Stephanie Kostopoulos & Beth Demme
Steph & Beth
Why Can't You See My Scars?
Why Can't You See My Scars?
Why Can't You See My Scars?
Friday 7th August 2020
Steph and Beth discuss invisible emotional scars on 'Discovering Our Scars'. Learn about demystifying emotions, customer service frustrations, and more.
43 minutes
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Stephanie Kostopoulos & Beth Demme
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Categories:
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Recovery from Trauma
Relationships & Community
Healing Relationships
Religion & Spirituality
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Struggles: Steph and Beth on Emotional Scars
I feel like I can see hurt in people. I know I've given myself many times for not engaging someone that I feel like is hurting.
Ever feel like your emotional pain goes unnoticed because it’s not visible? Steph and Beth tackle this very issue in Episode 44 of 'Discovering Our Scars'. They dive into the world of invisible emotional scars, discussing how these hidden wounds can impact our daily lives. Unlike a broken bone in a cast, emotional scars don't have a clear signal for others to see, yet they can be just as debilitating.
The hosts share personal stories about how they've managed their own emotional scars and the importance of talking about these feelings openly. From dealing with frustrating customer service to navigating the heated mask debate, they explore how our internal struggles often manifest in unexpected ways. Steph opens up about her efforts to hide her emotional pain, while Beth emphasizes the power of sharing emotions to make them feel less isolating.
They also touch on how little annoyances, like bad drivers or minor irritations, can be windows into deeper emotional issues. The episode wraps up with some practical advice, including natural period product recommendations and a humorous take on pandemic-era mall visits. Join Steph and Beth for a candid, heartfelt conversation that might just make you feel a little less alone in your own emotional journey.