15 March 2024 - The Effect of Childhood on Who We Are

Gender Identity Weekly

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In today's episode, I have a fun discussion about a serious topic with Brittany Sandoval. As a registered nurse and foster parent, Brittany had to process her childhood trauma to help her children become better people. Brittany and I talk about the meaning of anger, how generational trauma can be healed, and Lesbian TikTok.

P.S. No cats were harmed in the making of this podcast.

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The Odd Mom Pod: https://link.chtbl.com/oddmompod

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(00:00) - Opening credits
(00:37) - Show opening
(01:27) - Introducing Brittany Sandoval
(03:06) - What makes Brittany's journey?
(06:32) - Healing spreads outward from the source
(11:00) - From eight months old, for the rest of our lives
(15:40) - How can happy parents have unhappy children?
(20:10) - What anger agaisnt others really means
(24:06) - Swinging from one side to another in search of ourselves
(28:31) - Paganism, Moon phases, and boobs
(33:58) - Is generational trauma based on nature or nurture?
(36:18) - Breaking the chain of generational trauma
(41:57) - Healing scars with Lesbian TikTok
(46:29) - Respecting our children to teach them respect
(50:01) - A journey of sexuality and gender
(52:44) - Are Brittany and I "groomers?"
(56:23) - How to find Brittany
(57:50) - Show closing
(58:24) - Closing credits

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