What happens when the “right thing” steals your voice? We sit down with Sam Leeson, who grew up in a small town where reputation came first and casual homophobia kept her hidden. She married a friend because it felt safe on paper, became a parent she adores, and built a career helping others advocate for themselves in birth and early parenting—while feeling unsafe and unheard at home. A panic attack at a school drop-off cracked the facade, linking past trauma to a present she could no longer ...
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What happens when the “right thing” steals your voice? We sit down with Sam Leeson, who grew up in a small town where reputation came first and casual homophobia kept her hidden. She married a friend because it felt safe on paper, became a parent she adores, and built a career helping others advocate for themselves in birth and early parenting—while feeling unsafe and unheard at home. A panic attack at a school drop-off cracked the facade, linking past trauma to a present she could no longer ...
Overcoming Society's Expectations: Empowerment, Love, and Healing After Divorce
Thrive & Decide Guide to Divorce and Beyond
53 minutes
10 months ago
Overcoming Society's Expectations: Empowerment, Love, and Healing After Divorce
What happens when societal pressures lead us into life-altering decisions? Our guest bravely shares her story of marrying at 40, navigating the complexities of cultural expectations, and facing the heart-wrenching ordeal of a miscarriage with limited support. Her narrative is a powerful reminder of the courage it takes to prioritize personal happiness over fulfilling others' dreams. Her insights provide comfort and solidarity for those facing similar struggles, highlighting the often-overlook...
Thrive & Decide Guide to Divorce and Beyond
What happens when the “right thing” steals your voice? We sit down with Sam Leeson, who grew up in a small town where reputation came first and casual homophobia kept her hidden. She married a friend because it felt safe on paper, became a parent she adores, and built a career helping others advocate for themselves in birth and early parenting—while feeling unsafe and unheard at home. A panic attack at a school drop-off cracked the facade, linking past trauma to a present she could no longer ...
