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I Choose The Bear Podcast
Kristi Michelle
18 episodes
3 days ago
I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.
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I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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E8: What Abuse Really Looks Like (Part 2):He Didn’t Hit Me,But He Hurt Me
I Choose The Bear Podcast
11 minutes 11 seconds
2 months ago
E8: What Abuse Really Looks Like (Part 2):He Didn’t Hit Me,But He Hurt Me

In this episode of I Choose the Bear, we explore three invisible but devastating forms of abuse: verbal, spiritual, and neglect. Through personal and stories and made up scenarios, I walk you through what it looks like when someone chips away at your confidence, uses God as a weapon, or simply refuses to care.


If you’ve ever questioned whether your pain counted, or wondered if you were being “too sensitive,” this episode will remind you:


It was real. You are not alone. And your story matters.

I Choose The Bear Podcast
I Choose the Bear Because many women feel safer facing a bear than a man. Because I’ve survived betrayal, abuse, and fear—and rose like a phoenix. Because I am the bear: strong, worthy, and ready to be fully chosen.