It Doesn’t End Here
It Doesn’t End Here shares stories from survivors about overcoming trauma from past relationships. We discuss how to identify red flags and manipulation tactics abusers use. The guests who share their stories hope to spread awareness of toxic behavior in relationships. Every story has a different message as to how we can heal, grow and have more compassion for ourselves and others.
Recommend listening to 1st of each woman’s story
2024. 02. 21.
Came to this podcast from “Toxic: The Podcast” who interviewed the subject for Season 1, Kayla. I started all 3 seasons at the same time bouncing between the women’s stories as I drove. It allowed me to easily pass on experiences that I was not relating to and in some cases totally triggered/turned off by. I’d recommend bouncing around a bit to see if you connect with/ learn something from one or more of the ladies. So far- Season 3, Emily is going well. The Pros: 1. The host, Rachel. At least in seasons 1 & 2, she starts each episode with an aspect or red flag of DV and gives a great explication- this has to be so informative for people who only know something was/is wrong- but don’t yet have the word or definition for what is going on. I wish there was more of this throughout and less of some of the more dragged out stories. I’m also pretty sure it’s not her who experienced DV, but her friend Kayla brought her into the DV realm- think that’s awesome she was such an ally since it’s often impossible for victims to have the energy or mental/emotional strength to do the advocacy work. 2. The women’s experiences and stories are all across the spectrum- so where I absolutely hated the podcast during one woman’s story- I really appreciated and bookmarked parts of another woman’s. Being able to find an experience like your own (no matter how wild) is amazingly healing on its own. The Cons: 1. I’m proud of all the women for having the courage to tell their stories; but where I am in my journey- it was frustrating to hear zero accountability from some of the women- especially after having time away from the relationship. If they can’t circle back around after time & space and realize where they were actively feeding this monster and storming over red flags- they’re prone to repeating the cycle. Episode 59 of “Toxic The Podcast” with psychotherapist Talia Bomba covered just this very well. 2. The music. If I have to listen to it- please make it shorter. 3. Hypocrisy: it turns me off and I’m sure a lot of possible allies when there are drastic double standards for men and women in relationships and what is abusive vs not a big deal. These are spattered throughout- but right off in Ep 3, Emily: she talks about how her husband called her a cow when she was gaining weight during her pregnancy. She and the host go on to talk about how it’s never acceptable to make fun of your partner’s appearance; yet in Season 1, Kayla said she made a comment about her partner (in the fitness industry) looking bloated and he got so upset over it and Kayla and the host went on to say that it wasn’t a big deal and mocked him. Overall- thank you to Rachel for creating this space, doing the research & the work. Huge thank you to the women speaking up- everyone’s story will resonate with someone.
It’s good but..
2024. 05. 19.
The podcast is good and I really like the host she seems nice and ask good questions, but the victims are lowkey the worst. I’ve never heard so many grown adults not only get themselves into these situations but also blame everyone for not helping them get out of them.especially the breeanna girl . She says so many times that “nobody did anything”.like girl you followed this man across the country MULTIPLE times. Idk I hate to victim blame but literally non of the people she brings on ,really seem to have grown enough to realize their part in the situations and it’s kinda frustrating to listen too
Hidden Gem...
2024. 02. 11.
I saved this podcast in my library and then forgot about it until I found it a couple of days ago. I'm so happy I found it! I've binged all 3 seasons in the last two days and I'm impressed from the very first episode. Well done ladies! Very informative wonderfully put together.
What I hear is validation
2024. 01. 17.
So many of these abused victims say “I can’t remember” things. I can relate. It’s so true. When you are in an abusive relationship. You literally can’t remember the moments of trauma. I have never told my entire story. I admire and respect these victims for sharing. Thank you.
So glad there are more episodes!
2023. 11. 30.
I listened to the first season and kept it in my library hoping there would be more seasons. It’s really well done. I love the host. She is really smart, well spoken and compassionate. I hope she keeps making more seasons. She is doing a lot to help people heal and move forward. Thank you!
Very good
2023. 11. 16.
Really love stories where survivors can tell their stories!
Moving podcast
2023. 10. 18.
Just discovered this podcast and binged all three seasons in the last few weeks. Thank you for giving survivors a voice and amplifying their stories!
Enjoyed the podcast
2023. 09. 10.
Great podcast. The storytelling is a little slow.
Do I dare to start season 3?
2023. 10. 11.
I was really wanting to like this podcast but much like the other 1 to 2 star reviews I just can’t get passed how biased the guests are. They don’t take accountability for their own actions. It’s very hard to listen to and sympathize especially when in season 1 Kayla made comments about her partners weight and lied about getting a ride from her coworker let alone stopping at Starbucks to get a drink with him and taking her grandmas money for a trip. Don’t get me started on season 2… I started both and just couldn’t finish either one.
Taking money from grandma season1
2023. 08. 30.
It was a choice to borrow from her grandma to go to France and 3k. This instantly turned me off for the lack of her accountability in this specific part of the story, much of the same pattern for the rest for the story.
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