Candice Mary Audio Experience

Q: Hey Candice. I know you personally so I’m not giving you my name but I need help and I figure if I want it straight, I should ask you. I’ve always believed in supporting my wife’s dreams but lately the only thing she cares about is attention. She is throwing herself around social media like she’s everybody’s. Now I’m not the jealous type but she’s got me filming her every move to replicate every cool post she sees on Instagram and it feels like I’m assisting in an advertising campaign and the product is my wife. She says if there’s one thing she knows how to do it’s sell, but what is she selling? When the likes aren’t what she expects, she’s miserable and her next post is more suggestive or shows more skin. She’s exercising for likes not health. I’m just worried. I don’t want to sound like a prick who’s trying to hold back his wife or something. The kids are watching her too. I know a lot of women are doing this too and maybe I’m worried for nothing. A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Candice, my friend is having problems with his wife and he is talking about divorce. I am single so it will suit me if he is too and I have been prompting him towards the divorce court. I can see I am the bad guy. Is it too late to fix it? A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Hi Candice. It’s hard for me to forgive people who think they can do and say what they like but expect others to treat them differently. I read about it in your book and I just want to know what causes this? A: LISTEN NOW

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Q: Hey Candice. Each year rolls into the next. I don’t want to be negative but I know my goals will once again be short lived. Nothing ever really changes for me. Is this normal? A: LISTEN NOW

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Q: Hi Candice. I always feel like women use sex as a tool to get what they want out of us men. Is withholding sex intentional, is it deliberately used by women as a form of control? Obviously I wouldn’t ask my wife this. But I’d like the answer anyway. Thanks. A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Hey Candice. My wife tells me that sex is not that important. Can I change her mind? A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Today’s Ask Candice question is from 35 year old Josh in London. Hi Candice. I’m Josh, 35, and I have a feeling that alcohol is f**cking up my life. I don’t have to drink every day but when I do I have to have as many as possible. If I don’t drink, I’m completely anti-social and would rather go lie on my bed and watch TV than talk to my wife or kids. My wife and I seem to fight all the time. She says alcohol’s a problem. I just don’t see how anyone can live a normal life today without it but I think I should consider stopping. What’s your take on this? A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Hey Candice. I’m 37 and I really want to know why I’m so bored. I have a smart and beautiful wife and we do fun things to keep us going. Thing is, apart from the adventures, it’s the same shit every day. We’ve had our kids and sometimes I wonder if any of us are built to be with one person forever. Is it just me? Or is it a guy thing? Don’t get me wrong, I’m ok with how things are, the routine’s cool, just, there must be something else, right? What’s missing? What’s next? A: LISTEN NOW

Q: Hi Candice. I haven’t given you my real name. It’s hard to send this even with an alias. I grew up knowing that real men don’t cry, if you can’t solve everything you’re not a man, if people don’t do what you say, they don’t respect you. I don’t think I’ve had an honest or vulnerable conversation since I was 11. I won’t risk looking weak to anybody. I’ve noticed that it’s becoming more difficult to control my anger. I don’t know if this is even a question. A: LISTEN NOW