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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2021 · 44 MIN

3.E3: unhealthy relationships

from Let's Chat About It · host LCAI

With our guest host Kavita, we discuss what unhealthy relationships are, how they impact our mental health, and what are some ways to navigate them. CW: examples given of unhealthy relationships. I mentioned this on instagram but I also wanted to say it here: this episode was recorded in early 2020 and now that I’ve had time to think, I wanted to rectify one of the statements I made. I said I didn’t regret my unhealthy relationship because I learned a lot — that is false! Yes, I learned a lot of lessons and I also regret it immensely. If I could go back in time, I would’ve told myself to run at the first red flag. It definitely wreaked a bit of havoc on my nervous system and solidified some unhealthy beliefs about myself and about relationships. The time spent in lockdown has made me realize just how much I value healthy connections and making good memories. I wasted so much time in a situation that was not serving me when life is really too short to be doing that. If you were looking for a sign to leave an unhealthy situation, this is it! Please note: This podcast is not a substitute for consulting with a mental health professional.  Music credits: The Journey by Audiobinger, courtesy of freemusicarchive.org

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