Transformation Talk Radio
Transformation Talk Radio
Two Sides to a Breakup
Two Sides to a Breakup
Two Sides to a Breakup
Wednesday 24th June 2020
Ellen Stewart discusses cheating, heartbreak, and recovery in 'Two Sides to a Breakup', offering insights and advice for healing and personal growth.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Heartbreak and Healing: Understanding the Two Sides of a Breakup
Part of me feels guilty and the other part of me feels exhilarated. It's very enticing, certainly somewhat dangerous, and something outside of the box, something we never thought of before.
Breakups are tough, no matter which side you're on. In this episode of 'Recovery Recharged with Ellen Stewart, Pushy Broad from the Bronx', Ellen dives into the messy world of cheating and heartbreak. Have you ever wondered why people cheat or how to cope when it happens to you? Ellen explores these questions and more, offering a fresh perspective on an age-old issue.
She challenges the black-and-white views society often holds about infidelity and opens up about her own experiences with cheating and heartbreak. It's not just about the pain; it's about the growth that can come from it. Ellen walks you through the stages of grief and loss that follow a breakup, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and personal growth. Her candid advice and positive outlook provide a roadmap for anyone struggling to move on after a relationship ends.
Whether you've been cheated on, done the cheating, or just need some guidance on navigating a breakup, this episode is packed with insights that can help you heal and grow. Tune in for an honest, heartfelt discussion that reminds us all that while heartbreak is hard, it's also an opportunity for transformation.