Master manipulator
I commend Kayla for allowing Rachel to tell her story in the hopes it might help someone. The world is full of well meaning people and master manipulators. In the beginning of a relationship, it can be difficult to tell the difference. This is a fascinating story about a woman who trusted a man that was actually a master at taking her money and controlling her life. I highly recommend this podcast.
Take the oower back via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/21/21
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I love this podcast! It’s straightforward, full of facts and ways to get help, but shows the true struggle to get out of a toxic relationship. Been there. It’s so so hard! Thanks for making me feel less alone.
Loramomma via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/05/22
I just started listening, and I am blown away by Kayla’s story. It is like hearing about my own relationship with my ex-husband, to the point where I have to take a break. THANK YOU for sharing this story. I was also very vulnerable after the sudden loss of my dad, but maybe if I had heard a...Read full review »
Wow'd via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/15/22
Shows featuring relationship issues, especially abuse are important. But I just couldn’t get into this. Season one, the girls are just SO tone deaf. It seems to me that both Kayla and this guy were bad for EACH OTHER. And, going on about selling your designer purse, how your grandma wired you...Read full review »
SleefNB via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/15/22
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