Martha Stewart Attempted To Explain Why She Hasn't Had Many Relationships With Men, And It's Certainly A Hot Take

After watching Martha Stewart's new Netflix documentary, people have no choice but to stan.

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Aptly titled Martha, the "candid documentary charts the unstoppable rise, sudden fall and hard-won comeback of lifestyle icon Martha Stewart" — from Martha herself, per the Netflix logline.

It also delves into Martha's personal life — including her relationship history. You may have already seen one clip going around of Martha calling out her ex-husband for cheating, just for a producer to call her out about her own affair.

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Now, a new clip of Martha talking about her hate for talking about feelings is also going viral.

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In an interview, Martha was asked whether she's been open about her feelings in any of her relationships. "No," she confessed.

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"That's probably why I haven't had very many personal relationships with men, for example, because I..." Martha said, looking deep in thought. "Couldn't care less," she laughed.

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Shrugging, Martha explained, "It doesn't interest me so much to know, you know, 'Oh Charles, how do you feel this second.'"

Martha Stewart in a Netflix interview, wearing a top with gold earrings
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"I don't care, actually," she stated. "I do care about, 'Charles, what are you doing? What are you thinking about?'"

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Martha explained that, as an active and ambitious person, she prefers hearing about a person's actions. "I think more about everything that I'm doing, things that I'm working on, things that I would like to work on, things that I'd like to accomplish. That's where I'm best," she said.

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People felt very seen.

Posting the clip on X, one person wrote, "I have never heard anyone articulate my exact sentiment on this. The Netflix documentary on Martha Stewart is very good."

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"I now identify as Martha Stewart," someone else said.

Comment saying, "I now identify as Martha Stewart lol," with 3,457 likes and a user profile picture

TikTok user Nicoraxoxo echoed that sentiment, writing, "As I'm getting older I'm turning more into Martha."

A TikTok comment reads: "As I'm getting older I'm turning more into Martha ?" with 3,019 likes and a heart emoji

This person said they never considered themselves a fan of Martha, just to find out they're exactly the same.

Comment joke about realizing they are Martha Stewart after not caring about "MS" for years; received 2,066 likes

Someone else jokingly called her the "avoidant attachment final boss."

A comment reading "Avoidant attachment final boss" with 69.3K likes and 188 replies

While another said, "I fear I've reached this point."

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People also just really appreciated Martha's honesty, whether they could relate or not.

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