No one asked: Zoe Clews and Hattie Moll talk about the poor reception to Liz Gilbert's new book on sex and love addiction

Come backstage on the How to Recover podcast with Zoe and Hattie for the real talk behind the recovery world. Deep dive into the messy world of their own imperfect recovery. Enjoy their great escape from narcs, sex, drink, debt, drama and trauma. They’ve done it all, to death.In this episode of No One Asked, hosts Hattie Moll and Zoe Clews delve into the complexities of recovery, focusing on themes of addiction, codependency, and the impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships. They discuss Liz Gilbert's new book, exploring the nuances of love addiction and the importance of understanding one's inner child in the recovery process. The conversation also touches on the challenges of sharing personal recovery journeys publicly and the significance of anonymity in recovery programs.takeawaysLiz Gilbert's new book has sparked discussions on addiction.Codependency often intertwines with addiction in complex ways.Love addiction can be as destructive as substance addiction.Childhood experiences shape adult relationship patterns.The inner child plays a crucial role in recovery.Early recovery is often a tender and vulnerable time.Anonymity in recovery programs is essential for safety.Public sharing of recovery stories can be both helpful and uncomfortable.Understanding trauma is key to addressing love addiction.Recovery is a personal journey that varies for everyone.