Do You Have The Right To Monitor Who Your Partner Follows?

Oversharing

Betches

Relationships, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Education

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 July 2023

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Jordana and Dr. Naomi are excited to tell us all about the brand new premium version of the podcast: Calm TF Down is available now wherever you’re listening. Naomi tells us how she uses guided meditations in her own practice, and they give us a peek behind the scenes of recording Calm TF Down together. Then a listener writes in to ask what she should do now that her traditional Indian parents announced that they disapprove of her moving in with her white boyfriend. The Betchicist question comes from a listener who is struggling with insecurity about her boyfriend viewing her cousin’s IG stories, even after she went on his phone and muted her account. Was it an honest mistake or a betrayal of trust? And more importantly, do you have the right to monitor what your partner looks at on the internet? The intentions for this week are all about finding new ways to feel good about your body after an injury prevents you from working out. Finally, they score some Triggered submissions about an unexpected birthday trip cancellation, and a hairdresser heavily editing a client’s facial features for an Instagram post. Oversharing: Calm TF Down is available now, featuring our first four guided meditations! Become a subscriber in the Apple Podcasts app or go to subscribe.betches.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	A quick note before we get into the episode. Oversharing is a podcast for entertainment purposes only.
0:06.0	It is not a medical podcast and does not constitute medical or psychological advice.
0:10.3	Always seek the advice of your physician or mental health professional.
0:15.6	Hello and welcome back to Oversharing. I'm Jordana Abraham and I'm Dr. Naomi Bernstein.
0:22.4	So great to be back. Happy birthday. You know your birthday was last week.
0:26.9	Thank you. It's crazy. I'm like a middle-aged woman. It's so weird.
0:33.5	What is middle-aged? I don't know. I mean, I'm 44.
0:37.5	Well, I was thinking that about turning 34, which I'm turning 34 a few months and I'm like,
0:41.8	I'm like a lady. Like, do you know what I mean? Like I'm like someone like a woman.
0:49.6	Right. You're no longer like in your 20s, you're like a young woman and now I'm just kind of like a woman.
0:55.7	Right. Sometimes I think it's such a weird thought. Sometimes I'll think like if I was in a news story
1:00.4	and someone wrote like, you know how sometimes they'll just put in parentheses like 44.
1:04.6	Or like they put the age of the person when they're writing like if you were like abducted
1:08.8	and they were like, yeah. Jordana Abraham, 34. It's like, what does that mean? It's like you're not like
1:17.0	you know a very young woman that got abducted. You're like, you know, it's like kind of like you know
1:23.5	what I don't know what that thought is. But it's just this interesting thing of like what does it mean
1:28.3	when they put that age there? Like why is that so important? Why is it relevant?
1:33.1	I guess in terms of like abduction, it's kind of like you know like you kind of get a sense of why
1:38.5	someone would be I don't think someone abducts a 34-year-old woman for the same reason they
1:42.7	abduct like an 18-year-old woman. Right. So like what does that mean? Like now I'm in this age for like
1:50.1	it's a little less badly that I got abducted like if I'm you know if I'm like you know
1:56.0	obviously if someone's like 16 and they get abducted it's like the worst right? It's like a child
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