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Therapists React to SZA's I Hate U
“I feel so ordinary except when you’re around me”, “I can't keep no conflict with you boy, can we just rub it out?” If you wonder if I hate you, I don’t. These are just some of the lyrics. She ain’t really hate that man and we are talking about it! Plus, we have questions because there is a lot going on in this song. Join Jasmine and Charmaine as we discuss conflicting feelings in relationships, using someone to make you feel different about yourself, coping with sex, changing during a relationship, leaving your healing in someone else’s hands and so much more. The episode is loaded and you do not want to miss it.
Time stamps:
00:00 intro
01:00 SZA don’t really hate that man
4:38 Issues communicating in relationships
10:20 using other things (sex, distraction) to work through conflict instead of communication
12:38 How people get to wild behavior during conflict or why you really need to allow breaks during conflict
17:05 Blaming your partner for your feelings
21:00 only remembering good things after a breakup
YouTube version at: https://www.youtube.com/@Stay_mentallydope
Mental health x Black culture
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By Charmaine Beasley, LPC-S & Jasmine Bishop, LPC-S “I feel so ordinary except when you’re around me”, “I can't keep no conflict with you boy, can we just rub it out?” If you wonder if I hate you, I don’t. These are just some of the lyrics. She ain’t really hate that man and we are talking about it! Plus, we have questions because there is a lot going on in this song. Join Jasmine and Charmaine as we discuss conflicting feelings in relationships, using someone to make you feel different about yourself, coping with sex, changing during a relationship, leaving your healing in someone else’s hands and so much more. The episode is loaded and you do not want to miss it.
Time stamps:
00:00 intro
01:00 SZA don’t really hate that man
4:38 Issues communicating in relationships
10:20 using other things (sex, distraction) to work through conflict instead of communication
12:38 How people get to wild behavior during conflict or why you really need to allow breaks during conflict
17:05 Blaming your partner for your feelings
21:00 only remembering good things after a breakup
YouTube version at: https://www.youtube.com/@Stay_mentallydope
Mental health x Black culture
#blackculture #mentalhealth #therapy #blacktherapist #blackyoutube #blackpodcast #blackwoman #blackwomenoftiktok #blackwomenshealth #blackwomenpodcasts #attachmentissues #parenting #emotionalintelligence #toxicrelationships #anxiousattachment #mentalhealthpodcast #sza #szaihateu i hate u
Sza I hate you
How do you fix a relationship with bad communication
Why is communication so hard in relationships
What are toxic communication styles
Why do I have trouble communicating
Can communication break a relationship
protest behaviors
How to detach from someone as an anxious attachment
Are anxious attachers manipulative
Blaming other people for your feelings
Conflict style
Mental health podcast
What is the healthy way to deal with a breakup
What is the best way to cope with a breakup
How to stop overthinking a breakup