know what I can & CANNOT get from them. *shrugs*
@amandar8699Ай бұрын
They will probably bring it up on Patreon
@cvstaff22Ай бұрын
I agree with Weezy, we definitely need more content on healthy fatherhood
@toniedwards6700Ай бұрын
Mandii just be talking 😂😂😂😂
@cheriebelfon6878Ай бұрын
For the first time I agree with what everybody says she can’t see pass her option lol love her to pieces tho 😂
@sharettayoung872Ай бұрын
It never seems to me that Mandi actually listen to the question or details of things outside of sex. You don't need to know the definition of an "active dad" to know what an active parent is. And comparing the amount of time you put into your children and a side chick is wild! She gives off the vibe as long as I'm taken care of Idc what you are outside of our relationship.
@lillylanaeАй бұрын
“As long as we don’t argue.” The end of the podcast “wrap it up then” 😭
@SykobabiАй бұрын
If you’re spending that much bread on a dating coach, it’s with marriage (or life partner) in mind…not something casual that you’ve been doing for free anyways. Ngl, Mandi I love you but sometimes it seems like u just wanna debate for sport lol
@roundjuanАй бұрын
yea i think i’m officially tapped out of this pod. mandii’s ignorance is just too much for me.
@Cami_CCАй бұрын
Trying to compare autism with pedophilia is insanely WILD. Autism is NOT a sickness; Pedophilia IS a sickness and a crime. It's gross to put them in the same sentence.
@NateAnthonyTOАй бұрын
I feel like I understood her intent. The words could be misconstrued, but I don't believe she meant it negatively, more so that both things are not nuerotypical and are/need to be treated with their own criteria..
@smome777Ай бұрын
That's not what she was trying to say. Think about it less as a "sickness" and more as, this is how their brain is wired. & you can't rewire someone's brain if they are born to function in that way. Nature v. Nurture can be debated with pedophilia however, there are many victims who don't turn around to victimize others. I don't think they are "created". Both of these categories of humans are born the way they are on a neurological basis. All that to say.......don't think of the comparison in a negative way, think more critically than that. ❤
@Cami_CCАй бұрын
@@smome777 Thank you for this. I appreciate your feedback. I can and do think critically, but I still disagree ... and that's okay.
@ISR223Ай бұрын
@Cami_CC Thank you! Definitely gave that moment major side eye
@smome777Ай бұрын
@@Cami_CC I agree that it's okay 👍🏾
@elexis3728Ай бұрын
The aesthetics of the room is niiiice! The different shades of tan and gold with the two of them wearing black is a vibe. Everything looks really good. Ok, now back to listening.
@Mary-op2lmАй бұрын
mandi is weird for debating that man’s marriage based on legality that’s soooo sus
@Mary-op2lmАй бұрын
also the way she’s saying homosexual
@MandiiBTVАй бұрын
I didn't DEBATE it. I asked a question. Idc idc -M
@naturalllysadieАй бұрын
I agree
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
But she loves effing men
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
Wow mandiii but u didn't say none of this to him when he was on the show tho!! smh.... LOL YOU KNEWW BETTERRRRR!!!
@CurtisHoosier-xj6cvАй бұрын
Facts...
@crybabykermit8651Ай бұрын
That part!
@nataliamwinzi9321Ай бұрын
Right, she should have asked him when he was on the show
@KrystynGreenАй бұрын
Weezy’s fits are always tea
@tsahyecloud6604Ай бұрын
Mandi saying she can’t take advice from a homosexual on dating is crazy . They date men and so does she . They may be more qualified . You can learn something from any one .
@maishesbeautifulАй бұрын
as a PANSEXUAL/bisexual Woman. i agree completely with her, if im in a “heterosexual relationship” im not getting advice on someone who wouldn’t know the lifestyle of a heterosexual man
@DatKat28Ай бұрын
I do tooo.. homosexual male has a total different mind than a heterosexual male. @@maishesbeautiful
@maishesbeautifulАй бұрын
@@DatKat28 everyone is acting so appalled. he has no idea the romantic lifestyle of a heterosexual man. yes they can give advice on everything else.. man to man. but the ROMANTIC relationship dynamics are vastly different.
@aprilshowers3331Ай бұрын
Very true, Mandi’s Autism comment was wild too🤦🏽♀️
@ChristalJАй бұрын
@@maishesbeautiful You think gay men don’t know the lifestyle of heterosexual men? 😂
@nancerod7193Ай бұрын
I think comparing a psychotherapist with phd degree to a dating coach should be different conversations. A dating coach should be judged on their success for their customers and therapist on how well is their interventions & message.
@chelsim7398Ай бұрын
Agreed!!
@AC_WellsАй бұрын
A Radiation Oncologist is not required to have cancer to provide treatment to patients. This perspective overlooks the significance of knowledge as the fundamental basis for comprehending any subject. Knowledge essentially comprises shared experiences passed on from one individual to another. Knowledge is power when wielded with care.
@katarinaskinner1704Ай бұрын
Spending quality meaningful time to connect with your kids is a big part of active parenting.
@mariangeldiaz3235Ай бұрын
I stop liking Mandy more and more each episode. Her energy is ugly, and why didn’t she say any of that while the guest was there?! Therapy hasn’t helped her one bit. Just take Mandy out the equation, Weezy is a MUCH more pleasant personality and host!!
@Brandonforever21608Ай бұрын
100%
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
She KNEWWWWW anwar would have readddd her downnnnnn!!! She was scared
@yellow54321Ай бұрын
@@KarterChanellehahaha! I said the same thing. She knew not to play with him in his face lol
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
@@yellow54321 frienddddd she KNEWWWWWWWWW!!!!! She talk all that smack but was on his heels when he was present.. & now this! Chilleee she’s so transparent!
@iAmBeauty-Ай бұрын
Whoah! Idm majority of your comment but the “therapy hasn’t helped her one bit”. That’s for her to truly give an answer and yoUR on EP 388 and just now not liking her much??… go back 388 episodes and lmk what u Really think 🤷🏾♀️
@MsSmith-kh8bcАй бұрын
I disagree with Mandii that there aren’t any good parents. I’m friends with some amazing mothers…. I also did agree on the dating advice from Anwar. He gave some great advice on boundaries that I think would’ve saved me a lot of wasted time had I known better. I don’t think you necessarily have to have direct lived experience to witness something and advise on a better way. I think we should be open to learning instead of shutting things down at hello.
@patchjohn1986Ай бұрын
Mandii acting like she ain't got that Florida accent is crazy lmao. Also, love that Eddin's back. I never wanted him to leave
@patrickarnold3000Ай бұрын
Got too defensive at the end ! cringe worthy
@latoiwalkАй бұрын
Anwar gave some great advice from a "dating coach" perspective. He's a person. He has dated. And I doubt you guys would have had him on the show if he had a failing rate of people he has helped. So saying he's a gay man so I wouldn't take advice from his is wild. Also there isn't a such thing as a perfect parent. Most parents are doing the best they can anyway with the resources they have. But you can be a good parent and have some failures just like you can be a "bad parent" and have some good moments.
@ceelove7092Ай бұрын
You CAN be a good parent , Mandi confused .
@dbarnes93Ай бұрын
I listen to Whoreible every week for the unapologetic insight outside the cisgender heteronormative hellscape we all live in. Mandii has always been loud, proud, and a voice for this space… but this week? I’m disappointed. 😔 Why dismiss someone’s entire work just because their sexuality doesn’t align with yours? Hasn’t she always celebrated and enjoyed the queer community? She’s literally praised queer folks for the way they handle relationships with high integrity. So, why switch up now? And can we talk about how defensive she got when Weezy (btw, LOVE you downnnn!! Let’s be besties lol) asked perfectly valid questions? This episode was tough to watch, especially for a solo ep. I get that she likes to fully form her opinions before diving into a topic, but Mandii-pick a side! Queer people aren’t just here for your pleasure, boo… we’ve got full lives too.
@ayoshekinah4674Ай бұрын
Perfectly worded. Last sentence, 10/10!!
@mm0llssАй бұрын
She’s not dismissing it, she’s saying it doesn’t work for her. His accreditation still stands, just not with her. & let’s not act like the queer community isn’t critical or in some cases don’t mess with certain groups/“types”
@chelsea3845Ай бұрын
Mandii is queer too but I agree with what you’re saying
@taycharlese29 күн бұрын
@@mm0llsswhat she’s doing and been doing don’t work for her either lmao she’s never been in a healthy relationship. Ever
@mayraysann7480Ай бұрын
I grew up in household with two parents but the absenteeism for my father was well noted. As an immigrant dad similar to Mandi’s he was physically present for lots of the big things but emotionally was completely removed.
@pumpkinsouffle17Ай бұрын
Autism is not a "sickness"...
@aprilshowers3331Ай бұрын
Right! Mandi please educate yourself, that comment was very offensive
@ToDaMaxxxАй бұрын
Mandii acting like she aint the one starting "beefs" is hilarious. She usually does it with herself. You're the common denominator, sweetie. Honestly, grow the hell up. She started all of them
@MandiiBTVАй бұрын
There is no BEEFS! Lmao. Hilarious you know NOTHING. Now scram -M
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
@@ToDaMaxxx preachhhhh!!!!
@axa5005Ай бұрын
I was dumbfounded when she said that 😂 She can’t really believe that, she’s trolling.
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
Yeah this seemed like she was coming for his whole career smh
@talia2766Ай бұрын
Great conversations today! Especially the parent convo. My son’s dad and I live in different states and I always considered him an active dad. He saw him minimum once a month and on school breaks. We recently switched roles so my son lives with him full time and the mom guilt is toughhh. I never once thought his dad didn’t do enough but now that the roles are reversed I’m constantly trying to make sure I’m doing enough and a lot of times that comes out financially bc it’s the easiest way for me to “show up” with us being 7 hours apart. Idk how any of this will affect him as an adult but we’re both just doing our best! No good or bad, just parents
@YahyaYT_10Ай бұрын
Im I the only person who sees that Mandi has difficulties articulating her point in a way the audience can receive and understand where she’s coming from, if I’m not mistaken she has expressed this concern on a patreon episode. I see she gets dealt with pretty harsh in the comment section a lot and I honestly believe we should be more cautious in how we give our critic cause some are down right attacks! Also she has the right to have her opinion, she has the right to choose and that’s that. That doesn’t mean anti anybody necessarily yall just love to speculate and pile on her. Love you Mandi 🩵 all the way from France, you got it girl!
@ccc_330Ай бұрын
I agree that Mandii often struggles to articulate her thoughts AND the comments usually pile on her for it. I have a friend like Mandii who struggles to articulate her thoughts and feelings so I try to be patient and ask for clarification. I also remind her words mean things.
@YahyaYT_10Ай бұрын
@@ccc_330 I also honestly feel Weezy eggs on and it almost seems vicious. Mandi disagrees and she’ll keep going on and on and on when Mandi has clearly stated her opinion period! It’s annoying and I’ve noticed people rarely address her and how she comes across with the way she be going on and on on what she thinks without failing to realise to respect other peoples perspective.
@ccc_330Ай бұрын
@@YahyaYT_10 Weezy for sure does. She does it to Mandii and some guest.
@DeedanyelАй бұрын
I agree 100%
@Suziee_SueeАй бұрын
For someone with a degree, “has worked in corporate“ & claims to be so intelligent, I don’t understand why she can’t articulate herself correctly. Viewers would give mandi grace on her expression of opinion if she knew how to respond in the way that wasn’t so fucking naïve, negative & also just blatantly diabolical like she sounds like Trump sometimes.
@Brandonforever21608Ай бұрын
Mandii's opinion on anything is null & void.
@angelxbathАй бұрын
I would love a solo show from Weezy
@shaksmartmurals8212Ай бұрын
😂 nah we need Mandi to be toxic and balance out the energy
@axa5005Ай бұрын
I’ve been wanting Solo Weezy too. She has great insight.
@ajayyy928Ай бұрын
It’s sad that she thinks Whoreible is nothing without Mandii when in reality that’s all we want 😭
@axa5005Ай бұрын
@@ajayyy928 that’s not what she said but k. lol
@srianna0416Ай бұрын
Their chemistry is unmatched!!
@mattj8511Ай бұрын
Weezy look fine af with the braces.
@jenniferacevedo2541Ай бұрын
They are both BEAUTIFUL women! 💕
@srianna0416Ай бұрын
I love it when Weezy makes Mandi laugh.
@Lind419Ай бұрын
Some ppl really view gay ppl as “others” and only see them in a sexual sense and that’s sad.
@ToDaMaxxxАй бұрын
One of these 2 people are those people as well.
@CauseImBellaАй бұрын
I really don’t think she does. I think it’s just her preference . Just like a black person wanting a black therapist because they can relate more than a different race therapist. Maybe her wording was off, but I don’t think she ment it in a harmful way.
@Lind419Ай бұрын
I think the problem is that she’s misunderstanding what a dating coach does. She seems to think it's like getting advice from a friend, but dating coaches focus on helping YOU grow. She mentioned something like 'What do gay men know about heterosexual dating if they’re on Jack’d or Grindr,' which sounded off to me. He’s not there to give tricks to make someone fall for you; it’s about improving yourself and your mindset so you’re better prepared for dating.
@CauseImBellaАй бұрын
@@Lind419 but some of his advice is tricks and tips
@CauseImBellaАй бұрын
@@Lind419 but I do hear you, Mandi is a sexual being and I think she is viewing it from a sexual place But also still hurt from her previous relationship. I know I hated men after my break up and was negative about everything. She has a lot of healing to do still
@niknikkyАй бұрын
30 seconds in and I'm already crying at the Eddin shade 😂
@shaksmartmurals8212Ай бұрын
Mandi talking crazy again lol
@horaceursul217Ай бұрын
Mandi be roasting the guests once they aint there , LMAO I cannot !
@MandiiBTVАй бұрын
We both have done this. -M
@Peachpocket415Ай бұрын
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but why is Mandii always so combative.
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
It’s so ironic and funny that mandii thinks a gay man can’t speak on a heterosexual relationship while she spoke on being a good parent. She doesn’t have kids and doesn’t want any and she went in depth about being a good parent and the thought process parents have. I do think Mandii is misunderstood many times but sometimes she’s not and this is the case she doesn’t think about how what she saying sounds like or how it could come across. It’s also interesting to think the fundamentals of a relationship differ for gay or straight relationships
@jona-Ай бұрын
I had this long ass comment about homophobia but I deleted it bc fuck it, it’s not important. This podcast is not queer-inclusive enough for me. Maybe I’m too young or too gay for this but I’m good on it 😭
@WynterB00Ай бұрын
I think if you paying a dating coach to get you into a relationship the goal is marriage. Also I’d take advice from anwar but idk about the doctor cause she doesn’t give relationship advice. She’s more of an individual counselor
@micahdaniels5446Ай бұрын
On the episode Anwar literally went into the fact he’s BISEXUAL
@talia2766Ай бұрын
If I remember correctly I think he says that he’s never been in a relationship with a woman tho. Only sexually
@janaemiller1554Ай бұрын
@@talia2766 Oh, like Mandii?
@chelsim7398Ай бұрын
@@janaemiller1554 :))))))
@talia2766Ай бұрын
@@janaemiller1554 yes like Mandii. My point is that him being bisexual doesn’t matter bc her point still stands that he doesn’t have experience being in a heterosexual relationship
@Rs-rq9fdАй бұрын
Her response to Anwar seems to hypersexualize gay men, which is interesting because her preference is gay/trans pxrn. At the end of the day, RELATING (whether for lifestyle, dating, marriage) is a universal experience that everyone can teach us about. Anwar is not for her because his audience has different goals than she does, his sexuality is not responsible for that distinction
@Oyinb358Ай бұрын
Mandi screaming “bukkake” and then motioning to weezy Lmaooo!!!
@WarmRegardsQАй бұрын
Mandi … momma you literally finger pop, STRAP down & eat men’s booties just as the gay relationship expert does … many heterosexual black men would consider that gay so why again can’t he give relationship advice when yall like the same kinda men 🤔 also your experience growing up w ur dad doesn’t mean men can’t provide AND be physically AND emotionally present. ANY MAN who can’t do these things are not active fathers 😵💫 we needa raise our expectations about this shiii because the kids are suffering!!! Also I love yall - both of your opinions always suprise me and keeps the podcast fresh.
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
Your first point!!!! 🗣️
@AshlieJermaineАй бұрын
I have so much to comment on. First, Weezy, and her braces....girl, I've been there. Wax is definitely helpful to protect your lips and cheeks while you slob a knob. Second, I agree that sending money does NOT make you an active parent. That's all my father cared about. He couldn't WAIT to stop paying child support, but didn't care about how his kids were actually doing. I don't necessarily wish that I'd spent more time with him growing up; I wish he'd wanted to spend time with us. On the flip side, my mother was very active, but I still don't consider her a good mother. She wasn't active in the ways I really needed, but I do think she did the best she could with what she had. Third, I sort of agree with Mandi about Anwar.....sort of. While it is a bit strange for a gay man to be giving straight women dating advice, it's coming from the perspective OF A MAN. Men know how men think, and so he's telling women what they should do to get the results they want. Hell, Steve Harvey did it with his book "Act Like a Woman, Think Like a Man".
@melisab.6906Ай бұрын
I love how you guys talk from both of your sides, makes the convo so good !
@shawndyson5007Ай бұрын
I like the conversation around fatherhood brings out a different perspective
@tayemchsband2Ай бұрын
Mandi Mandi Mandi.. your thoughts surrounding Gay men giving hetro women advice is ignorant in many ways!
@iyanawilson3199Ай бұрын
That's what i said but oh well
@JerseyBoy489Ай бұрын
She has a right her opinion here, I've seen gay men give odd advice to women they like the same men.
@iyanawilson3199Ай бұрын
@JerseyBoy489 And we have a right to ours so what now?
@JerseyBoy489Ай бұрын
@iyanawilson3199 no shit. But saying she is ignorant says more about your knowledge
@YahyaYT_10Ай бұрын
Then why criticise her for the same thing, THATS THE WHOLE POINT. it’s called hypocrisy. Y’all always so harsh on Mandy Gosh
@muhammad2150Ай бұрын
Haven't finished the episode yet but i LOVE the solo episodes
@syckindaheadАй бұрын
Same
@NiciMartin2024Ай бұрын
Mandii saying she doesn't have a Florida accent 😭😂
@muffymariah2889Ай бұрын
I’m ready for this tour next year🥰
@MakeupLova14Ай бұрын
You can’t be a good parent ???!!😂😂😂 Mandii talking crazy
@tewoh12ifyАй бұрын
The Energy in the first 10 seconds 🔥🔥😩
@nayssaАй бұрын
Yay Edin is back!!
@m_-ph4btАй бұрын
I think I get what Mandii was trying to say but there are definitely plenty of good parents out there. Parents that are super involved and kind and patient, help there kid explore, let them figure out for themselves who they are, guide them without cruelty, nurture their interests, etc. And no you cant be a good dad making babies with a bunch of kids with multiple women
@chelsim7398Ай бұрын
This episode was triggering from the beginning from the Punch to R word to Parenting to Partners. I could tell by Mandii's body language she was triggered by the end of the episode. Her body froze up. And let's just recognize that and give Mandii grace and hopefully she is continuing to work on it in therapy.
@ringgold1212Ай бұрын
They do realize that the body changes as you get older depending on how you live genetics can extend the good looks but after the looks fade then there has to be something underneath if you're only basing your relationships on looks then you probably have a problem
@marissamoore6033Ай бұрын
As a parent to an autistic 3 yo. Mandi has lost me as a supporter. I am furious that you just compared those two things to one another.
@MorgieeBear_Dont4getDaBearАй бұрын
I have a brother who has autism and I understood that Mandii was using it as an analogy or sharing the similarity of the two being something neurodivergent. And that’s it. I don’t think she had any ill intent just couldn’t find the words for saying that pedophilia is something that isn’t curable because it’s a mental illness.
@Brandonforever21608Ай бұрын
She doesn't think before she speaks at all.
@channy1038Ай бұрын
It takes more than money to be a parent, it is not possible to be a present parent with that many kids scattered in that many places. Also stop intentionally creating broken homes! Yes it happens but why would you intentionally do that to a child. My child's father may not have been a great partner but he's a great dad, there isn't a football match he misses, not a parents evening, not a school event and anything his son calls here's there, travels from a different city every week for his footballs games no matter what ungodly time in the morning it is. He's there emotionally, physically and financially that's a parent. Unless it's due to work so army , military ect that's different.
@JerseyBoy489Ай бұрын
Your contradicted your point in the last sentence
@channy1038Ай бұрын
@@JerseyBoy489 military families and are completely different, we are not about to lump ppl serving their country in with this mess
@JerseyBoy489Ай бұрын
@channy1038 guess what? Their are shitty ppl in military 😮 suprise
@sollunaystarsАй бұрын
I agree with Mandi. I’m less inclined to seek dating advice from anyone but definitely not from someone whose relationships don’t match my goals nor has a foundation for understanding my needs. More dating advice should be given to men.
@Naz.o444Ай бұрын
Can you elaborate how a gay couples needs are different compared to a straight couple pls
@MightyPessimistАй бұрын
Y’all did not even wait until 2 minutes into the video???🤣🤣
@angiebae8125Ай бұрын
how active you are is a direct reflection of how effective you are as a parent If you are not there you cannot be as effective or impactful good or bad Not being there can exacerbate how prone your child can be to suffering from you not being there If you are not there 24 seven with a child you are not as active as you can be and you are going to be less effective as you could be That's just how it is
@GabrielleAlston-kn3efАй бұрын
I think at the end of the day.. everything is circumstantial. Nobody can tell a son or daughter what a good dad looks like to them. What I want from my dad is going to look different than what you would want from yours. The same with the relationship advice.. my moto is never take advice from someone you wouldn’t switch places with. Period. If you don’t have what i want no degree, relationship, divorce, whatever will convince me because the proof is in the pudding. I love both of you girls, thank you for doing what you do. I hope you see this 💕!
@kimsmith6480Ай бұрын
I don’t think sexuality matters when giving advice on dating. We can learn something you don’t have to take the advice either. Anwar been in field for 15 years and had success stories plus he is a man at end of day so I disagree with Mandi on this one.
@Bb.oro91Ай бұрын
Mandi def maturing the way she ending the pod, they both clearly felt differently and she didn’t get loud disrespectful or interrupt. She let weezy speak and when weezy brought it back to Mandi. She just stated she stated how she felt and that’s it. Growth 👏🏽
@myaofmarsАй бұрын
I adore Lena as a mom and a genuine person I would love yall to have her as a guest
@AcheyforrealАй бұрын
An active parent is very subjective. I’m a single mom, child lives with me, dad is in another state. I used to say we co-parent but someone made me realize, I parent and just relay information to him on how the parenting is going. He does step in with certain things because how our child is she need tough love from a man to listen lol. Also I will say when we did live together he was a majority “inactively present”; think the dad just sitting on the watching the game but the kids on the floor playing and there’s little to no interaction.
@ashleyydenieceАй бұрын
Ion think Weezy really understands the games absent fathers play with their children you can’t be excited until you see consistency w/ the fathers actions of showing up being present & active
@jadhirarivera5745Ай бұрын
Welcome back Eddin!!!
@milanjordan5192Ай бұрын
Speaking on the question of parenting... truly parenting is very 50/50 as per the result you might be trying to ascertain for your children. The best way I believe parenting should start is knowing your children. What works for one, might not work for the other child. However, parenting should include participation, guiding, discipline, and communication.
@BayouDon30Ай бұрын
I just love y’all! Can’t wait to see yall live again 🥹❤️
@asialashaАй бұрын
12:52 I thought I was the only one!! I need a translator to talk to the fine men in Florida 😂😭😂😭 SIR HUHHHH
@alanarose4055Ай бұрын
Weezy def rubbed Mandii wrong with the “this is my show moment” it went downhill from there.
@WillWillionАй бұрын
Mandii was talking so crazy this episode I had to leave a comment. And I am now seeing similar opinions here too lol. Love her tho 😂
@jamarr7315Ай бұрын
I believe certain advice regarding a relationship can be given from any sexuality. I’m gay, but would still take relationship advice from someone straight. Good advice is good advice.
@mm0llssАй бұрын
Do what works for you and will help you sleep amazing at night. It doesn’t have to make sense to anyone else. Also, don’t talk down on what others prefer.. try to be a good person. SIMPLE. Y’all are both right!
@RayenTheLibraАй бұрын
Mandi definitely felt a lil invalidated and attacked at the end (not saying that’s what happened at all) and she got real defensive and decided to shut down before she got LOUD
@arielletheefairytaleАй бұрын
“Girl no you didn’t”
@a.m97Ай бұрын
I hope that Mandiii continues to grow and heal through all that she experiences. It seems like her trauma crowds her ability to see a situation past her own experiences. She also seemed a bit off during the middle to end of today’s episode. I know she’s probably tired or may have had some personal things going on behind the scenes. Peace and positivity to all the hardworking/talented people that play a hand in creating this podcast for us, despite the ups and downs they may be experiencing. Let’s remember we can provide constructive criticism while also giving grace.
@TheSuiradАй бұрын
And female predators still aren't taken seriously.
@ccc_330Ай бұрын
Children are not the same, even if they have the same parents. That said, a good and active parent is someone who recognizes what their individual kid(s) need emotionally, physically, educationally, etc. and adjust accordingly to meet the child where they are. As for Weezy saying the goal post is moving for men, it’s an excuse. Men encounter new things, expectations, etc. on their jobs and figure it out so why can’t they figure it out when it comes to romantic relationships and parenting? They can but choose not too! (I’m generalizing and recognize this does not apply to all men)
@james2kidsАй бұрын
This one of their best episode 👏👏👏
@lola.whodini14 күн бұрын
And call out creepy “ aunties” too. I know a person who keeps being to touchy and rubby with my preteen son . And as a little child the same. I been fending her off and i dont really like whens shes around. Saw her recently and stood between her and my son because he was clearly uncomfortable. ❌Creepy adults period❌
@rachelfurman553Ай бұрын
I’m 100% agreeing w Mandii takes lately 😤
@kaileik7595Ай бұрын
weezy continuously proves why she as a person is a space!!! At this point I hope she doesn't sink because of her cohost
@syckindaheadАй бұрын
Mandii had me rollin out the gate "he needed a job!!!"😂😂😂
@misscraze4036Ай бұрын
For yearssssss Mandi has always said her dad wasn’t shit and he wasn’t around…which one?!
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
Righttttt! And now he was there every other weekend, got her the best gifts worked hard… I’m so confused!
@chelsim7398Ай бұрын
"Let's be very clear" We cannot put humans in the categories of "perfect" parents, partners, etc. because we are not. The whole goal of life is to make decisions, some great, some fail and using that to improve and inspire others. Anwar and Dr. Bryant are doing that and using this to support other people achieving the things they want and being the people they desire to be. Why even have a conversation about who's better??? They are both great! And there's PLENTY of evidence. Do not discredit each professional, if you choose to not take the advice and stay single. That's your choice :)
@Mr_Darius0070Ай бұрын
@50:00 it takes a life time to learn..it's never enough..dive deep to see why (K.S.) became a mentor and Hero.ijs
@brittanidavis4877Ай бұрын
The way Mandi pointed at Weezy & said boococky😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@GirthstavoReyesАй бұрын
Mandi want to come from a single parent household so bad
@MandiiBTVАй бұрын
excuse me? that was literally my experience. smh! How many brain cells do you have? -M
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
Right.. like.. first he’s not there and now he was there every other weekend, got the best gifts, worked hard.. like.. stfu and be grateful !
@KarterChanelleАй бұрын
@@MandiiBTVyeah maybe u don’t remember how bad he was and now he was there every other weekend, got u the best gifts, worked hard… chilleeee STFU! Be grateful!
@nicnoeАй бұрын
lol.. “ I don’t sound like them”. Sounded like them. Sorry lol😂😂
@mariamedina-mo9bmАй бұрын
21:15 Weezy face took me 😂😂😂
@Nene-hl4bnАй бұрын
Plenty people pay dating coaches simply to enter into relationships and not necessarily marriage. There are a myriad of reasons why these people haven’t been able to enter into a relationship but they exist. Similarly with matchmakers, not everyone using that service is specifically looking to marry their match.
@AmandazzWorlddАй бұрын
I feel Mandi . It’s the same reason we choose black therapists vs white because they are not going to be able to relate in the same scale. Or why we choose a woman obgyn then a man ( again this is your preference) but I’m not having a man tell me about my body . The delivery may not be the best but I get what she’s saying .
@laceygraham6619Ай бұрын
Okaaaaay bracezzzz "I also hav these new braces i shouldmt have been reading a nrw article" lolllll