S4:E16 – The “Good Girl” Who’s F*cking Furious!

Send me a text message Have you ever been told you’re being “too emotional”, hormonal or overreacting when you’ve had every  reason to be angry? Or found yourself apologising for your reaction while the thing that actually upset you gets completely forgotten?In this episode of the Witchy Woo Podcast, I’m exploring why so many women have been taught to swallow their anger, and how that conditioning can show up through the Witch Wound, our relationships and even our spiritual healing work.I share my own experiences of having my anger used against me, alongside growing up in Catholic school, where emotions such as anger were treated as terrible behaviour rather than something we needed help understanding. We’ll look at the historical and cultural expectations placed on women, the pressure to be agreeable and forgiving, and why understanding somebody else’s behaviour doesn’t mean you’re no longer allowed to be angry about its impact on you.We’re also getting into sacred rage, what anger might be trying to tell us about our boundaries, needs and values, and why healing doesn’t mean becoming somebody who never gets p*ssed off 😂  Because you can be compassionate and still be angry; spiritual and still have boundaries; and you can understand why somebody hurt you without deciding that what they did was okay.Were you taught that anger was something you were allowed to express, or something you had to swallow? Come and join the conversation. 🖤 Support the showWith HUUUGGGEE Gratitude to our Headline Sponsors:The Strange Apothecary, Ministry of Pharmakeia - https://strangeapothecary.co.uk Connect with Kylie, and become part of Witchy Woo:Join the Patreon Membership for just £3.50 (+VAT) - HERE Facebook (I would love to connect!) - HEREJoin the Witchy Woo Magickzine Family (magazine subscription) - Use code PODCAST for a cheeky little discount 😉 - HERE🔥 A Huge thank you to all of our sponsors, that help to make this podcast possible:The Strange Apothecary Cheryl RoseOn Point HealingNureleyaRhythm Poetry, by Spiritual Sisters Collective...