Hanging Up on Toxicity

An episode of the Dramatically Correct podcast, hosted by Melissa Lawrence and Mia Borselli, titled "Hanging Up on Toxicity" was published on October 20, 2023 and runs 27 minutes.

October 20, 2023 ·27m · Dramatically Correct

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Being a bully is SO old! Or at least we thought so.... in this episode the honeys dissect episodes of RHONY and RHOSL, while discussing the issue of of toxicity within friend groups and what it means to be Dramatically Correct!

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Being a bully is SO old! Or at least we thought so.... in this episode the honeys dissect episodes of RHONY and RHOSL, while discussing the issue of of toxicity within friend groups and what it means to be Dramatically Correct!

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