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S3 E6 - The Unexpected Joy of Heartbreak with Rosie Wilby
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Today we're talking about Knowing When to quit relationships. We live in a society which tells us that the hallmark of a good relationship is one that lasts for a long time, but does that mean that we often stay in relationships too long? Today's guest is Rosie Wilby - an award-winning comedian, author, speaker and the creator of global hit podcast and book The Breakup Monologues. Rosie believes that breakups shouldn't be feared, and that there can even be a world of joy and creativity waiting for us on the other side of heartbreak.
In this episode we discuss:
💔 Why people find it so hard to get out of a bad relationship
🏓 The concept of 40-love (meeting your partner post 40)
🎨 How creativity can support in processing a break up and how we're often more creative after a break up
🥰 What we can learn about the poly community about break ups
⏱ Is length of time together always the marker of success?
🖥 The heartache of professional break ups
🎭 Breaking up with the Edinburgh Fringe
💊 Should we use drugs to help us fall out of love?
Podcast: podfollow.com/breakupmonologues
Book: https://linktr.ee/breakupmonologues
Twitter @rosiewilby
Insta / Threads @breakupmonologues
TikTok @rosiewilbyauthor
Buy and review Rosie's book - The Unexpected Joy of Heartbreak - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1472982282
KNOWING WHEN TO QUIT
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Editor - Johnny Hall / Music - Sarah Weiler / Artwork - Tom Pauling
This was recorded in June 2023 over Zoom
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