On this episode of The Manic Candice Podcast, I sit down with Monica Tanner, author of the Amazon bestseller Bad Marriage Advice, to talk about marriage myths, the pressure to find a partner, and the real skills healthy relationships require. We dive into communication, emotional growth, and what you can start doing now to improve your love life—whether you’re single, dating, or married. A must-listen for anyone who wants better relationships without the BS.

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Not Just Oral dives into one of the most misunderstood and minimized sexual topics. Often labeled as “safer” or dismissed as “not real sex,” oral sex is surrounded by silence, misinformation, and unspoken risk. In this episode, Candice breaks down what sex education didn’t teach us—covering health risks people rarely discuss, consent and pressure dynamics, and why “it’s just oral” can be a dangerous myth. This isn’t about fear or shame—it’s about informed choices, honest conversations, and redefining what sex positivity actually looks like.

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The job market has changed—and pretending it hasn’t is why so many people feel stuck. In Getting Hired in 2026, I break down what employers actually care about now, why traditional advice is outdated, and how AI, automation, ghost postings, and burnout culture are reshaping work. We’ll talk resumes, interviews, networking fatigue, and how to stand out without selling your soul. Whether you’re unemployed, underpaid, or just tired of corporate nonsense, this episode is your reality check—and your strategy session.

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In Part 2 of Why I Am Single, I go deeper—past the clichés and into the uncomfortable truths. This episode isn’t about blaming men or glorifying independence; it’s about accountability, patterns, emotional availability, and the ways we sometimes participate in our own heartbreak. I reflect on dating experiences, attachment styles, boundaries I’ve learned the hard way, and why being single can be both lonely and liberating. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Is it me?”—this one’s for you.

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Nobody prepares you for what actually happens when you move in with a man. This episode pulls back the curtain on the everyday chaos, emotional labor, and slow erosion of peace that can come with living with a boyfriend. From weaponized incompetence and boundary-blind behavior to messes that magically aren’t theirs and moods that become your responsibility, we talk about the things women are expected to tolerate, normalize, and “communicate through.”

This isn’t a man-hating rant — it’s an honest conversation about cohabitation, gender roles, emotional exhaustion, and the quiet resentment that builds when love turns into unpaid labor. We explore why so many women feel lonelier living with a man than living alone, how societal conditioning keeps the bar in hell, and what it actually takes to protect your sanity, standards, and sense of self.

If you’ve ever thought, “I was happier before he moved in,” this episode is for you.

Content Warning: discussions of emotional labor, relationship burnout, and gendered expectations.

Candice is directing a film called, BLEED. A psychological thriller telling a descendent into madness. In this behind the scenes podcast she lays the foundations revealing her plans for the film.

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In this episode, Candice unpacks the sudden explosion of “ENM” on dating apps — the acronym men are using like a spiritual permission slip to cheat before you even match. She breaks down how some folks are hiding chaos behind buzzwords, calling it “ethical” while offering zero loyalty, zero effort, and zero accountability.

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In this episode, Candice opens up about her experiences with women and the parts of her sexuality she’s spent years suppressing. She talks candidly about curiosity, desire, and the complicated journey of figuring out who you really are when you’ve been taught to hide it. This conversation is about liberation — letting yourself explore, feel, and finally tell the truth without shame. Candice shares what it means to honor your identity, challenge old narratives, and embrace the fullness of your sexuality with honesty and freedom.

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