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Episode 12: The Lion, the Witch, and the Cabinet
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In this episode, we dive into the complexities of love, communication, and the impact of past relationships. A woman discovers a note from her boyfriend’s ex, warning her about his cleaning habits. This revelation spirals into a confrontation that forces her to reconsider the future of her relationship. Meanwhile, a Reddit user grapples with her fiancé’s explosive reactions to minor mistakes, leaving her feeling isolated and confused. Join us as we unpack these compelling stories, offering insights into navigating conflicts, recognizing red flags, and making difficult decisions in relationships.
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1. Episode 12: The Lion, the Witch, and the Cabinet (00:00:00)
2. Reddit Post #1: My (28F) boyfriend’s (30M) ex hid a note about cleaning/dating habits right before they broke up that I just found. How do I talk to him about cleaning habits without him feeling like I’m using his ex’s words against him? (00:00:19)
3. Reddit Post #2: UPDATE: My (28F) boyfriend’s (30M) ex hid a note about cleaning/dating habits right before they broke up that I just found. How do I talk to him about cleaning habits without him feeling like I’m using his ex’s words against him? (00:12:38)
4. Reddit Post #3: UPDATE 2: My (28F) boyfriend’s (30M) ex hid a note about cleaning/dating habits right before they broke up that I just found. How do I talk to him about cleaning habits without him feeling like I’m using his ex’s words against him? (00:18:20)
5. Reddit Post #4: My (34F) fiancé (38M) constantly overreacts when I mess up, and I feel like I’m going crazy (00:31:26)
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