Elizabeth Kupferman
Elizabeth Kupferman
14: Studying Cults, Betrayal and Outgrowing Friendships
14: Studying Cults, Betrayal and Outgrowing Friendships
14: Studying Cults, Betrayal and Outgrowing Friendships
Wednesday 12th October 2022
Elizabeth Kupferman delves into cults, breakups, and friendships, providing insights on trauma responses and relationship dynamics in 'Ask An Advanced Bitch'.
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37 minutes
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Elizabeth Kupferman
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Toolkit
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Cults, Breakups, and Friendships: Lessons from Ask An Advanced Bitch
We study cults so we can see the worst case scenarios, so that we can learn, for one, never to get sucked in by a cult, but for two are our relationships toxic relationships, kind of cultish hello, hello, hello.
Ever wondered how studying cults could shed light on your own relationships? In this episode of 'Ask An Advanced Bitch', Elizabeth Kupferman takes you on a fascinating journey into the world of cults and toxic dynamics. She kicks off by explaining her passion for studying cults, highlighting how these intense groups can act as mirrors for our own interpersonal connections.
By empathizing with cult victims, we gain insights into our trauma responses and become more vigilant about cult-like behaviors in everyday life. It's an eye-opening perspective that might make you rethink some of your own relationships. In the second half, Elizabeth answers listener questions that many of us can relate to. One listener grapples with whether their post-breakup expectations were too high, while another seeks advice on maintaining friendships with people who aren't doing their own inner work.
Elizabeth dives deep into these queries, offering practical advice on building trust and fostering genuine connections. She introduces the 'ladder of trust', a tool for creating intimacy and mutual investment in relationships. Whether you're dealing with the fallout of a breakup or trying to navigate tricky friendships, this episode is packed with relatable advice and Elizabeth's signature blend of humor and expertise. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand their trauma responses and improve their relationships.