Why you Shouldn't Move for a Guy & Other Unsolicited Advice

Fingers Crossed

Kristee Vetter & Sierra Green

Society & Culture, Personal Journals

4.7 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to another installment of unsolicited advice from Kristee & Sierra! (Which actually was solicited from you on our instagram @fingerscrossedpod. but we are not professionals so take all advice with a grain of salt!) This week we're chatting with our listeners about what's going on with them and things they are struggling with in this advice column episode. From taking on new responsibilities at work to moving for a man and dealing with challenging parent dynamics, this episode touches on a little bit of everything!

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome back to another Tuesday on Fingers crossed podcast.
0:16.9	We're back with you to discuss more things more life more struggles more freaking world
0:24.3	developments that are depressing it's just been a whirlwind of a week i don't know about you
0:29.2	first of all i'm christie and i didn't introduce myself but if you haven't heard us before
0:33.2	this is us on the podcast christie and sierra i'm not sure that that's had a period in that
0:38.4	entire sentence i think that was like the world's longest run on honestly i think that summarizes
0:42.8	my week though that's fair i mean isn't it crazy we talking about this last time another big
0:47.8	world event happened that we keep saying we're living in unprecedented times and that continues
0:52.3	it continues to be unprecedented times i would like to say that this is unprecedented, but it's a little too
0:57.4	Precedented for comfort is. It really is. Yeah. Unfortunately. But we'll get to that. Anyway, in case you guys know what we're talking about, we're kind of addressing the the humanitarian crisis going on in the Ukraine right now. If you don't know what's going on, it is really freaking tragic. And it kind of
1:12.6	does just put a damper on everything going on in the world and like focusing on like minutia
1:18.1	sometimes feels a little trivial. You know what I mean? It's like, but at the same time you have like life
1:23.4	has to go on. But it's, you know, I definitely did want to, you know, acknowledge that it's a
1:29.1	serious tragedy. And I really hope that it doesn't continue to get worse, which it probably will.
1:35.2	But it's so much more than we could say on like a small segment of a podcast. And there's a lot of
1:40.9	really serious implications that could come from it that are just really, really freaking scary. So it's okay to be scared. And it's okay. We're sending our love to
1:49.6	everyone who's like directly impacted at this point, but we don't know how it's going to develop
1:53.6	from here. And it's just, I don't think anyone thought that we would actually get to this point.
1:59.7	So it's just very sobering, I would say.
2:03.4	But yeah, very tragic. And it's the kind of thing where it's like I get people messaging me like,
2:07.6	oh, what can we do? Like how can we help? And it's like this is something where it's much bigger than
2:13.0	just like donating to something. And like this is a geopolitical nightmare essentially that's very very bad
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