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Jul 12, 2023 54 min

Listeners tea: Q&A and anonymous dilemmas

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Welcome back beautiful people! This week we are answering listener questions & giving our two cents (not worth much more!) on some anonymous dilemmas. We are chatting through relationship hurdles, the longing for children and how we are all guilty of romanticising relationships that could have been. If you loved this weeks ep, or any of our others, please click the 'Follow' button and leave a review! Love Erin & Naomi xx

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