OUTRO: Love Yourself
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Hi, Jase. What was that, Pugs? Oh, I was just doing what Mike usually does when he... Right, okay. You know. Backburn. You're looking good, man. Thank you. Jase, thanks, man. Oh, who are you talking to? Keezy. Are your eyes on the piss or something?
Don't take Keezy's credit. I mean, he doesn't get a lot of praise for looking good with his ears and all that. You found the end there, Josh. That's good, man.
I actually do get a lot of praise for looking good when I'm at home. Oh, yeah. My wife quite often tells me I'm handsome.
Yeah, well, I mean, I guess she feels she has to justify her choices sometimes.
No, not to me.
She says stuff like... Well, no, to herself, I mean. She just goes, oh... If she says it enough. Oh, you look really smart today, darling.
No, she says... Something will stick. She says I look handsome. She always says that. And I always say she looks beautiful. Yeah. And do I mean it? Of course I do.
Well, I certainly would if I was saying that to your wife.
Oh, same, and likewise. Why are you crossing your fingers?
It's an interesting thing. I wouldn't call it an imbalance in our relationship with my wife. I call her beautiful all the time and hot. And sexy.
And she doesn't do it as much back.
She doesn't do it very much at all.
Actually, my wife and I had this conversation because I think she likes, not loves it, but like words of affirmation. Yes. Which is a love language, Pugs. I know all of them, Keezy. You're fluent in all of them. Yeah. Especially acts of service.
Yeah, totally. Gross. You're what I call a servicer, Pugson.
A servicer? Yes. Thank you. I've heard that before.
You've got a servicer shirt on too, but carry on, Keezy.
But basically, she one day ages ago was just like... I always say you look handsome, and you don't really say it back a lot.
Yeah, well, I wouldn't call her handsome, though. Well, I think she's handsome. A woman could be handsome. That's the thing. It was very much like an olden times sort of thing.
She's a handsome woman.
Do you say she's a handsome woman because they have a more manly vibe to them?
I mean, maybe that's how it went back in the day. So you're trying to say, Pugs, that that's just a unisex term for looking good? Yeah. Yeah, pretty much. And so what about pretty?
Is that the same? Yeah, dudes can be pretty. I'd love to be called pretty. You are pretty. By my girlfriend.
One photo shoot, Keezy. There's actually two photo shoots. I had one today.
How do the hosts define self-love?
Just in terms of – yeah, but my – you see, the thing about my wife is she'll take it on board and go, oh, you know, but she doesn't get fussed one way or the other.
Totally, and I don't either.
But – I do.
You need it.
I need, you know... Yeah, I need it as well, yeah. Hey, occasionally she'll say something like, oh, you look really nice in that shirt.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, stuff like that.
You know, and it's like, okay, but can we spice it up a bit? Can you say I look hot sometimes? I mean, I know I don't look hot. Yeah, you do.
What are you talking about, man?
But it's like... And then she said to me, because I brought this up a little while back, and she said, I think we just speak different love languages. Have you heard that phrase before, Pugson?
Definitely. Nah, because whatever love language they're speaking, I'm meeting, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. And when I say them, I mean my partner. You're speaking all of them.
Pugs is early into a relationship where whatever her love language is, he's finding it and he is speaking it back.
She does like words of affirmation, actually.
And service gifts. What? Does she like gifts?
She's not really too emotionally attached to gifts, to be honest.
So that's not a love language then.
She, in terms of compliments and stuff, obviously I let her know all the time. What do you say?
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