This week on This Two Shall Pass.

I don't think it's fair for anyone to judge how you react to trauma.

Social media is not real. Not everyone wants to come on social media crying,

and it doesn't mean that something's not going on in their home.

You saw 60 seconds of that

person's life and you assumed they were happy. That guilt falls on you. You saw a minute of her life

and you got to assume how the rest of her day played out. Hey tribe, welcome to the This Two Shall Pass

podcast. I'm your host, Ariel B, But who is Ariel B? I've had trouble separating

who I am from what I do. Am I just a kid that was adopted? Am I an ex-wife surviving from domestic

violence? Or am I a single mother of five trying to just keep it all together. This is an exclusive space for our stories and

lessons to be heard and learned from without judgment because this two shall pass.

Hi, babes. Welcome back to this two shall pass. Of course, my name is Ariel and I'm happy you are here.

I want to say thank you to everyone that's leaving us comments and reviews and shoutouts on YouTube,

Instagram, and as well as on all streaming platforms where you can find our content.

I want to say thank you for you guys because you don't have to take the time to sit with me

and hear my thoughts, but I really do appreciate it and I like hearing from you guys as well. So if you want to

leave me a personal comment or a question, the comment boxes are always there and we do appreciate

you. Today on this episode, we are going to go over victim shaming. It is out there. It is loud. It is more common. And that is what

we're going to talk about today. But before we jump into it, I'm going to read one YouTube review.

This one is from Terry Ellis. It's all connected one word after the at symbol. We all get it.

She left the comment saying, your it's above me is where we as women all live.

For me, it's when I am having my first baby at 32 and I'm currently single.

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