ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
From boobs to blow jobs and facelifts to filler we’re diving into one of the most requested and controversial—topics we’ve ever covered. In Part 1, we unpack the emotional, physical, and psychological realities of plastic surgery, exploring when cosmetic procedures can be an empowering act of autonomy and when they may become an attempt to heal something surgery simply can’t fix. We also answer your biggest community questions, challenge beauty standards, and ask the one question that might change how you think about every procedure: If no one else would ever see the result, would you still want it?
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
We're back with another catch-up episode—probably our favorite kind to record. This week, we're chatting about our separate trips to Palmetto Bluff, some very unrelatable plane ride stories, Whitney's experience with a dog psychic, and Madison's near-disaster involving her beloved lovie of 30 years…
In Part Two of our plastic surgery series, we’re answering community questions about cosmetic surgery through the lens of mental health—from knowing if you’re doing it for the right reasons to managing pre-surgery anxiety, choosing a surgeon, navigating body image, relationships, aging, and self-wo…
We all have that person who somehow gets under our skin, but what if the real question isn’t how to change them, but why they affect us so much? This week, we’re unpacking the psychology behind annoying people, the difference between someone who’s simply irritating and someone who’s genuinely harmf…
Did everyone collectively forget how to behave? This week we’re diving into the slow death of common courtesy—from speakerphones in public and ghosting to shopping carts, phone addiction, and the rise of “main character syndrome.” We unpack the psychology behind why etiquette isn’t about being fanc…
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