Kellee Stewart

Kellee: I think My Boys is a great change for us. I love that we can see dating and relationships more from the male point of view, and I love that the central character, PJ, is a guy's type of girl. On TV, we see the long hair, lipstick and high heels, and that's not representative of every female in America and beyond. We need to take the time to say we don't have to put on three inches of make-up to be attractive, to be intelligent, to get a date. It's fresh and exciting, and I think if the viewers give it a chance, we'll really see how far we can go with it.

Kellee: (on the text messaging phenomenon) You are better than a text message. He needs to pick up that phone and hear your lovely voice and communicate with you. For real.

Kellee: (Advice to single women who are fed up with the dating scene) Love yourself. Be grounded and positive in who you are. Don't apologize for what you want in life, and go after it with a fierceness that you have never experienced. Try to laugh at least 10 times a day. Try to give a gift of yourself to someone else in need, and don't focus on wanting to find that special man. Focus on who you are and, if he's smart, he will find you.