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The Perfect Wife was married for 14 years when she realized she was attracted to women. They had what seemed like the perfect suburban life, including two kids and a nice house. But underneath it all, our guest was not being true to herself. We discuss listening to your inner knowing and trusting that it is okay to be who you are because in the end the right people will always be there to catch you. Survival strategies in this episode include:
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Good riddance, 2020! We are breaking up! Host & Producer sit down to discuss what we are breaking up with in order to become better versions of ourselves in 2021. Some survival strategies for the new year include:
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A Guy's Guy broke up with his girlfriend after realizing his life was in auto-pilot. In this episode, we discuss the trouble men have with being vulnerable and facing their demons, alcholism, and the emotional labor women end up doing in relationships. Send this episode to at least one straight man you know. Survival strategies featured in this episode:
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A Really Special Person wrote her ex a letter when she realized that perhaps he was not as committed to the relationship as she was. She breaks down what she wrote in her letter, and shares some of the strategies she used to cope as she came to the realization that her relationship wasn't going to turn out the way she wanted it to. She also shares her daily mantra: "pain comes from the inability to accept what is." Strategies
The One Before The One thought she would be The One… despite the fact that soon into the relationship she realized she wasn't a big fan of his personality… he was just very hot. This guest tells us her journey of coming into her true self post-breakup by determining who she needed to be, and who she needed to surround herself with, in order to heal.
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Like two ships in the night, A New Yorker in LA found herself moving back and forth across the country for her long-distance boo. The pandemic presented itself as an opportunity for the two of them to finally lay down roots together... until someone who was always lurking in the shadows found her way into the foreground and plans changed. This guest discusses her ex's narcissistic behavior, career jealousy, and all things long-distance in this episode.
Survival strategies featured in this episode:
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Three years out from the break-up, Kind of An Intense Person looks back on his experience breaking up with his first love. He goes on to tell us about the importance of being vulnerable with your partner, finding your sense of self after you lost it in a relationship, and revising the narratives of your life so they suit your healing process. And of course, we discuss the final scene of Call Me By Your Name and its direct correlation to healing from a bad split.
Survival strategies featured in this episode:
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After being together for four years, sharing a home together, and having a dog, Resilient Single Dog Mom thought she was in it for the long run. Turns out her boyfriend (now ex-boyfriend) wasn't on the same page. In fact, maybe he was reading a different book entirely.
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