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Worth The Weight Podcast

Body image, mental health, ADHD, dating, beauty standards — we’re unpacking all the ways women are expected to carry more and smile through it.

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Why Empaths Are Often Targets Of Smear Campaigns (opens the original)

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    Being an empath with extreme pattern recognition is a blessing and a curse. You can spot the shady people from a mile away, often months before everyone in your social circle. The downside is that it can be draining and sometimes dangerous to be that intuitive. In this episode, I talk about why being so adept at reading people can often make you a target. DEPRESSION, SELF-CARE, AND BEAUTY/SKINCARE PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS My Amazon Storefront is filled with my favorite self-care, depression and a

  2. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    A Toxic Love Story: Triangulation And The Pick Me Girl (opens the original)

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    On its face, A Toxic Love Story is about cyberstalking, online harassment, and a love triangle gone wrong. But after careful examination, it’s actually a tale about the dangers male-centered women present and how triangulation is used in abusive relationships. *This episode contains spoilers from the documentary ******************************************************Join the Inner Circle****************************************************** Subscribe to my Substack or Patreon for $5 a month and y

  3. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    The Crazy Ex Narrative Is An Abuser's Best Friend (opens the original)

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    In this episode, I break down a viral Threads video that many people believed showed a "crazy ex girlfriend." But after watching it multiple times and slowing it down frame by frame, I noticed details that completely changed my interpretation. We look at the edited cuts, body language, verbal statements, and behaviors that were easy to miss on a first viewing. Rather than discussing guilt or innocence, this is an exercise in critical thinking and behavioral analysis. It is a reminder that short,

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