Meredith Coviello
Meredith Coviello
Episode 193: TW & spoiler alert - "it ends with us" thoughts, discussing domestic violence & more with ryan
Episode 193: TW & spoiler alert - "it ends with us" thoughts, discussing domestic violence & more with ryan
Episode 193: TW & spoiler alert - "it ends with us" thoughts, discussing domestic violence & more with ryan
Wednesday 4th September 2024
Meredith Coviello and Ryan discuss domestic violence, addiction, and societal expectations through 'It Ends With Us'. A raw, honest conversation.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Silence: Domestic Violence and 'It Ends With Us'
Episode Overview
- Domestic violence can be subtle and not always visible.
- Both men and women can be victims and abusers.
- Society needs to ask why abusers harm, not why victims stay.
- Support systems are crucial for those in abusive situations.
- Mental health care for men needs more attention.
Why are we questioning why she's staying? Why are we not looking to the man and saying, like, what the fuck is wrong with you?
In this episode of Sweat & Reflect, Meredith Coviello and her guest Ryan tackle some heavy but crucial topics. They dive into the themes of domestic violence and addiction through the lens of the book and movie 'It Ends With Us' by Colleen Hoover. The conversation starts with a review of their recent cinema experience, juxtaposing the light-heartedness of 'Deadpool' with the intense emotional weight of 'It Ends With Us'.
Meredith shares her own experiences with emotional and mental abuse, adding depth and authenticity to the discussion. Ryan provides his perspective as someone new to the story, making it relatable for those who haven't read the book or seen the film yet. They discuss how domestic violence isn't always visible, emphasising that both men and women can be victims and abusers.
The episode also touches on societal expectations, mental health, and the importance of providing support for those in abusive situations. The conversation is raw and honest, shedding light on why people stay in abusive relationships and how society can better support them. This episode isn't just a review; it's a call to action for awareness and support for those affected by domestic violence and addiction.
Whether you've experienced these issues yourself or know someone who has, this episode offers valuable insights and a reminder that no one is alone in their struggles.