Hosted by Lydia Nathenson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 44 episodes
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'This isn't the end, this isn't even the beginning of the end, but it is perhaps the end of the beginning,' - a quote by Winston Churchill, how very British of me....This podcast is for the children of divorce out there, the young girls who were too hard on themselves, the people who laugh the loudest, the dreamers, the perfectionists, the ones who are exhausted and don't know how to survive another day, as well as the ones who feel they have conquered the mountain they never thought they could climb. Let's try to put the indescribable emotions of life and love into a podcast! Love, Lydia
Lydia Nathenson hosts Children of Divorce, a education show with 44 episodes published.
Ok, so you gain the weight. And you feel so much more free around food. But why do you still get those thoughts? Why does that voice find its way in somehow? How are we supposed to cope with bad body image days when we a
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Anyone else been down the deep dark well of calorie counting? Oh it's not fun. Counting every single calorie you put in your body, even if it's a piece of gum. Trying to push your lunch and dinner to as late as possible
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Anyone else frustrated? Anyone else feel like they've been waiting so long....for love, for a new opportunity, for a new career, for an upgrade from the life that they've been living? I'm here to say I know the feeling,
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Sometimes life feels like this boulder we are pushing up the hill, and it doesn't get easier, it actually get's harder because we are more tired and we don't have as much energy as we did when we started. Well in today's
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Oh guys, I know it's hard out here. To those of you entering your freshman year of college/living it, I see you soldiers. You are very brave and I am sending virtual pats on the back because it is not for the weak! In to
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Oh my goodness, I am writing this whilst having had LITERALLY the most embarrassing night of my life. Guys I literally flirted so hard with this one guy and it went nowhere and everyone saw me just going for this man and
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Throughout my life I've felt too much for people - too loud, too talkative, too big, too small, too energetic, too ridiculous, just too much. I starved myself and made myself smaller, I tried to squash my personality so
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I'm the first to understand how hard bad body image days can be - believe me! But secondly, I made this episode to remind you (and myself) that: a) they are temporary b) a healthy body is more important than anything els
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The path to our dreams is never linear. In today's episode, I discuss all things about my college application journey, and I don't hold back at all! Here is the truth guys - it was messy, and went so wrong and so bad at
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Hey everyone! Thank you so much for joining Carolina and I - she's the best, right?! Today's episode was so much fun to film, and even funnier to watch back. I really do hope you enjoy it. In the episode, Carolina and I
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Sometimes we just want connection and we want to feel that we are cared for. In today’s episode, I speak about my relationship with wanting to be desired and how my journey with intimacy has changed throughout the years.
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TRIGGER WARNING: Topics such as physical and sexual abuse are discussed From feeling like the odd one out when everyone is at DARTIES at college to feeling like the odd one out because all the other girls you know are cl
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I used to be the least spontaneous person I knew and now I find it hard to find someone who can match my level of random side quests! There's such a joy that comes from being spontaneous: unplanned meet-ups with friends,
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Oh it’s hard out here girls. We are just looking for the one that will be able to meet our standards, the one who will take that step forward and talk to us, the one who will even just know our name at this point…. In my
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Ahhh...popularity. This notion of popular girls and groups has existed forever - in our movies, in our schools, and in our literal realities. I'm here to debunk a) that the parties you see all the kids going to are ALL t
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We all go back to people we ‘shouldn’t’, we all relapse on that thing we’re trying to quit, we all get fed up that the fucking yoga class was just as hard 8 months in as it was on the first day. That’s normal, that’s hum
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For my entire life I’ve basically tried to hold onto any bit of stability or control I had, and that created a fear of change and discomfort in even the slightest of those changes. What I’ve realised is that I’m never go
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I get scared sometimes when I compare myself to other women. If they’re prettier, if they’re thinner. Maybe they have a better chance at finding love? Maybe men only find them attractive. Maybe I will never have a partne
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Yup. I’ve been there. Weight goes up and down. It’s visible to everyone. Meanwhile, I’m just trying to get my shit together and recover from an eating disorder in a world that celebrates my underweight body. To say it’s
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It's hard to be sad. It's even harder to be sad in a beautiful place. I know we’ve all been there. Halfway across the world from home with the hope of feeling some kind of comfort or joy. We booked the trip, we spent our
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