I Can Take Myself Dancing | Part 2 with Shiri | No Hard Feelings…Kinda | Season 2 Episode 3

What happens when a divorced woman stops chasing love…and starts choosing herself?In Part 2 of my conversation with Shiri, we dive into post-divorce dating, female empowerment, emotional independence, and the unexpected truth: sometimes healing doesn’t make you softer - it makes you selective.I came prepared to talk about avoiding emotionally unavailable men.Shiri came ready to admit she was the emotionally unavailable one.We unpack:• Dating after divorce• Reclaiming confidence after marriage• Ghosting and emotional boundaries• The difference between empowerment and avoidance• Trauma patterns in adult relationships• How self-worth changes your dating standards• Why “chemistry” isn’t always healthy• And what it really means to take yourself dancingThis isn’t about hating men.It’s about understanding patterns.It’s about recognizing when your nervous system is confusing chaos with connection.It’s about healing attachment wounds without pretending you’re perfect in theprocess.If you’re navigating life after divorce, re-entering the dating world, or learning how to stop over-explaining yourself - this episode is honest, funny, and unfiltered.Because sometimes growth looks like saying:“I don’t owe anyone access to me.”Listen to Part 1: I Can Love Me Better for the full arc.Therapy is expensive. Share your chaos with me…for FREE.  _____________________________________________The ROAR Gallery is a digital wall of encouragement where people can upload short video messages for individuals and families going through tough times,especially during hospital stays.  You can view examples here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGjde29iQPBJL_Trf3F7yWwYour ROAR can change a life. Share your story and inspire hospital families to nevergive up. Upload your ROAR: https://extendtherose.org/roargallery Welcome to The ROAR Gallery - a movement of hope that starts with you. Here, people from all walks of life share short stories of courage and gratitude, creating a wave of encouragement for children and families fighting tough battles in hospitals. Every ROAR reminds them they’re seen, heard, and celebrated. Together, we’re flooding hospital rooms with positivity and giving families the strengthto keep going. A ROAR is a short, positive message - a declaration of the good in your life and a reminder that hope still wins. Because hope is a team sport. 🌹