Joy in shared pain
It’s taken me years to even begin to understand myself, my destructive behaviors. Driven by trauma, need for approval and acting to someone else’s script. Then to be able to forgive and laugh at myself. Nice to hear the female version of my younger self doing the same. Only thing I can offer is that; by learning to be true to yourself, with age and a bit of wisdom, it gets a lot easier, and that vicious circles can become virtuous ones.
I'm more than a nickname! via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/12/22
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Emily, you’ve made me feel sane, understood, and like I’ll be ok. Even if I’m crying along relating, I feel safe. I got here from your episode on your brothers podcast. The comments you received about your voice being soothing are accurate. I feel calm. Thank you.
Cardiphone via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 08/02/23
I absolutely love this podcast - I suffer from complex PTSD and BPD and I’ve always felt so alone with those diagnoses… until I found this podcast! Thank you for opening up about your experiences and articulating them so well and giving me to moviation to keep going ⭐️ keeping being you!
RuthN445 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/10/22
I have to admit, the title of the podcast alone had me raising an eyebrow in curiosity & was fully prepared to bear witness to a trainwreck. But I never knew how much I needed this raw honesty, delightfully lucid self-awareness perspective on Emily’s path to healing. I related far more than I...Read full review »
medblr_td via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/11/22
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