EP 17 - Toxic relationships

Episode 19 of the Tales by TSO podcast, hosted by TSO, titled "EP 17 - Toxic relationships" was published on July 15, 2020 and runs 34 minutes.

July 15, 2020 ·34m · Tales by TSO

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Summary

Now we all know of someone along the way, whether it's ourselves or a friend whose been in a toxic relationship, right? Now let's have a discussion about how and why those relationships come about. And how we can steer clear from them in this 2020! Let me know your thoughts! Keep up with me on : Blog - www.talesbytso.com IG - talesby_tso Twitter - by_tso

Episode Description

Now we all know of someone along the way, whether it's ourselves or a friend whose been in a toxic relationship, right? Now let's have a discussion about how and why those relationships come about. And how we can steer clear from them in this 2020!

Let me know your thoughts!

Keep up with me on :

Blog - www.talesbytso.com

IG - talesby_tso

Twitter - by_tso

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