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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2023 · 43 MIN

7. support systems: asking for help is actually...nice?

from double text · host Sophia Watson

i hate to break it to us, but we can’t do it all on our own. in this episode of Double Text, i’m talking about feeling like a burden, being vulnerable in front of others, and learning to lean on our friends. between feeling uncomfortable asking for help and being reluctant to admit when we need it, using our support systems is sometimes a lot easier said than done. listen every tuesday. join the conversation on the @doubletextpodcast instagram. thank you for listening♥

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