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To anyone having a bad day

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To anyone going through a breakup during the holidays

Getting over someone is hard. Getting over someone during the holidays? That’s a whole different kind of heartbreak.In this episode, I want to sit with you through that. No fake cheer, no “just be grateful” advice. Just real talk about what it feels like to show up to family dinn ...  Show more

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