Dysfunction Exposed

<p>Playing with borrowed time, abandonment guilt and chasing a mother’s love. </p>

<p>Corporate scandal, far too much free alcohol and manipulating positions of power. </p>

<p>Corporate environments HATED me and i could never understand why, until now. </p>

<p>Experiencing thin privilege for the first time blew my head clean off, never mind how much false confidence is placed in to simply fitting in. How did i feel when the illusion shattered? Let me tell you.</p>

<p>Oh hindsight, you beautiful bastard you. The conversation continues with my personal experiences of unintentional self harm, recklessness and guilt. </p>

<p>SEASON 4 - An Introduction to Adulting is HERE!!!!</p><p><br></p><p>Today’s episode discusses going to college, witnessing Sticky Vicky and smashing egos! </p>

<p>Sneaking out in foreign countries, being diagnosed anti-depressants at 15 and discussing the disappointment i felt on an important day to a teenager. </p>

<p>What do you remember about your first time? Let me tell you all about this awkward scenario, along with being arrested, escaping death and getting tattooed at 15!</p>

<p>Lacking trust, surrounded by hypocrites and trying to navigate it the best way i knew how…i had a full blown Karen moment! Let me tell you about it. </p>

<p>I didn’t have a typical life to begin with, but what happens when a young mind is dealt with multiple blows in quick succession? Let me tell you. </p>

<p>My dad was diagnosed with ‘The C Word’, Cancer, when i was only 14. Let me tell you about the day that changed my life forever and how my parents handled it. </p>

<p>Woooo! Season 3: Secondary Complications is here!! In this season, i’ll be discussing all things high school, my lack of support during this period and some of the toughest times i survived.</p><p><br...

<p>The last episode in Season 2: Primary Concerns! I’m discussing stupid, unsupervised decisions and my first experience with death. </p>

<p>Today’s episode consists of staged kisses, realising boys were attractive & loving the past from afar.</p>

<p>This episode explores my rich childhood in the financial sense, but emotional poverty was always the buzz kill in the corner. </p>