What does ketchup have to do with this? Ep.57

Alright after that backwards mix-up from the last weeks Episode 58 before Episode 57, at the core this episode gets into how bullying experiences affect people differently and how those experiences can show up later in relationships.The conversation digs into something a lot of couples may do without realizing it:1. Comparing pain.Danny reflects on how he used to measure Courtney’s bullying experiences against his own and unintentionally dismiss them because they didn’t look the same. Two people can experience completely different bullying, but the emotional result can still be equally powerful. The severity of bullying isn't what matters most, it's the impact it had on the person. 2. Sometimes Victims Become BulliesCourtney shares something very honest that at one point she became mean back to others because she never wanted to feel excluded again. Hurt people sometimes repeat the behavior they experienced, not out of cruelty, but out of self-protection or fear. 3. Bullying Shapes Who You BecomeWe both reflect on how bullying influenced our personalities. Childhood experiences don’t disappear, they evolve into adult behaviors.Send us Fan MailThanks for tuning in! 🎧 Connect with us:Follow us on Instagram: @dialogoverdramaLike and subscribe on YoutubeNew episodes every Friday. Have topics you'd like us to cover? Connect with us! 💬 🎵 Theme Music: Pray by Allegories, I Think I Just Lost My Mind by The Jesse James Medicine Show.*Approved For Use