Let’s Talk Relationships: Abusive Boyfriends

Emotions are running high this week; In this new segment, I go off about the types of people and situations I’ve dealt with during quarantine. These include, but are not limited to, Tik Tok, COVID-19, and adult friendships.

In this special episode, I celebrate Pride month by telling the story of how I came out and the struggles I have personally faced. I hope that this will give some strength, others courage, and myself some freedom. LGBTQ Resources: https://thesafezoneproject.com/resources/ LGBTQ Crisis Hotline: https://ostem.org/page/crisis-hotlines My Voice Message Link: https://anchor.fm/traumabonding/message

This week, two of my male friends take on both the tough and absurd questions posed by curious women from all walks of life. Jake and Jesse’s Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2MSWvtZCkObkDQq58NYzoC?si=9ESQQeALRqCNSEvm42XYag My Voice Message Link: https://anchor.fm/traumabonding/message

On the 4th anniversary of losing my high school best friend, I share my experience with loss, growing from tragedy, and finding purpose again.

Almost 70 years ago, in a quiet town on the Georgia Tennessee border, an evil operation took place that changed the fate of hundreds. Join Emma and special guests, Klancee and Jasmine, as they dissect the work of Dr. Thomas J. Hicks. If you have a message or suggestion for a future episode of Trauma Bonding, click the link below: https://anchor.fm/traumabonding/message

Relationships are hard, but they’re even harder when you don’t know who you’re really dating. This week, I retell the confusing story and ultimate, dramatic ending of my abusive high school relationship. As mentioned in the episode, Judici.com is a very helpful tool I highly advocate for in running background checks and making sure you really know the person you’re dating.

*SPOILER WARNING* Not all television shows are created equal; with the help of my close friend Kelsey we’ll breakdown popular tv shows, such as Stranger Things, Tiger King, and FRIENDS, and give our take on their standing: masterpiece or mess

Repression, it's a weird thing. This week, I take you back to 2010 and tell you about an event that, to this day, still upsets me. A story that, for 7 years, I had completely repressed.

A small look inside the abundance of topics that host, Emma Tatro, will discuss, divulge, and dissect here on Trauma Bonding