{"id":172930,"date":"2026-05-19T20:31:50","date_gmt":"2026-05-20T00:31:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/insecurity-or-protection\/"},"modified":"2026-05-26T01:21:25","modified_gmt":"2026-05-26T05:21:25","slug":"male-jealousy-myriam-y-rocio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/en\/male-jealousy-myriam-y-rocio\/","title":{"rendered":"Insecurity or protection?"},"content":{"rendered":"

The “Queens” of radio are back and this time they got into the kitchen with the secrets of gentlemen! In an episode that mixes laughter, psychology and even the paranormal, Myriam y Roc\u00edo, a Nueva Network and Qu\u00e9Onnda production, put on the table a topic that many prefer to avoid: male jealousy. HERE<\/a> you can listen to the podcast.<\/p>\n

With the “tapat\u00eda” spark that characterizes them, these broadcasters imported from Guadalajara, Jalisco, and consolidated as the queens of the quadrant in the United States, demonstrated why their podcast is the most daring of the moment.<\/p>\n

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Click on the photo to listen to the podcast<\/h2>\n
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In the most awaited section, “Lo que callan los hombres” (“What men keep quiet”), Myriam y Roc\u00edo broke down those attitudes that men tend to “make up” so as not to appear insecure.<\/p>\n

According to the drivers, the man rarely admits to being jealous; instead, he uses phrases such as “that guy doesn’t look good to me” or the classic “do whatever you want”, which in reality hides a volcano of feelings.<\/p>\n

The debate became intense when they talked about control.<\/p>\n

Is asking for real-time location for security or out of distrust?<\/p>\n

“A lot of people justify that it’s to be sure everything is okay, but I don’t know, Rick,” they commented with a chuckle, noting that control is often disguised as reasonable care.<\/p>\n

In addition, they highlighted how men tend to disqualify others in order to feel superior: “He thinks he’s so mamey, he brings the whole pharmacy injected”, is one of the typical criticisms that, according to the Queens, are born from the insecurity of being replaced.<\/p>\n

Albino panda, ghost carts and psychology<\/h2>\n

But it wasn’t all couple drama. The episode also took us on a journey of curiosities:<\/p>\n

Incredible nature:<\/strong> They commented on the amazing discovery of an albino panda bear in China, a genetic rarity that has shocked scientists.<\/p>\n

Terror at the supermarket:<\/strong> They presented the viral video of supermarket carts moving on their own in Mexico, recorded by a night guard who, according to Rocio, “was not prepared for the paranormal”.<\/p>\n

Anxious mind:<\/strong> They shared a revealing fact: 85% of the things we worry about never happen. This is due to “anticipatory anxiety”, a trick of the brain to prevent threats that only exist in our imagination.<\/p>\n

From ancient Greece to Russian gas stations<\/h2>\n