And then. Hey guys welcome back to thick and thin with me Katie Bilotti and today on the

pod things are getting crazy pun intended because we're talking about crazy

exes quote crazy exes and a crazy woman from history named Martha Mitchell who it turns

out wasn't as crazy as people thought she was.

So we're going to be talking about all sorts of things today,

a lot of which having to do with women that are painted in a certain light

where they're labeled as crazy. women that are painted in a certain light

where they're labeled as crazy by people who used to date them,

by people who used to be friends with them.

Why do we jump to calling someone crazy over just describing them as they were, as they are, and

describing the situation.

In a breakup, why do people often call their ex is crazy instead of describing what actually

went down and why they aren't compatible or maybe, just maybe, admitting that some of the fault was actually theirs in the relationship.

So we're going to talk about that today.

I put out some polls on my Instagram story that generated really interesting results that I want to talk about.

So we'll be talking about that, the psychology involved, little bits and pieces here and there,

but the bulk of today's episode will be covering the story of Martha Mitchell who was a woman figure involved

in the Watergate scandal and I recall throughout my early life when I was learning about

Watergate which if you guys don't know what that is I'll do

a little Spark Notes version of the story in a few minutes but essentially when I was first

learning about Watergate in school I learned about it from a journalistic lens because I was

studying journalism like a lot in high school. As many of you guys know, I was actually

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