Todd Chrisley: You exhibit hoe behavior || STEVE HARVEY

Jessica: “What’s happening in your life?”

Guest: “My boyfriend and I have been dating for about two and a half years. We’ve lived together for two of them, and about a year into our relationship, I told him that I loved him because I thought he was going to tell me. He didn’t say anything back. When I asked him about our relationship, he says he’s a man of actions. So for Christmas, I really just kind of want him to reciprocate. Is it a deal breaker if your man never tells you ‘I love you’?”

Host: “Are you for real? Don’t you think you should have heard ‘I love you’ before you said, ‘I’ll move in with you?’ Probably! Just so you know, most guys, when you got us in bed, even when we don’t love you, we’ll say, ‘I love you.’ I said it every time! I even said that to my ex-wife.”

Guest: “So you’re telling me that even in the moment, he told you—”

Host: “Love? You need to pack your lady. That is your Christmas gift to you! Your Christmas gift to you is taking your life back, taking your self-esteem back, and saying there is someone better out there. Now, does he act like he loves you?”

Guest: “Depends.”

Host: “The fact that she’s having to say ‘depends’ says that he’s not hitting the mark. Listen to me: we’re missing two elements of love—he’ll act like it, and he won’t see it because he doesn’t feel it. You moved in six months in; folk like Todd said you should have heard that before you moved in. He figured love was not a requirement for this relationship to exist. I can get the milk, the cow, the cookie, the cream, the pie, the butter—I can get all this, and I do not have to purchase the cow.”

Guest: “We’ve had a lot of conversations about marriage, so that’s what he wants, and we’ve had conversations about—”

Host: “To me, you’re not hearing—eyes do not make your situation worse! I mean, that’s jumping from the frying pan into the fire. I have two daughters. First of all, I don’t run a shack job. My girls ain’t shacking up! You can’t put a ring on their hand, you can’t put a deed in their hand at the day of that wedding—you ain’t getting my daughter. That’s my rule! I said I married off two of my daughters. My daughters ain’t living with nobody.”

Guest: “Mm-hmm. Not nice.”

Host: “I don’t raise house crackheads. I do not raise… or crackheads, hoes.”

Guest: “What does your—”

Host: “Tell me, because I just feel like you should not be shacked up before you get married.”

Guest: “Don’t see right there. I’m not saying you—”

Host: “Oh, and what you say? I’m saying you—it’s me. I ain’t a new exhibit. Whole behavior. Do you think you’re worth better?”

Guest: “Sometimes.”

Host: “Then let’s focus on the times that you don’t feel you deserve better and fix that, okay? Because that’s what you need to do. Because any time you are with someone in a room, in a car, in a relationship that makes you feel less than you want to feel, you got to stop the car and get out.”

Guest: “You know, hey look, if you can’t beat them, join them.”

Host: “Yes, leave him. Ahh, this is just a deal breaker time! Yes, yes! Yeah, boos! Yeah!”

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