MOV Red Tent

MOV Red Tent A place for women to peel off the public layers (mother, wife, manager, caretaker, etc) and have spa When is the last time you had time to play?

Before we became wives, mothers, business owners, caretakers, etc, we were just ourselves. We did things that we enjoyed: we got messy, finger-painted, explored, jumped around and danced until we couldn't anymore. Before the insecurity and self-doubt set in, we laughed out loud, we didn't care if our hair was a mess, or if we had dirt under our fingernails.

Historically, the red tent was a place women would retreat to during their 'moon time': a place of relaxation, a way to reconnect with their female friends and family.

We want to offer you special days when you can take off the labels: discover who you were before the cares of the world descended upon you with adulthood.

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08/04/2025

Men don’t seek counseling… they seek new women.
Not healing. Not accountability. Not inner work. Just a fresh start with someone who doesn’t know the script yet. Someone who hasn’t seen behind the curtain. Someone they can impress with the same charm, the same story, the same false humility—because she hasn’t learned how deep the damage goes. Yet.
Instead of going to therapy, they go back to being “that guy.”

Instead of owning the pain they caused, they gaslight the memory of it.
Instead of rebuilding what they broke, they rebuild their image in someone else’s eyes.
Because healing requires honesty. Growth demands discomfort. Accountability asks for vulnerability. And some men would rather protect their ego than do the uncomfortable work of unpacking their trauma, their pride, their insecurities, and the patterns they keep blaming on “crazy exes.”

So they ghost the woman who knew the truth…
And charm the one who doesn’t.
They don’t want growth, they want a reset.
Not to change—just to relocate the lie.
But here’s the thing: you can run from your past, but it catches up in your patterns. You can get a new girl, a new number, a new city—but if the same version of you shows up, the story will end the same. Because unhealed men ruin new hearts.

Ladies, never take it personally when a man skips over healing and moves on quickly. That’s not a reflection of your worth. That’s a sign of how deep his avoidance runs. He didn’t choose her because she’s better—he chose her because she doesn’t yet require what you did: growth, honesty, emotional maturity.
Let him lie in peace. Let him pretend. Because that cycle only repeats until he finally meets himself. And that moment? Can’t be avoided forever.

And for the men reading this—go to therapy.
Heal so your love doesn’t become someone else’s lesson.
Do the work so your next relationship isn’t just a rerun in a different outfit.
The truth will always require more from you than a lie. But the truth will set you free.

07/04/2025

When a narcissistic guy who is an underachiever gets with a strong, independent woman, I call it *the male lion routine*. At first, he’ll appear proud to be by her side—he’ll praise her accomplishments, admire her ambition, and act like he’s impressed by her drive. But underneath that charm is entitlement and insecurity. He doesn’t actually admire her success—he wants to *leech off it*.

He uses her strength as his own armor. Her accomplishments become his bragging rights. He starts inserting himself into her achievements, taking credit where it’s not due, and positioning himself as the reason she’s thriving. Slowly, what was once “hers” now becomes “theirs”—but really, it becomes *his*. Her income, her home, her connections, her energy—all tools to elevate his image. He wants people to think, *"Look how valuable I must be if someone like her chose me."*

But behind closed doors, it shifts. The compliments fade. The subtle digs begin. He'll mock her independence, undermine her decisions, and plant seeds of self-doubt. Why? Because her strength threatens his fragile ego. He doesn't want to rise to her level—he wants to drag her down to his.

A woman in the comments perfectly called him *“The Lyin’ King.”* Not just because of his deception, but because of the false narrative he builds—one where he’s the king of the pride, when in reality, he’s living off someone else’s hunt.

These men don’t want strong women. They want what strong women *can do for them.*

06/21/2025

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06/18/2025

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06/18/2025

Their legacy is not necessary.

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