Emily Ratajkowski separated from her husband Sebastian Bear-McClard last July. She apparently discovered that he was cheating on her with multiple women. Emily dumped him and I believe she’s already filed for divorce and all of that. Thankfully, she’s never looked back and there’s been no backsliding with Sebastian. Unfortunately, Emily has entered the New York dating scene and she’s trying to enjoy her first real “single girl” time after years spent in a succession of long-term relationships. Emily finds the dating scene in the Roaring Twenties pretty f–king exhausting. Girl, we tried to tell you.

Emily Ratajkowski is over dating men who “don’t know how to handle” strong women. The “High Low” podcast host explained in Tuesday’s episode that she “hate[s]” going out with “men in particular” who “truly think they want” an independent partner.

“They’re like, ‘You’re special. You’ve done it,’” Ratajkowski said, one week after Page Six broke the news that her fling with Pete Davidson ended. “They slowly get emasculated, and they don’t know what to do with those feelings, and they resent you, and then they start to tear you down. And then you’re just back to square one.”

After calling the dynamic “f–ked up and unfair,” Ratajkowski noted that she can “understand dating women” instead and having mutual “respect” in a relationship.

“There might be competition … but it doesn’t feel like somebody’s taking something away from someone else,” the actress, who referred to herself as a “bi woman” earlier in the episode, explained to her guest, Olivia Ponton.

“Weirdly with heteronormative relationships, I feel like that happens,” she added. “The strength and the power is associated with the masculine, and once the woman has that, the man doesn’t know what else he has. But I’m like, ‘How about you just be better at expressing your emotions and being there emotionally? That would be great.’”

[From Page Six]

She’s literally just talking about dating. That’s truly what most single women go through for years as they try to find a dude who isn’t a whiny little B. Guess what? That sh-t hasn’t changed in decades. So many men always get all up in their little baby feelings about how they’re being “emasculated” when their wives or girlfriends are professionally or financially successful. Thus, those are the dudes who neg and suck all the joy out of living. Anyway, I enjoy the fact that Emily has been out in the dating world for less than six months and she’s already microdosed a Pete Davidson relationship and she’s sick of these dudes crying about being emasculated.

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