Elizabeth Kupferman
Elizabeth Kupferman
7. Fall in Love with getting Ghosted
7. Fall in Love with getting Ghosted
7. Fall in Love with getting Ghosted
Thursday 18th August 2022
Elizabeth Kupferman explains why being ghosted is a blessing and shares advice on navigating difficult friendships in 'Ask An Advanced Bitch'.
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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!Turning Ghosting into Growth: Insights from Ask An Advanced Bitch
"Getting ghosted is a key indicator that someone is unwilling or unable to develop trust and emotional intimacy with you. It is only the beginning of what will be a string of passive-aggressive behavior from the perpetrator, and we must learn to heed ghosting as an early end of an inevitably doomed relationship."
Ever felt the sting of being ghosted? Elizabeth Kupferman, the host of 'Ask An Advanced Bitch', flips the script in this episode, showing how getting ghosted can actually be a blessing in disguise. Elizabeth breaks down why ghosting is a clear signal that someone is not ready for trust and emotional intimacy. It’s a red flag for future passive-aggressive behavior, and recognizing it early can save you from a lot of heartache down the road.
She emphasizes that ghosting marks the start of what would likely be a rocky relationship, so it's better to see it as an early exit from inevitable drama. In another segment, Elizabeth tackles a listener's question about dealing with a best friend who befriends an abusive ex-friend. She shares a personal story about a friendship formed during recovery that had to end for the sake of her own well-being.
This anecdote underscores the importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing your mental health, even when it means making tough decisions. To lighten things up, Taylor Wallis joins Elizabeth to analyze the ending of Netflix’s 'Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey'. Their discussion adds a pop culture twist to the episode, making it both insightful and entertaining. Whether you’re dealing with ghosting, challenging friendships, or just looking for some laughs, this episode offers practical advice wrapped in Elizabeth's signature dark humor.
Tune in for a mix of personal anecdotes, professional insights, and a good dose of irreverence.