Your exes are you!
An episode of the The Bougie Hippie from southside podcast, hosted by Sunshine Burt, titled "Your exes are you!" was published on August 8, 2018 and runs 4 minutes.
August 8, 2018 ·4m · The Bougie Hippie from southside
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Summary
Have you ever wondered why you keep attracting the same type of person. Not even on the surface level but they all have the same traits as the last or similar. It's because they are all reflections of you and how you think of yourself. Maybe you're even affirming it into your life by saying "I keep attracting the same type of guys/ girls" and boom the universe answers your request like a genie. Those bad things you see in others are all parts of you that you must confront. Listen to this episode to dive deeper, feel free to respond.
Episode Description
Have you ever wondered why you keep attracting the same type of person. Not even on the surface level but they all have the same traits as the last or similar. It's because they are all reflections of you and how you think of yourself. Maybe you're even affirming it into your life by saying "I keep attracting the same type of guys/ girls" and boom the universe answers your request like a genie. Those bad things you see in others are all parts of you that you must confront. Listen to this episode to dive deeper, feel free to respond.
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