Do you know a person that constantly stirs trouble or makes a dramatic scene over nearly anything? These are just one of the many forms of narcissists. What this has to do with being single is that these attention-seekers usually find themselves either sabotaging possible relationships all the while playing victims of said sabotage.

This week I was was listening to yet another self-proclaimed, life coach who in my opinion had a little bit of a vanity issue. While everyone is entitled to their dating preferences, excluding the possibility and the potential of a great mate because they don't fit your mold of physical perfection is bottom line being vain. I too have been guilty of this.

This week I'm discussing my fellow single folks who are not only unequipped to move on into new relationships but are jaded from the previous ones.

This week I wanted to talk about people who never seem to want to ask for help. I know this because I was one of those people.

On this week episode: I had a question in my DM asking if setting boundaries was wrong or harsh. It's nothing wrong with a healthy boundary no more than there's nothing wrong with compromise. But you have to stick with them. To check out my merch store and save on shipping, visit: https://insomniacwritermerch.creator-spring.com/? and use promo code SHIP4FREE. To purchase sea moss and other wellness items, visit: https://loveyourselfshoppe.company.site/Love-Yourself-Green-Shot-p341934990

Here are 3 things about being single that I guarantee other singles hate as much as I do.

This week's episode was loosely inspired by Miss Chloe Kardashian who had a moment of insecurity based off of a picture that was leaked that was for lack of a better word perfect. I wanted to talk about that because there's nothing wrong with feeling yourself but when you don't love yourself you're living a lie. And if social media has taught me anything it's that most times these folks that only show us this picture perfect world... are just as miserable as the rest of us

Why does good sex stretch a bad relationship/situation past it's expiration date? Why do we have this sort of tunnel vision? Well I have this theory...

This week's episode is sort of a follow-up to last week's episode about black women not being dateable. However this week I wanted to ask the question, if we are asking too much when looking for potential partners. I was inspired by Kevin Samuels, self-proclaimed coach & relationship guru. Check out my Merch Store: https://teespring.com/stores/drunken-insomniac-writer-merch

What is it about black women that make them less appealing to date or better yet, marry? This was a topic that I was inspired to do for sometime. The statistics are stacked against all women but moreso women of color. Do you thing this is true? If so what are your takes on this issue? If not, do you think it's "fake news"?