Don't worry, I'm not going to cry this time. I'm literally FINE lol but yes. I'm back for another solo ep and I just don't have it down yet, but this one was fun to make. 

Here for a solo episode with Amanda, trying to configure her thoughts as always. Talking about Mental Health + Parenting and how they coexist within our lives. 

**For anyone struggling with depression, anxiety, etc. find a safe space at [email protected] or the Mental Health Services at (800) 662-4357 / 1(800) 273-TALK(8255). 

What is a typical week without a mental breakdown... or two? The girls of She's Fine are fine, but they've definitely been through it. Yeah, we succumbed to story time at the end there a little, but this is all part of it. Think of it as, the sunshine after the shit storm. 

Sit and listen to the girls of She's Fine talk about Amanda's day-to-day one day at a time. Trust me, she's fine!

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Very vulnerable episode... Not going to lie. There are many things we just touched on here and some of the feelings we shared, we are still working through. And no matter or which way we see ourselves, that's our own business. Whether that means, seeing you body for what it is and accepting it or not being able to accept it and making altering physical changes (plastic surgery or working out) - which are all beautiful and socially acceptable in their own ways. As long as you're happy who the f*ck cares?

Rule #429: DO NOT compare yourself to others. Whether that'd be your parenting style, your kids' progression stages, your physical appearance, where you are in life, what kind of job you work vs where other people your age work - E N O U G H. However you can use that pressure as motivation. If you're in the right head space and can recognize your faults and alter them instead of fixate on them. If you'd like to make some, or any personal changes for that matter, go for it - that's not what I'm saying. I am saying, social media is a game. You're playing with your mental health and you need to be aware of what it brings to you; if that is anything at all.