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Hey, Girlies! Welcome to a brand new episode of Siren Speaks! This episode is special because it's another visual episode! On today's episode, we discuss AD from Love is Blind and how she was oversexualized by her castmates. Being overly sexualized can be dehumanizing.
Join in on the discussion!
XOXO,
Siren
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A while ago I spoke briefly on how uncomfortable vulnerability can be. In today's episode, we expand on the reality of vulnerability and why it seems so scary.
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Hey Girl Hey!
Welcome back to a new episode of Siren Speaks! This episode is currently live on my YouTube channel for those who love to see how animated I am lol.
This episode is specifically for my 30-something-year-olds! I want y'all to know that you are worthy because YOU ARE WORTHY. If you don't achieve all your goals by 30, it doesn't mean you never will. YOU WILL.
30 is not the ending! It's a new beginning -- it's whatever you want it to be!
Until next time,
XOXO - Siren
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Hello Gal Pals and welcome back to a new episode of Siren Speaks! Today's episode is a throwback to an old Snapchat story that was never posted publicly. I'll be discussing the importance of change and having an adaptable spirit. The sound may not be as crisp but the message remains! I hope y'all enjoy and I'll catch you on the next episode.
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Success is scary. AF.
In today's episode, we discuss the scary reality of success. Success is one of those fears that seems counterintuitive.
I mean, isn't the goal to achieve our goals and make our dreams come true? So why would we feel fear about that?
Join Siren as she goes into depth about the reality of fear, the daunting feeling of being perceived, and how to overcomes our fears in a healthy way.
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In this episode of Siren Speaks, we discuss why some people will never achieve their goals. As we approach the last quarter of the year, now is usually the time that people like to create new goals and evaluate what worked and what didn't work throughout the year.
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Hey everyone,
This is a little different from the typical structure of my podcast episodes but I hope it still resonates with yall. I will definitely come back with a more structured version of this topic but for now, let's consider this an intro on the subject.
Vulnerability can be really uncomfortable. I truly believe that being hyper individualistic is the antithesis to authentic community.
Let me know what you think of today's episode and if you're more into visual podcasts then please subscribe to the YouTube channel!
XOXO,
Siren
Therapy can be a great tool that we use to understand our emotions, but what happens when we misuse terms or weaponize therapy?
When misuse terms or use them as a tool for destruction, we can cause certain words to lose value. And that loss of value can really affect the victims whom the terms are meant for.
In today's episode, we explore the term "gaslighting".
Don't forget to rate and subscribe! See you in the next episode!
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Trigger Warning! This episode just may trigger you!
Today's episode is inspired by a family conversation (and yes I received permission before bringing it to my platform). We'll take a tour down our shadow side and also explore why the feeling of being uncomfortable is really not as negative as we sometimes make it out to be.
As I have been apart of @uncensoredwithufo's podcast, it was revealed that one of the last episodes that I was a part of really triggered some people which also led me to want to have this conversation on my own podcast!
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