Summer House, Friendship Breakups, and Finding Yourself After a Relationship
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Lilly Wehman and Amelia Abernathy use the Summer House Season 10 drama to talk about self-worth, friendship breakups, and what happens when someone moves from one relationship into the next without slowing down. They look at Ciara, Amanda, West, and Kyle through a therapist lens without trying to diagnose anyone.
The conversation moves through staying friends with exes, wanting to be the “cool girl,” the pain of being hurt by a close friend, and the difference between finding your spark through someone else versus rebuilding it for yourself.
Key Topics
- Summer House Season 10 through a therapist lens
- Staying friends with an ex
- The pressure to seem unbothered after a breakup
- Friendship breakups and betrayal
- Self-worth after a hard relationship
- Finding yourself outside of dating
- The difference between soothing and solving
Join the conversation:
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Connect:
Lilly Wehman: Millennium | LinkedIn
Amelia Abernathy: Millennium | LinkedIn
This podcast is powered by Millennium Counseling Center in Chicago, IL. To learn more visit: millenniumhope.com