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Crissle’s Couch · Yesterday · 52 min

Session 49 ft. Jade

Please welcome Jade back to the Couch! This week, Crissle and Jade unpack whether a relationship with a parent is worth fixing, navigating a friendship that changes after moving to a new city, and addressing unhealthy parenting patterns that can pass trauma down to the next generation. They also explore the impact of colorism within families and how to address it when children begin comparing themselves to one another based on skin tone and appearance. Crissle and Jade discuss the importance of teaching young girls about self-worth, sisterhood, and the harm that comes from believing one person is better than another because of how they look. Want to talk to Crissle on a future episode? Email advice@crisslescouch.com and include “chat live” in the subject line. Session Notes: 0:00 — Welcome Back to the Couch 0:54 — Is My Relationship With My Mom Worth Fixing 11:05 — My Best Friend Started Acting Funny After I Moved to Her City 22:29 — My Family is Traumatizing Their Kids With Unhealthy Parenting Styles 36:25 — My Twin Niece Thinks She’s Better Than Her Sister Because She’s Lighter-Skinned Stay Connected: Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crisslescouch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crisslescouch/ Have an issue for the Couch? Email: advice@crisslescouch.com Crew: Network: CAKE MEDIA Executive Producers: Crissle · Alexandra Rago · Chris Morrow Audio & Video Editor: Shatek for Beats on Film Production Coordinators: Faith Lena & Bria Mosley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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 Please welcome Jade back to the Couch! This week, Crissle and Jade unpack whether a relationship with a parent is worth fixing, navigating a friendship that changes after moving to a new city, and addressing unhealthy parenting patterns that can pass trauma down to the next generation.

They also explore the impact of colorism within families and how to address it when children begin comparing themselves to one another based on skin tone and appearance. Crissle and Jade discuss the importance of teaching young girls about self-worth, sisterhood, and the harm that comes from believing one person is better than another because of how they look.

Want to talk to Crissle on a future episode? Email advice@crisslescouch.com and include “chat live” in the subject line.

Session Notes:

0:00 — Welcome Back to the Couch
0:54 — Is My Relationship With My Mom Worth Fixing
11:05 — My Best Friend Started Acting Funny After I Moved to Her City
22:29 — My Family is Traumatizing Their Kids With Unhealthy Parenting Styles
36:25 — My Twin Niece Thinks She’s Better Than Her Sister Because She’s Lighter-Skinned


Stay Connected:
Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/crisslescouch
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crisslescouch/
Have an issue for the Couch? Email: advice@crisslescouch.com


Crew:

Network: CAKE MEDIA

Executive Producers: Crissle · Alexandra Rago · Chris Morrow
Audio & Video Editor: Shatek for Beats on Film
Production Coordinators: Faith Lena & Bria Mosley

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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