B&B: With Valentine’s Day approaching – do you have any thing unique in mind for that special someone?
EM: No. I’m not really talking to anyone at this moment. I’m just focusing on me.

B&B: Do you think that with what you’re trying to do that you can find someone special for you?
EM: I really wouldn’t know about all that. I’m trying to stay away from the people that I’ve been messing with. The past is in the past and I need to move forward. I’m very stubborn and it’s almost to a fault. I’m also determined. My ex-boyfriend couldn’t accept modeling at all. It was always upsetting and a constant battle to explain why I chose to do what I wanted to do versus us being in a relationship.

B&B: So, what do you think is the number one problem in relationships with models?
EM: When I’m in love, I’m in love, and sometimes I think that I love them too much. Sometimes I think that I shouldn’t be doing it with all that I got because it turns into a weakness. It just seems like the people who I fucked with weren’t good enough and I should’ve never been with them. I’ve been in a few relationships and they’ve managed to be a dog.

B&B: What are a few things that men cannot handle about you with your job and with your personality?
EM: The art that I’ve done is more so in a men’s magazine type of way. One person who I used to be with was not able to accept me being involved in modeling. When I talked about it, he was cool on it. But ever since I went out to do a photo shoot, he was iffy about it. They just can’t handle the recognition that comes with it. It makes the person feel a way about themselves and it’s sad that it’s like that. In terms of my personality, my honesty is one that people can’t stand. I’m just bluntly honest. If there is something about someone that I don’t like, they may not like it, but at least they’ll know.

B&B: What would you do to improve yourself for the better?
EM: Honestly, I’m really trying to watch what I say. The last relationship that I was in was really heavy and it changed me a lot. In some ways for the better and in some ways, I know I still have a lot to work on. But I am a lot more mature and laid back. I don’t get mad that quickly. I really try to be a lot more relaxed. There is really no point in stressing myself out… I’d rather keep it moving.

B&B: Through all your work that you’ve done – what keeps you in a profession where there is a short lived fame?
EM: It’s in my determination. I don’t want to have only five minutes of fame. I want to make that mark to where I’m making money in the long run. It can jump-start a few things. Modeling is going to be my way to get out there. The money that I have, I want to make more money from it. You have to re-invest that dough, if you’re looking to be a commodity in this business world.

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