“They don’t ever talk about what it feels like when the first relationship after your big relationship ends.”

In this episode we’re giving advice to none other than Hotter Than Ever. Yes, you read that correctly. When Erin found herself blindsided by the sudden end of her relationship with her boyfriend, “The Marine”, she knew she had to open up about the experience, no matter how raw the pain. For anyone facing the aftermath of a significant breakup, this is your reminder that healing and moving forward are possible, even in the midst of heartache.

Join us for a heartfelt and vulnerable episode, as Erin shares the story of how (and why) her relationship ended, and tangible advice for how to get over the first breakup after divorce. Here’s a sneak peak:

1. Take Stock: Reflect on the positive aspects of the relationship and what worked well
2. Tell the Truth: Be honest with yourself about what didn’t work, including unmet needs and underlying issues
3. Set Intentions: Get clear about your desires and boundaries for future relationships
4. Embrace Singlehood: Revel in the freedom to rediscover yourself, your passions, friendships, and creative pursuits

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