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Things we've learned in our 11 years of marriage
In this episode of "The Natalie and Dennis Show," hosts Natalie and Dennis dive deep into the topic of "Pick Me Girls and the Curse of Constant Comparison." They discuss the societal pressures that women face to conform to certain beauty standards, career goals, and social expectations. Natalie and Dennis share their own personal experiences with feeling the need to constantly compare themselves to others and how it has affected their self-esteem.Other Topics include• Intrusive thoughts• Forgiveness• Boundaries• Filming yourself in Public
In this episode we bring in our first mystery guest, lets just say it's going to require some spanish.
In this podcast, we talk about our experience with shedding off excess weight and adopting a healthy lifestyle. We'll cover the ups and downs of our weight loss journey, the challenges we faced, and the strategies that worked for us.
In this episode we respond to a new segment called "Hate Mail" in which we address a comment that suggests our relationship is shallow. The comment implies that we don't connect on a deep level, that our value systems don't align, and that we primarily worry about our own interests and schedules.
As we discuss the comment, we share our perspectives on the situation. We delve into how we prioritize our interests and schedules and explore how this impacts our relationship. We also talk about our thoughts on our relationship, our values, and our goals.
This thoughtful and engaging discussion sheds light on the complexities of modern relationships and the challenges of building a deep and meaningful partnership. By sharing our thoughts, we hope to offer some insight into how we navigate these challenges and encourage others to do the same.
In this episode, Natalie takes us on a journey from the moment she discovered she had ADHD and how she dealt with it. She discusses how she sought professional help from a psychiatrist, who confirmed her diagnosis and prescribed medication to help manage her symptoms. Natalie shares how medication helped her focus better and increased her productivity, but also how she felt like she was dependent on it. She talks about the decision to stop taking medication and how she now manages her symptoms by being more organized and developing coping mechanisms. Throughout the episode, Natalie shares valuable insights into her journey with ADHD, including the challenges she faced and the strategies she has used to overcome them. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and self-acceptance when dealing with ADHD and encourages listeners to seek help if they suspect they may have the condition. So join us in this episode as we learn from Natalie's journey with ADHD and gain a better understanding of how to manage the condition. This episode should not be used to self diagnosed.
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