Emily Ratajkowski Describes The Type Of Men She Can't Handle: 'The Worst'

Emily Ratajkowski has met many types of men throughout her life but there is one type that she just cannot stand.

"There are babies, there are monsters, and then there are baby monsters," Emily said in the "EmRata Asks" segment in the latest episode of her podcast, "High Low with EmRata," which aired Monday.

"The babies are the men who need to be tended to and reassured at every turn," she explained. "The monsters who are like, 'Sorry that your mom died but want to come over?' And then the third is the worst... and those are the men that I can't handle. They need reassurance, they need to be cradled and suckle at the teeth. But then they're also like, 'Leave me alone though, woman.'"

She added, "This week I particularly had an interaction with a baby and then with a...he's either a baby or a baby monster."

The model and actress filed for divorce from her husband, Sebastian Bear-McClard, in September — over four years after their civil wedding in New York City in February 2018. The pair share a 19-month-old son, Sylvester.

Ratajkowski has been romantically linked to Brad Pitt, but she said in a recent interview with Variety that she is currently not in a relationship and is enjoying her time as a single woman.

"I'm newly single for basically the first time in my life ever, and I just feel like I'm kind of enjoying the freedom of not being super worried about how I'm being perceived," she told the outlet.

In the latest episode of her podcast, Ratajkowski also gave her thoughts on sex on the first date.

"I think If you're not ready to be vulnerable, that is a reason not to have sex on the first date," she said. "Even when I'm like, 'This was a fun night, I don't care if this person and I ever interact again,' I still hate when I feel like there's a part of them that feels like, 'Yeah, I hit that' kind of vibe. Even if they're not the kind of guy who would say that out loud but you can just feel it. That's a reason not to sleep with a man."