EPISODE · May 15, 2025 · 41 MIN
27. Relationship Breakups | How to Keep Adulting with Strong Emotions on Board
from Social Leopards · host Social Leopards | Connecting in Adulthood
In this episode of Life Lessons with Social Leopards, Bea and Beth delve into the challenging topic of loneliness following divorce & relationship breakups. They share personal stories and experiences, emphasizing the emotional turmoil and isolation that often accompany such emotional changes.The hosts discuss societal pressures, the struggle to maintain authentic relationships, and the importance of processing grief and prioritizing self-care. They offer practical life advice for navigating single life, including dating advice like reaching to pursue social connection, seeking counseling, and participating in social activities.Through candid conversations, Bea and Beth provide insights on dealing with emotions with emotional intelligence, maintaining respect and communication in relationships, and ultimately finding empowerment, resilience, and healing. CONTACT US AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Many thanks to Anthony Church, who composed the music featured for Seasons 2 and 3. Please check out his content here: linktr.ee/anthonychurchmusic.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/social-leopards-navigating-social-life-in-adulthood--6890039/support.Stay connectedIf you’d like more reflections, behind-the-scenes thoughts, and gentle reminders, you can find me on Substack: substack.com/@bethbutramYou can also follow along on Instagram. My handle is @PodcastsByBeth.If this podcast brings you a sense of calm or support, and you’d like to offer a small thank you, you’re always welcome to do so here: ko-fi.com/bethpodcastBetter yet, join the Supporters Club for a forever ad-free experience and more: spreaker.com/podcast/affirmations-for-calm-confidence--6925310
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