Denali explains that her vision for the title "Cute But Psycho", was tongue-in-cheek and meant to debunk the popular assumption that a girl is "psycho", if she reacts when being disrespected or treated poorly in a relationship. If somebody creates and then drags another person into an unstable, crazy, and jealousy-fueled enviornment, chances are, feelings of insecurity and actions that seem crazy, will be the result.<br />
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She also discusses a common theme that she is noticing from men who are in committed relationships. Do you think that this behavior is inappropriate given that they are "off the market"? <br />
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We want to know what you think! Let us know at: sayhi@cutebutpsycho.com

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Denali Gould is a fitness expert and relationship enthusiast, who has the God-given talent of being able to find anything about anybody online. When listening to Cute But Psycho, you can expect to hear plenty about the ups and downs of relationships, difficulties of dating, well-researched conspiracy theories, what mainstream media has done to culture, incredibly detailed fitness regimens for weight loss in addition to overall health, and who knows what else… “Cute But Psycho”, is a tongue-in-cheek title; with the sole purpose of debunking the popular assumption that a person is “psycho”, if they react in any way, when disrespected or treated poorly in a relationship. If somebody creates an unstable and jealousy-fueled environment and then drags another person into that craziness, chances are, feelings of insecurity and actions that seem “crazy”, will be the result. Cute But Psycho, the podcast is meant to shed light on how common toxic relationships have become, while helping to tur