Everybody says “we need to hang out more” like it’s a legally binding contract… and then nobody makes a plan. No date. No time. No follow-through. Just vibes and empty promises.

Today we’re talking about why people keep saying it, why nobody wants to be the one to commit, and how to stop the cycle. Without feeling weird or desperate.

Raggedy Ass Bitch TV ~ unfiltered, unpaid, unbought opinions.

When a man asks for a divorce, already has an apartment picked out, and says he needs “space to find himself,” that decision should stand.

But what happens when he loses his job… and suddenly wants to “work things out?”

In this episode, I break down a real story of a husband who tried to walk away from his marriage. Then crawled back when his income disappeared. We’re talking about entitlement, manipulation, and the audacity of expecting someone you discarded to become your safety net.

This isn’t about bitterness.

It’s about boundaries.

And it’s about knowing when you’re being treated like Plan B.

If someone only wants you when they need something from you. That’s not love. It’s convenience. 

🎙️Raggedy Ass Bitch TV ~ unfiltered, unpaid, unbought opinions.

There is a special kind of audacity reserved for people who don’t RSVP… but still show up like it was always the plan.

In this episode of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV, we’re talking about:

The chaos caused by ghosted invites

Why RSVP is not “decorative”

The food, money, and energy hosts waste because people won’t communicate

Plus ones that were never discussed

And why “something came up” three days later is not an excuse

RSVP is basic courtesy, not a binding contract. If someone is hosting, planning, and paying. The least you can do is respond.

Funny, honest, and painfully accurate.

What does “head of household” actually mean, and who really earns that title? In this episode of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV, I break down the growing trend of men demanding authority, respect, and control while contributing little to nothing financially, domestically, or emotionally. From outdated “traditional values” rhetoric to modern entitlement.

This episode exposes how power is being claimed instead of earned, and why women’s economic independence is the real threat. This is a conversation about labor, control, money, and freedom. Not ego. If a household runs without you, you’re not leading it.

Unfiltered. Unbought. Unapologetic.

Everybody’s got advice. Even when nobody asked. In this episode of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV, we’re unpacking the universal frustration of unsolicited advice: why people feel entitled to give it, why it’s annoying, and why “I was just trying to help” isn’t always the excuse they think it is.

We talk about:

Venting vs. asking for solutions

Generic advice that helps absolutely no one

People giving advice they’re not qualified to give

Why listening is often the better move

How to shut it down without feeling guilty

Sometimes people don’t need fixing. They need to be heard. 

🎧 If you’ve ever wanted to scream “I DIDN’T ASK,” this one’s for you. 

Follow for more raggedy truth and everyday call-outs. Raggedy Ass Bitch TV ~ humor, honesty, and no unnecessary life coaching.

Stay Raggedy • Stay Real • Stay Unbought

There’s a dangerous argument floating around online, and it needs to be shut all the way down. In this episode of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV, we break down the deeply disturbing claim that there’s a meaningful “difference” between sexually abusing a 5-year-old and a 15-year-old, and why that logic isn’t just raggedy, it’s predatory.

We talk about:

• Why all minors are children and cannot consent

• How ranking abuse is a known predator defense tactic

• Why comparing harm is about minimizing accountability

• The role of power, brain development, and manipulation

• How culture protects adults while blaming kids

• Why parents, communities, and bystanders need to stop letting this slide

This episode is not about debating semantics.

It’s about protecting children, calling out dangerous thinking, and refusing to create loopholes for abuse.

There is no “less bad” version of harming a child.

There is no nuance here.

And anyone trying to argue otherwise is telling on themselves. 

🎙️Raggedy Ass Bitch TV ～ humor when possible, honesty always, and zero tolerance for predator logic.

Stay Raggedy, Stay Real, Stay Unbought.

Seven-minute voice notes. Eight-part audio monologues. No context. No warning. Just vibes and chaos.

In this episode of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV, we’re talking about the people who turn a simple message into an unsolicited podcast episode. You know the ones. They hit record instead of typing, ramble through five side stories, and end with “Let me know what you think.”

Meanwhile, you’re at work. On the bus. In public. With no headphones.

We get into:

• Why long voice notes feel like homework

• The difference between venting and oversharing

• When voice notes actually make sense (and when they absolutely don’t)

• Setting boundaries without feeling guilty

This is not an attack. This is a public service announcement.

If it’s longer than a minute… it probably should’ve been a text. Or a call. Or a podcast. Just not sent directly to my phone. 

Stay unfiltered. Stay unbought. Stay real. Stay raggedy.

I’m responding to a viral post claiming “women hate men of progress,” and baby, the delusion is loud.

We’re breaking down the real pattern: women supporting men through the struggle, only to get dumped the moment he “levels up.”

This episode exposes: 

🔥 The girlfriend-as-placeholder phenomenon 

🔥 How “stick with me” often means “sacrifice for me” 

🔥 Why so many men rewrite history as soon as they succeed 

🔥 The difference between partnership and exploitation 

🔥 Why women are DONE playing wife without the title, ring, or reciprocity.

Women don’t hate progress.Women hate being used under the disguise of “loyalty.”

If you’ve ever supported a man through his “build phase,” this episode is your validation and your liberation.

Stay unfiltered. Stay unbought. Stay free.

Why… WHY… do people do this? In today’s episode, we discuss the true public-space vigilantes: the folks who whip out their phones, turn the volume up to 100%, and let the rest of us suffer through their FYP against our will.

From TikToks blasting in waiting rooms to people having full speakerphone conversations on the bus. This episode breaks down the audacity, the delusion, and the raggedy energy of it all.

If you’ve ever been trapped listening to someone else’s chaotic video at 8AM, this one’s for you.

🎧Headphones exist. Use them.

🎤Rant included.

🤣Public-menace humor, activated.

Stay unfiltered. Stay unbought. Stay real. Stay raggedy.

Episode 10 of Raggedy Ass Bitch TV dives into the epidemic nobody asked for but EVERYBODY sees: Why everyone suddenly thinks they’re a professional photographer.

We’re talking about:

• People turning BRUNCH into a full photoshoot

• The “professional photographer” complex… with an iPhone

• The performance art of pretending to read a book for aesthetic

• Endless editing and the “no filter” lies

• Why everyone’s online face looks nothing like their real one

• How documenting everything has replaced actually LIVING anything

• The pressure to curate, pose, stage, perform

• And the truth: the best moments in life aren’t always on camera

This episode drags the modern obsession with image-making, fake candid shots, 70 pictures for ONE post, and people who hold their friends hostage for “content.”

If you’ve ever been stuck in brunch limbo, waiting to eat while someone stages your pancakes for a photo, this episode is for YOU.

Stay raggedy, stay real, and maybe put the damn camera down.