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So This Is Love

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So This Is Love

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Luna & Adam - S7 | E6

She came for a friends-with-benefits but stayed for a love story. When Luna met Adam on campus, a serious relationship was the last thing on her mind. She was a self-described conservative girl with a curious streak and was fresh out of a previous relationship that had started to turn dark. At this point, Luna was ready to say yes to things she'd never tried before. What began as something casual became something neither of them saw coming. Years later, after marriage, motherhood, and the moments that test even the strongest couples, Luna joins us to talk about a partnership built on rules they wrote themselves. Because in a world that keeps telling women good men don't exist, her story makes a quiet, powerful case for the other side. Support this podcast via our mpesa till number 9095819.
25 Aug · Video

Are you ready for a relationship?

Are you actually ready to be in a relationship? 🤔 Not "do you want one" but really, truly ready? Toni's asking the big question this week and breaking down what it actually means to become the right person before you go looking for the right person. Plus in Teatime with Toni and Producer Annisha tackle two dilemmas: a listener working through resentment towards her dad while healing an avoidant attachment style, and another navigating the confusion of a seven month long distance talking stage that never quite found its direction 💌 Join our Patreon: Patreon.com/ToniToldMe — new episodes drop every Friday! Got a dilemma of your own and need some big-sis wisdom? Send it to toni@tonitoldmepod.com or slide into the DMs on Instagram @tonitoldmepod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
26 Jun

The Financial Dependency Trap - What Asking Men For Money Actually Costs Women

Over 1.2 million people watched my TikTok on women asking men for money. Today I go significantly deeper. Financial dependency between women and men is not just an economic arrangement. It is an invisible contract - and like all invisible contracts it reshapes the person living inside it. In this episode I cover three things. What financial dependency actually is at a systemic level. What it does to a woman psychologically when she lives inside it. And the specific invisible contracts around women and money that most of us inherited before we were old enough to question them. This is not a conversation about hating men or rejecting partnership. It is a conversation about what becomes possible for a woman - in every area of her life including her relationships - when she is not coming from a position of financial desperation or dependency. In this episode: — Why financial dependency was built into the system historically and what that means for women now — Why women being excluded from banking, property, and credit until the 1970s still affects how women relate to money on a nervous system level today — What financial dependency actually does to a woman's decisions, her tolerance, and her sense of self — Why compliance stops feeling like a choice when your survival is attached to someone else's goodwill — The five specific invisible contracts around women and money that are still operating in 2026 — Why a woman who can survive independently becomes significantly harder to control through fear — What financial self-sufficiency actually means, and why it is not masculine, not anti-relationship, and not optional The five invisible contracts named in this episode: One — A woman who expects financial provision is feminine. A woman who builds her own is a threat. Two — Asking men for money is a dating strategy rather than a dependency pattern. Three — Financial self-sufficiency in women is optional rather than foundational. Four — A woman's financial vulnerability is attractive to the right man rather than dangerous to her. Five — A woman who can survive alone does not need love and is incompatible with partnership. If this is landing somewhere specific for you — here is where to go next. The July Intensive — open now Six weeks live on Zoom for single women ready to move from understanding their patterns to living differently inside them. Week 4 is specifically on wealth, work, and freedom. unpunishablewoman.mykajabi.com/offers/QC2LBLLA Free Unpunishable Money Reset resource — download now unpunishable-woman-kgwpuz.subscribepage.io Weekly essays on Substack unpunishablewoman.substack.com TikTok — @unpunishablewoman Instagram — @unpunishablewoman LinkedIn — linkedin.com/in/abentildhue Email — unpunishablewoman@gmail.com
30/01/2025

MY CRAZY AUNT TRIED TO RUIN MY SISTERS FUTURE! r/NuclearRevenge - Reddit Stories

Reddit rSlash Storytime r nuclearrevenge where My boss steals from me, So I decided to ruin her life It took Years to Avenge my mum but Delayed revenge is the best!REVENGE IS THE BEST MEDICINE FOR JERKS LIKE AUNT LANA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Season 3, Episode 6

Where Is Austin Tice?: 6. A Meeting in Muscat

Josh uncovers a hidden world of secret negotiations, backchannels, and high-level talks. And, after years of failed promises, Austin’s mother Debra decides to go to Syria herself - alone. She believes the US government could have done more to get her son home. Josh finds the men who took part in covert talks between Washington and Damascus. Could Austin’s release have been possible? And what was Syria offered in return? Archive: NBC; NPR; CBS; CNN; BBC; Fox; The White House. Writer and showrunner: Josh Baker Investigative producer: Sara Obeidat Series producer: Simon Maybin Field producing: Ouday Al Hussein Additional producing: Lucy Burns Open source intelligence: Thomas Bordeaux & Gabor Friesen Production coordinator: Gemma Ashman Series editor: Clare Fordham Head of BBC News Long Form Audio: Emma Rippon BBC Radio 4 commissioning editor: Dan Clarke NPR producer: Monika Evstatieva NPR editors: Robert Little & Katie Simon NPR executive producer for Embedded: Irene Noguchi BBC World Service commissioning editor: Jon Manel Composer: Firas Abou Fakher Additional music: Karim Chehoury Theme music: Sam Slater Mix and sound design: Tom Brignell
29/01/2025

THE TIME MY LAND LORD RAN AWAY FOR MONTHS! r/ProRevenge - Reddit Stories

Reddit rSlash Storytime r prorevenge where Neighbor from heck gets evicted Ex thinks I was just using him? Dumped everything I ever got from him and his family at his door. Went to dump my ex's stuff off. Had cops come and inact an even better revenge! She Demanded I Hurry Up! Neighbor’s petty revenge 60+ years in the making… Entitled jerk in the parking lot Had enough of noisy neighbours took it into my own hands The Drunk A-Hole That Got Served! Kept a Scammer on the "Hook" Threat of revenge was enough Won't fix the house? Fine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1 Sept · Video

1 Year of Marriage: What I've Actually Learned

It's been one whole year of marriage for Toni and Taiwo 💍 She's sharing everything she's learned in year one, from protecting your independence to the questions that never stop coming from family and friends 👀 Plus in Teatime with Toni 🫖 Producer Annisha and Toni tackle a dilemma about an ex who just won't leave your mind, even after you've done everything "right" to move on. PS Toni's first ever live show is just over a week away, grab your ticket before she heads to Houston!! Join our Patreon: Patreon.com/ToniToldMe — new episodes drop every Friday! Got a dilemma of your own and need some big-sis wisdom? Send it to toni@tonitoldmepod.com or slide into the DMs on Instagram @tonitoldmepod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
22/02/2020

Episode 05: Undercover Tech Genius

They were best friends, until the night she dressed to kill and everything changed. Unknown to many, she was a secret technology expert who used her deep understanding of social media security flaws to expose secrets that he never thought would come to light.
26/12/2025

Episode 8: Beyond "Just My Opinion": The Three Levels of Decentering Men & Why Systemic Thinking Saves Lives

This is a necessary and sobering conversation about intellectual responsibility. Ashanti dismantles the dangerous shield of "it's just my opinion" when faced with facts about systemic harm. She outlines the three distinct levels of decentering men-interpersonal, psychological, and systemic to expose why reducing this work to dating advice is a profound failure of understanding. Using a current, real-world example about discussions of sexual violence, this episode challenges women to develop the critical skill of systemic thinking to analyze power, risk, and harm beyond personal feelings and loyalties. It's a call to prioritize truth over comfort and humanity over hot takes. In This Episode: •"Just My Opinion" is Not a Shield; It's a Weapon. •The Three Levels of Decentering Men: Interpersonal, Psychological, Systemic. •The Danger of Applying Interpersonal Thinking to Systemic Harm. •The "Man vs. Bear" Metaphor is Not a Literal Question. That's the point. •Low Conviction Rates Do Not Equal Low Occurrence. •Defending Denial Protects Silence, Not Safety. •Sexual Violence is About Access and Power, Not Probability. Join The Unpunishable Circle Our global membership for single women rewriting identity, nervous system capacity, money energetics, and emotional self-leadership. Monthly gatherings • Live teaching • Community Join here → https://unpunishablewoman.substack.com/p/introducing-the-unpunishable-circle?r=6ty6py The Unpunishable Path (6-Month Transformation) A high-touch, high-calibre mentorship for single women ready to step into unconditional self-authority, wealth identity, and nervous system sovereignty. Join Here - https://unpunishablewoman.substack.com/p/the-unpunishable-path?r=6ty6py Read My Substack Long-form writing, cultural commentary and identity work for single women. Subscribe here → https://substack.com/@unpunishablewoman ⬥ Follow Me on TikTok Daily movement conversations, identity re-coding, money energetics and nervous system leadership. Find me @theunpunishablewoman ⬥ If this episode supported you, share it with another woman who is building her life on her own terms.
24/04/2014

Episode #020 ... Two Medieval Approaches To God

On this episode of the podcast, we discuss the concept of God from a philosophical perspective. We first broaden our definition of God by recalling the multitude of ways that the philosophers we’ve already studied have approached the subject. Next, we examine St. Anselm’s famous “Ontological Argument” in proof of God’s existence, which is strangely reminiscent of a tongue twister Ron Burgundy might use to prepare for his evening newscast. Finally, we learn why Moses Maimonides would say that the first rule of God is, “You do not talk about God.” Or at least, “You do not talk about what God is, only what he isn’t.” All this and more on the latest episode of Philosophize This! Thank you so much for listening! Could never do this without your help. Website: https://www.philosophizethis.org/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philosophizethis Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/philosophizethispodcast X: https://twitter.com/iamstephenwest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/philosophizethisshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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