Friendship Fallout
A listener seeks advice on dealing with a friend of their significant other who unleashed a hurtful rant. Kate and Doree discuss the dynamics of the friendship and offer insights on navigating the situation, emphasizing that the listener is not to blame and highlighting the importance of setting boundaries.In this clip
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