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Science, breakups, and endometriosis myths collide in one episode about why we get in our own way.
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In this episode
- A scientific explanation for self-destructive behavior from Dr. C. Sue Carter
- A reframe of burning bridges as a constructive act from Christine Wiedenbach
- Endometriosis myths corrected by OBGYN Dr. Peter Weiss
- How Rachel Bell used Twitter as a practical tool for healing after a breakup
About this episode
Why are we so self destructive and how do we grow past it? Dr. C. Sue Carter gives us a scientific explanation for our urge to fail at natural selection. Writer Christine Wiedenbach somehow makes the image of a burning bridge inspirational. OBGYN Peter Weiss dispels some myths about endometriosis. And Rachel Bell teaches us that Twitter is a pretty handy tool for getting over a breakup.Dr. C. Sue Carter
https://kinseyinstitute.org/about/profiles/cscarter.php
Dr. Peter Weiss
https://www.rdwhc.com/provider/dr-peter-weiss
Rachel Bell
http://rachelbell.info/
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Welcome to Conversations With Friends and Strangers! Join Maggie & Noam as they take a closer look at the complicated relationships in the Hulu series, Conversations With Friends.
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