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Trying Not to Care

Stop Being Desperate

Trying Not to Care

Ashley Corbo

Mental Health Awareness, Relationships, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Education, Self Help, Relationship Advice, Mental Health, 868329, Breakups, Trying Not To Care, Self-improvement, Navigating Your 20s, Health & Fitness, Self Help Podcast, Ashley Corbo, Friendship Breakups, Self Growth, Friendship Advice, 20 Something, Self Improvement

4.91.8K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

STOP BEING DESPERATE!! If you find yourself begging for partners to treat you right, double-texting your friends for a response, or chasing fame and success, listen to this episode.

In today’s episode, I talk about my own experience and how I reeked of desperation as I chased relationships, friendships, and money. Let today’s episode be a reminder that you don’t chase; you attract. ✨✨✨✨

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi besties. Welcome back to trying to care. If you're new here, hello, my name is Ashley. Thank you so much for clicking

0:22.1

on this episode and hanging out with me today. Trying not to care is basically my not so personal

0:27.5

diary. I also like to refer to Trinette to Care as mine and your therapy. Just a way to get my thoughts

0:36.2

out there, connect with all of you, and have you feel heard and

0:40.0

understood. Today's episode comes from a place of me reflecting and examining my own behavior,

0:47.2

especially in the past. Up until recently, like, up until like last year, I reeked of desperation.

0:55.7

Desperation basically is when you have no hope for an outcome to go the way that you wanted to,

1:01.0

and you'll literally do anything and everything to change that outcome.

1:05.1

I have acted out of desperation in so many different areas of my life,

1:10.5

whether it be in friendships,

1:12.0

relationships, even jobs. And when you're in the position of I am so desperate for this

1:19.1

thing to work out the way that I wanted to, you only have tunnel vision on making it work.

1:25.2

And you don't even realize that what you're doing is making the situation

1:29.8

worse. I look back at times where I acted out of desperation and I'm like, dude, just chill out.

1:36.1

Like if I just chilled out and let things happen the way they were supposed to happen,

1:40.9

the outcome probably would have ended up being better than it was. I was the one hurting

1:45.8

myself in the situation. Obviously other people hurt me as well, but I was making a shitty

1:51.1

situation worse. So today we're going to talk about all of that, talk about being desperate and

1:55.7

why you need to stop being desperate. Again, this is coming from a place of self-reflection. So when you hear me

2:02.5

say, stop being desperate, I'm not trying to be rude or make it seem like I'm above you or that

2:08.1

I've never been desperate because I definitely have been. This is coming from me talking about that

2:14.1

experience and why it's hurt me in the long run. In past relationships of mine,

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