Elle dives into the key relationship red flags everyone should watch out for when dating. She highlights the importance of spotting warning signs like dodging conversations about the future, failing to follow through on commitments, deflecting questions, and emotional manipulation. Elle offers valuable insights on how these behaviors often point to deeper problems and urges listeners to prioritize their self-worth and emotional well-being.

On this special 50th episode, Elle presents 50 quick and effective ways to boost happiness and enhance mental well-being. The discussion touches on a wide range of topics, including the joy of helping others, the impact of meaningful connections, the benefits of physical activity, mindfulness techniques, and much more. Each tip offers practical insights that can be easily incorporated into daily life, providing listeners with actionable steps to cultivate happiness and improve their mental health.

In this episode, Elle reflects on her experiences as a senior in college and shares five things she wishes she knew before senior year.

In this episode of "What the Elle," I dive into a bunch of unpopular opinions that might ruffle some feathers. From why being delusional in relationships isn’t cute, to why Taylor Swift might be overrated, I’m spilling all my hot takes. I also chat about why driving in silence is underrated, why Texas Roadhouse isn’t all that, and share some thoughts on horoscopes, trio friendships, celebrity worship, and why hookup culture is toxic. It’s a whole lot of opinions you didn’t ask for, but I’m sharing anyway.

In this episode, I’m getting real about breakups. Yep, they suck, but they can also be a huge opportunity to reset your life. I’m sharing my own experience, like how getting back into a routine, setting goals, and actually taking care of myself helped me get through it. We’re also talking about why it’s so important to have a solid relationship with yourself and with God, plus the weird but kinda amazing idea of writing a letter to your ex to process everything. If you’re going through it, this one’s for you.

In this episode of What The Elle, Elle gets real about the emotional whirlwind of breakups, sharing her own personal journey and offering practical advice for navigating the aftermath. She dives into the raw emotions that come with heartache and reminds listeners of the importance of prioritizing self-care. Elle emphasizes trusting your intuition during this challenging time and encourages listeners to lean on their support systems, whether that's friends, family, or a therapist. She also dishes out tough love about the dangers of reaching out to your ex too soon and underscores the need for creating healthy boundaries as you heal and rediscover yourself.

In this episode, Elle talks about her recent photography gig, her love for Love Island, the concept of being a 'girl's girl', having an existential crisis on her period, her experience in a long-distance relationship, and the idea of a healing girl summer. She emphasizes the importance of being kind to oneself, not comparing oneself to others, and finding joy in simple activities.

In this episode, Elle and Madeleine discuss various things that girls do that give them the 'ick'. They talk about girls who only listen to certain types of music, girls who gatekeep their fashion choices, girls who romanticize not eating, girls who only date a specific race, girls who promote waist trainers, girls who only hang out with guys, and girls who cheat on their boyfriends. They emphasize the importance of being open-minded, supportive, and balanced in relationships and friendships.

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