B*tch it's Bella Thorne

“Our society makes victims feel like villains.” Final Episode of May’s Mental Health Month People deal with childhood trauma differently just as the horrible experience is different for every person, for every victim. The only consolation that victims have is a support system that is always there for them, that is present with them when their overwhelming feelings arise and when painful memories are triggered. It is in our support group that we can learn to accept what happened, live through it, and move on with life. But what if we don’t have that kind of support group? Today’s guest is actress, model, singer, and songwriter Bella Thorne. Warning: We are discussing sensitive topics and our way of dealing with these issues may not be what people might expect. Nonetheless, we get to listen to how a victim and a survivor of sexual abuse grew up to be a forward-focused person, always working hard to make a name for herself, and is now open about her experiences with dating and relationship struggles. THIS WEEK'S PODCAST IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Diet Smoke What to Listen For: 00:00 Introduction 01:17 Something weird most people don’t know about you? 04:53 How did you get into acting so young? 10:17 When you’re feeling a little hateful 13:05 “She must have an easy life…” 17:16 Losing your father at a young age 22:37 Coping with a losing a loved one 27:43 We don’t get enough support from our system 35:54 The long-term effects of sexual abuse 41:41 Talking about your trauma 48:40 Crazy things I did with my sister 54:37 Non-negotiable when it comes to dating 57:23 What's the worst day you've ever been on? 01:08:25 How do you break up with someone? 01:10:32 What are you currently working on? Connect with Bella on: Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter TikTok The Life of a Wannabe Mogul: Mental Disarray Get more content on: @almostadulting on Instagram @violetbenson on Instagram @daddyissues_ on Instagram YouTube