It wasn’t official — but it still hurt like hell.
In this episode, we unpack why situationships can feel just as painful as real breakups.
From the psychology of “ambiguous loss” to the emotional chemistry of attachment, we explore why almost-love can break your heart even without the title.

Because sometimes, the hardest thing to get over isn’t what ended — it’s what never got the chance to begin.

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She wore blazers, built empires, and rebranded ambition — until it all collapsed under its own glitter.
In this episode, we unpack the rise and fall of the “girlboss” era: how empowerment became an aesthetic, how hustle culture hijacked feminism, and why the movement eventually crumbled.

From startup queens to burnout memes, this is the story of how the “girlboss” went from icon to irony — and what her downfall reveals about power, capitalism, and being a woman in the modern world.

Because maybe real empowerment isn’t about climbing the ladder — it’s about questioning who built it in the first place.

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Beauty feels personal—but its standards have been anything but.
In this episode, we take a wild ride through the strange, often brutal history of beauty: from lead-based face paint in Renaissance Europe to corsets, colonial skin ideals, 90s waifs, and social-media filters.

Why did people in one era worship pale skin? Why did another idolize fragility? How do these histories ripple into the pressures we feel today?

Join me as we unpack the weird, surprising, and powerful stories behind what it means to be “beautiful.”

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Ever wonder why we reach for chocolate, soup, or pasta when we’re sad?

In this episode, we unpack the psychology behind comfort food — how emotions, memories, and even brain chemistry shape our cravings.

From childhood associations to dopamine boosts, we explore why certain flavors make us feel safe, loved, and momentarily whole.

Because sometimes, healing doesn’t come in words — it comes in bites.

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Ever wondered why music, love, fear — or even cold air — makes your skin tingle?
In this episode, we uncover the fascinating science and emotional depth behind goosebumps — how a leftover evolutionary reflex turned into a physical expression of awe, memory, and emotion.

From the chill of fear to the shiver of beauty, we explore what these tiny bumps say about being human — and how our bodies still remember the moments that move us most.

Because sometimes, the smallest reactions mean the most.

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We live by clocks, chase deadlines, and measure our lives in years — but what if time isn’t real?

In this episode, I explore the theory that time might be an illusion — a human construct designed to make sense of change.

From Einstein’s relativity to our emotional timelines of love, loss, and nostalgia, this episode dives into the way time stretches, folds, and blurs in both science and the soul.

Because maybe the past, present, and future aren’t separate after all — maybe they all exist… right here, right now.

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Boomers think Gen Z is soft.
Gen Z thinks Boomers are outdated.
And somewhere in between lies the world’s longest eye roll.

In this episode, I unpack the hilarious — and sometimes heartbreaking — generational disconnect between the “back in my day” and “it’s giving anxiety” eras.
From work culture and technology to mental health and memes, we explore why these two worlds clash so hard — and what they could actually learn from each other.

It’s funny, a little savage, and surprisingly human.
Because beneath the generational drama, we’re all just trying to figure life out — one eye roll at a time.

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We waited our whole lives to grow up — and for what?
Bills, burnout, and a mysterious back pain that appears every morning?

In this episode, I unpack the absurd, chaotic reality of adulthood — the false advertising, the illusion of “having it together,” and the quiet exhaustion of pretending we know what we’re doing.

It’s honest, funny, and painfully relatable.

Because maybe adulthood isn’t a scam — maybe it’s just the most confusing subscription plan we never signed up for.

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