Biggie, Maria & then, Clara - S6 | E8

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This episode contains depictions of abuse and may be disturbing to some of our audience members.

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So in my head I thought, let me show her what it looks like.

Perhaps she'll get a picture because maybe she was romanticizing it, thinking it's a cozy life.

So I told her we're going to do a trip.

You see the place, then you decide if you see if this is really what you're up to.

So we take a trip to the coast.

We take a boat and we land.

The first two minutes of stepping into the island, we run into a huge puff udder snake.

I'm like, welcome to my world.

welcome to so this is love a podcast about love the loss of love heartbreak and the meeting of self we share stories on how the relationships we once had teach us about who we are and define who we become and maybe through these stories we can answer that age-old question is it better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all so this is love Before we begin, a word from our sponsors.

The views and opinions expressed by guests on So This Is Love

are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the podcast or the interviewer.

A trigger warning to our listeners today.

This episode contains depictions of abuse and may be disturbing to some of our audience members.

Listener discretion is advised.

Hello, everybody.

This is

Jules.

Welcome back to So This Is Love.

A quick note to our listeners.

If you would like to support this podcast, you can do so via our tail number or PayPal.

All the details are in the description box of this episode.

Your contribution is what will keep us going.

To my guests who have so openly shared their stories of healing, reflection and triumph.

Thank you for allowing us to grow through your journey.

Remember, you can find us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

And if you haven't already, do subscribe as it does help us reach more people.

So This Is Love is a space where people can relate to one another, learn from one another, and find a sense of belonging.

Enjoy.

Coming

up on So This Is Love.

So in my head I thought, let me show her what it looks like.

Perhaps she'll get a picture because maybe she was romanticizing it, thinking it's a cozy life.

So I told her we're going to do a trip.

You see the place, then you decide if you see if this is really what you're up to.

So we take a trip to the coast.

We take a boat and we land.

The first two minutes of stepping into the island, we run into a huge puff udder snake.

I'm like, welcome to my world.

welcome to so this is love a podcast about love the loss of love heartbreak and the meeting of self we share stories on how the relationships we once had teach us about who we are and define who we become and maybe through these stories we can answer that age-old question is it better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all so this is love Before we begin, a word from our sponsors.