We Loved Each Other... So Why Did We Break Up?

We Loved Each Other... So Why Did We Break Up?

Can you deeply love someone and still not be right for each other? In this episode, Sarah explores the painful truth that love and compatibility are not the same thing, sharing her own breakup story to explain why even healthy, loving relationships can come to an end. She unpacks why grief isn't proof you lost "the one," how self-abandonment quietly erodes relationships, and why learning to feel your pain instead of avoiding it is the foundation of rebuilding self-trust. If you're struggling to let go because there was no villain or dramatic betrayal, this episode will help you find peace, honor the relationship for what it was, and move forward without losing yourself.

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Talking About Gray Divorce with Michelle Cantrell

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29 Sep 46min

I Should Have Known Better: The Shame Spiral After a Breakup

I Should Have Known Better: The Shame Spiral After a Breakup

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17 Sep 31min

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15 Sep 37min

How to Feel Your Heartbreak Without Getting Lost in It with Jewell Harrington

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8 Sep 34min

Done With Dating: How One Man Found Love After Divorce

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1 Sep 1h 41min

What If You Didn’t Have to Do Your Breakup Alone?

What If You Didn’t Have to Do Your Breakup Alone?

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28 Aug 26min

You Don’t Need More Time to Get Over Your Ex

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26 Aug 46min

You’re Not Stuck. You’re Missing This.

You’re Not Stuck. You’re Missing This.

If you feel like you should be over your ex by now but somehow keep ending up in the same thoughts, feelings, and patterns, there’s a reason. In this episode, Sarah explains why moving on isn’t simply...

25 Aug 41min

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