She is abrasively honest about everything. Why cant she be honest about plastic surgery and tell it like it is. We wouldnt expect anything less from her
@@patrice19791 She has been honest about it in the past, when she first started having surgery she said of surgery, on an episode "I've just started... I mean everyone is doing it now!"
Women are always the prize...cute, classy & feminine! Grown men need to handle their own business, women can't build a man & the best men are emotionally, spiritually & financially stable.💕💋💅💃🍷
Sabrina Graham I have definitely learned that. I believe in being supportive of your partner, but both need to be accountable for their own "stuff" including success in business. I used to think I could change a person. Big mistake! Waaaay too exhausting. Coz you can't! I have learned to be more patient and wait for the right natural fit, and stay single until I find it. If I don't, that's ok too.
Women are the prize up to a point. If you deal with a top tier Male with all his shit together, they are the prize. Example: You see women flock to Celebs, Athletics, Etc
A top tier man with his shit together is few and far between. What you see ain't what you get. In the love game, a woman should be pursued not be the pursuer...I'm ole school.
They say money makes the world go round. What about the virtue of kindness?. Such a quality shouldn't be replaced by money. Couples with money encounter the same relational problems that couples with less money do. Neither Tamaron or Patti mentioned in the interview about faith, honesty, values... Big sigh.
Tamron is adorable. I love the way she responds to Patty. She's out of her comfort zone a bit at first, but is so classy and respectful of Patty's opinions. I think it's great to have the diaolouge. I prefer people say "I believe" when they make statements, rather than be so adamant about everything. I do like that Patty brings up topics that help me figure out how I feel about a lot of things. It's never all black and white, but trends in thinking are fascinating as well as important. I think it's worth keeping up with for our own sake as well as contributing to the direction we are going in with our relationships with others.
Tamron’s commentary is ridiculous. She knows darn well what dating down is. I presume she’s in that type of relationship, which of course may work fine, and wants to defend it…
Didn't Patti Stranger allegedly say that curly hair looks like a brillo pad and that it's unprofessional? She said "No one wants to touch that, for God's sake!" Seems kind of racist to me.. yikes to put her on your platform Tamron!
She's not completely wrong. She knows what men and women want from each other, in the general sense. Men in general prefer soft, straight hair. Some like curly but she's trying to match people together from the jump. She has to put out what the general attraction is for her clients. That's how it works.
@@virgolee6126 you do realize the most broken people are the ones that make you laugh the most and the single ones r the one with the best relationship advice. it just be like that sometimes.
@@Lowrix100 Exactly! "Those who can- do, those who can't-teach." Some of the best sports coaches aren't ex-players. They don't have experience but they use strategy and get good results from it.
Which episode does she handle a woman’s relationship situation when the guy is living with the girl but won’t move out and she believes he’s fooling around and not pulling his financial support
I was disappointed in this interview. it was shallow, superficial and too short. With all of Patti's years of experience, I would have thought the questions would have been interesting, as well as her insights.
Interesting how we can see others but not ourselves. So you let love go because you made more money. If that was a prerequisite you should have vetted him week 1. We can’t change anyone but ourselves!
Tamron is good at the saying the socially acceptable and intellectually appropriate things. Whereas Patti is speaking a dirty little truth women don't like to believe about themselves. Not all women consider dating a man who makes less than they do dating down. However, subconsciously the vast majority of women prefer their man to make more money, be stronger, be taller, be smarter and so on. Women always want the man to be just a little bit more than they believe themselves to be in certain aspects of life. It's hardwired from long lost ancestral times. The reasons don't exist anymore but the programming remains. Same goes for many of the typical attributes of men. We love to think we can just say, well, times are different now and therefore so am I but it's not true. In the caveman days it was okay for a man to take what he wanted from a woman. These days that's a major crime so a man has to express his strength and power in other ways and like it or not, women respond to a man's money, status and popularity. Those things may not keep her around forever but if a man has them in abundance then the next lady will be on the yacht by days end.
I agree. And what Patti is saying about dating, as well as long-term relationships, is pretty accurate. In its most basic sense, the average modern-day person doesn't think about the basic hardwiring that we humans have. From a biological perspective, women are hardwired to choose a man who is a provider and protector. In the present day and in its simplistic form that translates to a man who earns a decent living. Which in turn, again from a biological perspective, sets in motion the woman's desire to breed (ie have sex) with him. As for men, they're hardwired to seek out a woman whom they find physically attractive, again for the purpose of breeding and producing offspring that are hardy and healthy and can keep those good genetic lines going for future generations. Of course, there are many other variables on top of the biological hardwiring stuff that come into play in order for any quality relationship to last, but it's the basic biology of all living things, including humans, that is the nuts and bolts of what the opposite sex finds attractive in one another.
Um no.. I would never take advice from somebody who not only can’t hold a relationship, but has never been married. Its like a goldfish asking a bird how to fly.
