Diving Into Divorce, Maintaining Intimacy & Toxic Dating Cycles ft Natasha
07/09/22 • 49 min
Natasha, Relationship & Divorce Coach, doesn’t hold back in this episode. Despite having some of the best, heart-wrenching, blood pumping, and truly wholesome romantic movies - many South Asians are lost when it comes to off-screen healthy relationships. Tune into this episode to learn about how societal norms and culture impacts our ability to find and maintain healthy long-term love. Natasha (@natashacoaches) also shares the reality about divorce, its stigma, and finding faith in one’s post-divorce era. But it’s not all sad stuff, we talk about the power of reconnecting, elevating intimacy, and finding your own happiness. We giggle and gasp over our shared irritation for dangerous dating trends and gender double standards over sexual needs. Whether you are single or taken, this is a thoroughly inspiring and genuinely informative chat. Now grab your chai and tune in!
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Natasha, Relationship & Divorce Coach, doesn’t hold back in this episode. Despite having some of the best, heart-wrenching, blood pumping, and truly wholesome romantic movies - many South Asians are lost when it comes to off-screen healthy relationships. Tune into this episode to learn about how societal norms and culture impacts our ability to find and maintain healthy long-term love. Natasha (@natashacoaches) also shares the reality about divorce, its stigma, and finding faith in one’s post-divorce era. But it’s not all sad stuff, we talk about the power of reconnecting, elevating intimacy, and finding your own happiness. We giggle and gasp over our shared irritation for dangerous dating trends and gender double standards over sexual needs. Whether you are single or taken, this is a thoroughly inspiring and genuinely informative chat. Now grab your chai and tune in!
DON”T BE SHY...RATE REVIEW SUBSCRIBE
Don’t miss out on....
Following Natasha: https://www.instagram.com/natashacoaches/
No More Small Talk FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nomoresmalltalk
FREE GUIDE "Ten ways to create a stronger, move loving, joy filled relationship”
https://subscribepage.io/relationship-thrive
Want more Brown Bad n’ Bothered?
Follow on Instagram for more content from me:
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Celebrating Sania, Failing Women & the Core of Femicide
Sania Khan, talented South Asian photographer and dear friend, was killed by ex-husband, Raheel Ahmed. Sania was an integral member of the South Asian space and was an advocate for creative careers and finding happiness and beauty in life. Sania publicly opened up about the hardships she faced while filing for divorce and leaving an abusive relationship. She reminded women that they aren’t alone and that our society needs to do a much better job in supporting women and their right to safety. Today’s episode will celebrate Sania, including memories submitted by loved ones, but also address divorce stigma. lack of support, femicide and how we enable men.
**IMPORTANT** - I, unfortunately, forgot to mention Sania’s Memorial Scholarship Fund in the episode, DONATE here at
https://generositytrust.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=2041
The Sania Khan Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to a female graduate of Chattanooga School for Arts & Sciences (CSAS), with a minimum high-school GPA of 3.5, and a desire to further her education in fine arts through the UT system.
Readings on Femicide & Gender Violence:
https://www.peacefuldumpling.com/why-i-speak-up-about-femicide-rape-misogyny-in-india
https://asiafoundation.org/2018/03/14/four-things-know-gender-based-violence-asia/
https://article-14.com/post/the-silent-pandemic-of-violence-against-india-s-women--60e27646b30ae
RESOURCES/CONTACT DETAILS:
USA National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or by texting 'START' to 88788."
AUSTRALIA Call 1800 737 732 or reach out via the online chat on this website.
INDIA Women in Distress Call 1091, Women Helpline Domestic Abuse call 181
PAKISTAN National Helpline Call 1099 or download app “Helpline 1099”
CANADA 24-hour Crisis Line: 773.278.4566
UK National Domestic Violence Helpline is available on 0808 2000247 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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