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Alright, you beautiful disasters—ever feel like your tragic missteps aren’t so much scars but rather badges of honor? Well, buckle up because Heather Karenz and Emily Bagin are here to sprinkle some glitter over your life's chaos. These two retired party queens turned semi-responsible humans are flipping the script on how we view past mistakes. They’ve perfected the art of laughing at the absurdity without downplaying hard truths.Imagine a brunch where you spill mimosas and your secrets—yeah, it’s that kind of vibe. They're sharing tales from their wilder days and proving that the road of regret doesn't have to end in the ditch of self-pity. With humor sharper than that headache you swore wasn’t from the tequila, they're exploring how booze-fueled blunders can lead to genuine growth.Curiosity tickled? Wondering just how many liters of wine equal life wisdom? Tune in to discover how these ladies turned their messes into a massive message of hope—just raw stories and relentless honesty that might just inspire you to see your own screw-ups in a new light.Episode Highlights:11:55 - We grew up though in the ages where, like, 90s, early 2000s–it was the binge drinking culture, the house parties, and so I think that we've learned a lot from that.21:10 - If you went back and you changed all of that, you wouldn't be the person that you are. And I know for you and for me, we are still growing. We are still evolving. We're still trying to figure out who we are. We're only in our mid 40s. Let's hope that we've got a lot of time left to figure it out and become who we were supposed to be.31:10 - We made it through sex, drugs, rock and roll, the one night stands, the food addiction, and trying to get ourselves together through depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and trying to have babies and trying to meet men that would fucking tolerate us because we keep everyone at arm's length or we did back in the day. So that was a huge feat.Disclaimer:Pissy but Pretty is all about real talk—raw, unfiltered, and sometimes messy. We tackle tough topics with honesty and humor, but we know that some conversations can hit deep.If you or someone you know is struggling with sexual abuse or addiction, help is available:📞 National Sexual Assault Hotline – 800-656-HOPE (4673)📞 Substance Abuse & Mental Health Helpline – 800-662-HELP (4357)You’re not alone—support is just a call away.Connect with Heather Karenz LinkedInWebsiteEmailConnect with Emily BaginLinkedInFacebookEmail