Meghan Markle is back with the next episode of her Spotify podcast Archetypes and it is already making headlines for all the right reasons. In the seventh episode, the Duchess welcomed comedians Issa Rae and Ziwe and the three ladies discussed the trope of angry black women. 

During the interaction, Meghan Markle candidly spoke about the difference between being difficult and particular. The Suits alum believes that the two labels are completely different from each other and that being particular is not necessarily a bad thing. She elaborated on her personality trait of being particular and how she takes it as a compliment.

Meghan Markle reveals her embarrassing habit

Speaking to Issa Rae, Meghan Markle revealed that she is particular about things, but this does not mean that she is being difficult and snobbish. It also means that she understands herself well and knows exactly what needs to be done in a particular situation. The former actress added that women are allowed to set boundaries. Thus, they should not shy away from speaking their mind. 

“I know that I will find myself cowering and tiptoeing into a room where, I don’t know if you do the thing that I find the most embarrassing when you’re saying a sentence, but the intonation goes up like it’s a question. And I was just like, ‘Oh, my God, stop, stop, whispering and tiptoeing around it. Just say what it is that you need,” Markle said in the podcast. 

The actress further added that stating opinions or being clear about what you want does not make you difficult. Issa echoed the same sentiments as Meghan Markle as she narrated one of the anecdotes from a few years back. The comedian revealed that one of her colleagues once called her particular in order to demean her. 

However, she did not find anything offensive in that and only took it as a compliment by saying “Thank You.” The Insecure actress further added how the colleague took her to be a control freak when she was just being a woman with a point of view. 

Do you agree with Meghan Markle and Issa Rae’s thoughts about being particular in life? Let us know in the comments.