Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast (Formerly The Matadoras, No More Bull Podcast)
Two Women, One Narcissist, and the Journey to Freedom
In this raw and gripping podcast, Lizzie and Deana—two women who share the painful bond of having been married to the same narcissistic abuser—pull back the curtain on the devastating cycle of manipulation, betrayal, and gaslighting that they endured. Together, they unravel the dark truths of sexual addiction, financial abuse, trauma bonding, and double lives, while sharing how they found the courage to escape and reclaim their power.
Through candid storytelling, heartfelt conversations, and practical insights, Lizzie and Deana shed light on the devastating ripple effects of narcissistic abuse, not just in their lives but in the lives of others who followed. More importantly, they offer hope, empowerment, and tools for healing to those who may feel trapped.
This podcast is not just about survival—it's about rising above the pain to build your best self and your best life. A must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration, solidarity, and the strength to survive or break free.
Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast (Formerly The Matadoras, No More Bull Podcast)
Episode #56: When the Marriage Ends in Midlife: Healing After Betrayal & Financial Devastation
On the first episode of "Talk It Out Tuesdays", Lizzie and Deana discuss the phenomenon of "gray divorce", particularly focusing on the emotional and financial impacts of divorce for individuals over 50. They share personal experiences of navigating divorce in midlife, the challenges of dating, and the importance of personal growth and healing. The conversation emphasizes the need for women to reclaim their identities and find hope after divorce, encouraging listeners to embrace their journeys and seek support.
Takeaways
- Gray divorce is increasingly common among those over 50.
- Women initiate the majority of divorces, especially in midlife.
- Divorce can significantly impact financial stability, particularly for women.
- The experience of divorce varies greatly between those in their 30s and 50s.
- Survival mode during divorce can differ based on life stage and responsibilities.
- Dating in midlife presents unique challenges, including blending families.
- Being single can offer peace and an opportunity for personal growth.
- Reframing one's story after divorce is crucial for healing.
- It's important to recognize and address red flags in new relationships.
- Perseverance and faith can guide individuals through the healing process.
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