In this episode, I open up about my own family story — the complicated relationship I’ve had with my parents, the traumas that shaped me, and the emotional struggles that many teenagers quietly carry at home. I talk about how I’ve tried to navigate those challenges, the feelings I faced along the way, and the questions I’m still working through. Together, we’ll explore where family conflicts often come from, why they feel so heavy, and what steps we can take to lighten that weight — both in our relationships and in ourselves. If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, unseen, or stuck in old patterns with family, this conversation might help you feel less alone and maybe even spark ideas for change.

The exhaustion that hides behind our to-do lists — the kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix. I talk about the pressure to stay productive, the guilt of doing “nothing,” and the emotional burnout that slowly creeps into everyday life. Together, we explore how to redefine rest, rethink routine, and make space for small moments of real joy. If you’ve been feeling stuck, numb, or just tired all the time… this one’s for you.

In this episode, I open up about my personal experiences with friendship — how some began, how others ended, and the mistakes I’ve made along the way. I reflect on the patterns I’ve noticed in myself, the lessons I’ve learned, and what I wish I had done differently. We’ll also talk about what it means to truly be okay on your own, the quiet strength of solitude, and why being alone doesn’t mean being lonely. If you’ve ever struggled with connection, letting go, or finding peace in your own company — this one’s for you.

As a teenager, I’ve never been in a relationship. Why? Is it just bad luck, or is there something deeper behind it? In this episode, I talk about love, the struggles of teenage relationships, and the pressure to be with someone. Why do we crave love so much? Is it about feelings, validation, or just social expectations? Let’s figure it out together.

"It's like I don't exist". In this episode you'll learn to accept your emotions, handle them, and most importantly to quit repressing them, for those who are more emotionally distant and unavailable than others.

You hear some regrets of a teenager and means for accepting, dealing and finding peace in it.