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Have you ever been ghosted? Have you ever ghosted someone? Is there ever a situation in which ghosting someone without explanation is okay?
In this week's episode we discuss the concept of ghosting and share our experiences with being ghosted. We discuss how ghosting affects us, situations where we think ghosting might make sense as well as our thoughts on different excuses people have given for ghosting. Join the conversation using #gooduptuesday or tagging us @gooduppod.
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Finding a therapist can be intimidating and, similar to dating, it can take a few tries before you find someone you vibe with. We're here to tell you how normal that is.
This week on the pod: Tamara McMillan (@thecruciancounselor and @_greaterchanges) joins us to discuss the process of finding and vetting therapists as well as why all formats of therapy don’t work for everyone. We’ll get advice on what to look for, how to communicate expectations, how to track progress, advocate for diagnosis and what forms of therapy there are. Join the conversation by tagging us @gooduppod or using #gooduptuesday.
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Have you ever experienced grief? How has your grief shown itself? Are we allowed to experience grief for people we've never met?
In this episode, Charniah of "Grief Is Ghetto" (Tiktok @charniahwilson) joins us to talk about the concept of grief and mourning and different ways to process the passing of a loved one. She also tells us more about how she's created a safe space online for strangers to come together to talk about their grief. We cover anger as a result of grief, questioning God, and how people around us conduct themselves during periods of mourning. Join the conversation by tagging us @gooduppod or using #gooduptuesday.
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Have you ever heard of an "inner child?" What unmet needs do you have from childhood? How have the events of your childhood affected the way you navigate the world emotionally?
This week, we tackle the subject of the inner child and identifying parts of your inner child that may need to be healed. We also discuss ways to connect with your inner child in positive ways as well as how to create space for them. Join the conversation by tagging us @gooduppod or using #gooduptuesday.
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Are you pro-life or pro-choice? How can you possibly be affected by the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade?
In reflection of the current political atmosphere, this week we talked about about how the world treats women. From losing abortion and reproductive health access, to the way society reacts to violence against women, to expectations in motherhood and marriage. Join the conversation by tagging us @gooduppod or using #gooduptuesday.
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How well would you say you know your friends or family members? This week we play a game called "We're Not Really Strangers" - a purpose-driven card game designed to allow you to cultivate deeper relationships and help form new ones.
During the episode we learned about each other's first impressions, stories about strangers that changed our lives and more. Join the conversation using #gooduptuesday and by tagging us online @gooduppod.
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In this week's episode, India (@perfect_imperfections_4 on TikTok) joins us for a fun conversation about turning 30 and the pressure we often feel to have our lives together before that deadline.
We discussed the differences between life in your 30s versus life in your 20s and all of the lessons we've learned in the journey along the way. We talk everything from aging to career goals, to marriage goals and having children. Finally, we share our best pieces of advice for listeners in their 20s. Join the conversation on social media @gooduppod or by using #gooduptuesday.
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Do you identify or do you know someone who identifies as bisexual? Bisexuality is defined as romantic attraction, sexual attraction, or sexual behavior toward both males and females, or to more than one gender.
This week we're joined by content creator Khaliq (@khali.q) for a hilarious, raw and in-depth conversation on the experiences of Black bisexual men and women including stereotypes associates with bisexuality, the experience of coming out, navigating family and religious dynamics as a queer person and more.
Join the conversation on social media by tagging us @gooduppod or using #gooduptuesday.
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Do you show up for yourself? Showing up for yourself means that you make choices that honor your emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual needs as they arise.
In this week's episode we discuss the concept of showing up for ourselves and how it can be a struggle especially when considering the needs of others. We discuss areas in our lives where we haven't shown up for ourselves including work and relationships as well as steps you can take to show up for you. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media.
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Have you ever heard of the phrase "toxic positivity?" Toxic positivity refers dismissing negative emotions and responding to distress with false reassurances rather than empathy. It comes from feeling uncomfortable with negative emotions.
This week we discussed how toxic positivity can prevent us from showing up as empathetic, conscious friends. We talk the art of "complaining" and our thoughts on gratitude as it's been taught to us. We even touch on grief and how people show up for those in mourning. Join the conversation online using #gooduptuesday or tag us @gooduppod.
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Good Up is a safe space to talk about those experiences in life we didn't know we all had in common. Every week Deidre and Jeaiza navigate complex life experiences: the ones that made us laugh,…