Am I Letting My Jealousy Ruin This?
2026-03-09 · 55 min · episode 34 · 14 entities
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Link in episode "Am I Letting My Jealousy Ruin This?": http://voxmedia.com/sxsw
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Episode description as stored
A divorced woman calls Esther to untangle a new love that brings both exhilaration and heartache. She is in a relationship with a married man whose marriage is ethically non-monogamous and finds herself caught between desire, jealousy and the longing to feel chosen. As the conversation unfolds, buried childhood wounds, attachment patterns, and an inherited inner critic rise to the surface. They explore how old stories shape present love and what it might mean to rewrite the story she tells herself about love.
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