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Feb 19, 2020 56 min

Don't You Know That You're Toxic?

from Eat Your Crust Hosted by Crystal Jiao, Jeesoo Kim

Toxicity is a monster that manifests in many forms (and, unfortunately, isn't as hot or catchy as Britney Spears circa 2003). Whether it manifests in incompatible friendships, unhealthy cultural values, or pure self-sabotage, toxicity is always both a pain point and an opportunity for growth. In this episode, we get up close and vulnerable to explore the idea of toxicity in our friendships and ourselves. This week's guest, Natalie, actually opens up about her tumultuous 14 year friendship with Jeesoo and we reflect on how friendships can evolve, change, and adapt as we grow. Follow Natalie's Shiba Inu on Instagram @dangotheadorable Follow Natalie's Pomeranian on Instagram @cupofmaruchan Thanks Tiffany (IG @skin_unfiltered) for the topic suggestion! :) Follow us on Instagram @eatyourcrustpod Support the show Follow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

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Toxicity is a monster that manifests in many forms (and, unfortunately, isn't as hot or catchy as Britney Spears circa 2003). Whether it manifests in incompatible friendships, unhealthy cultural values, or pure self-sabotage, toxicity is always both a pain point and an opportunity for growth. In this episode, we get up close and vulnerable to explore the idea of toxicity in our friendships and ourselves. This week's guest, Natalie, actually opens up about her tumultuous 14 year friendship wit...

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