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Awkwardish

Awkwardish

著者: Ruby Tobor
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Awkwardish is a safe space for honest conversations, messy feelings, and the kind of awkward moments that build real connection. Hosted by Ruby Tobor-Vasquez, this podcast brings together a community of listeners who value empathy, growth, and a little bit of chaos. Come as you are—we’re awkward on purpose.Ruby Tobor 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Stalking Awareness: The Quiet Red Flags People Miss
    2026/07/08

    In this episode, I dive deep into the subtle signs of stalking that often go unnoticed — the quiet red flags that hide behind “harmless” gestures. Through trauma‑informed insight and grounded awareness, I explore how emotional manipulation, boundary violations, and obsessive behaviors can escalate when ignored.


    Key Topics:

    • ​Early warning signs of stalking and obsession
    • ​Emotional boundaries and self‑protection strategies
    • ​How to recognize manipulation and coercive control
    • ​Healing from hypervigilance and reclaiming peace

    Why Listen: This episode blends empathy, education, and empowerment — helping listeners identify patterns, trust their intuition, and build safer relationships.

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    10 分
  • DARVO
    2026/06/24

    When someone hurts you… and somehow you end up apologizing?
    Yeah. That’s not miscommunication — that’s DARVO.
    In this episode, Ruby breaks down how people flip the script using Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim & Offender, why it leaves you doubting your own reality, and how to reclaim your narrative.
    Gentle, grounding, and deeply validating.
    DARVO explained, what is DARVO, gaslighting examples, emotional abuse signs, manipulation tactics in relationships, narcissistic abuse patterns, trauma responses, self‑gaslighting explained, relationship red flags, psychological manipulation, accountability avoidance, toxic partner behavior, healing from abuse, trauma‑informed content

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    11 分
  • The Childhood Coping Skills You Didn’t Know Were Coping Skills
    2026/06/17

    In this episode of Awkwardish, I’m unpacking the childhood “quirks,” “habits,” and “phases” we were told to grow out of — and revealing how many of them were actually coping skills we built to survive environments that didn’t know how to support us.


    From perfectionism to people‑pleasing, from disappearing into our imagination to becoming the “strong one,” I’m breaking down how these patterns formed, why they made sense at the time, and how they still show up in our adult lives. And more importantly, I’m talking about what healing looks like when you finally give your younger self the compassion they never got.


    This episode is honest, a little tender, and very much a love letter to the kid you used to be — the one who did the best they could with what they had.


    If you’ve ever wondered why you react the way you do, why certain things feel “too much,” or why you’re exhausted from carrying roles you never asked for, this one’s for you.


    What you’ll hear in this episode:


    • Hidden coping skills we developed without realizing it

    • How childhood environments shape adult behavior

    • Why your younger self deserves compassion

    • How to gently unlearn survival patterns

    • What healing actually looks like in real life



    Tagline:


    Healing doesn’t always look graceful — sometimes it looks honest.

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    14 分
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