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"Strangers on the Internet" Podcast Episode 17: How to Survive Divorce and Break-ups
Divorce coach and journalist Amy Polacko shares her tips for moving on
The seventeenth episode (Apple Podcasts link here and Spotify link here) of Strangers on the Internet with co-host and psychologist Michelle Lange features an interview with divorce coach and journalist Amy Polacko. This is the final episode of season 1, with season 2 to pick up in early January 2023.
Amy tells her story of overcoming two divorces and being a happy, successful single mom and entrepreneur. Hear Amy's top advice on how to get over every sort of break-up and leave narcissistic abuse behind. How long should you wait to date again after a divorce or break-up? If you're a parent, what is the right time to introduce a significant other to your child? Is there still a stigma against dating people who have been previously divorced, and are they actually likely to make more or less committed partners? Pull up a chair for some life advice from the heart of Connecticut!

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Hey Now! Does she have any Jewish in her? Does she want some?
Is this the Volokh Conspiracy, or Vogue?
More like 1975 "Ms." magazine
can't wait for the "Bea Arthur Love Tips" post
"IRINA MANTA is a Professor of Law and the Founding Director of the Center for Intellectual Property Law at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University."
Maybe she could do some posts on intellectual property? Transition into it gradually - start by talking about intellectual property in your dating profile.
Perhaps Micko - or Polacko, I forget her ethnicity - could set up a matchmaking service so that women can avoid getting into bad marriages in the first place.
I have to comment twice on this because to me it's important. Does the only female blogger here have to be so lightweight? Couldn't you find a serious legal scholar with XX chromosomes?
Another post about an allegedly intelligent woman who ended up being involved with losers?
In college, we used to joke about how if a woman walked into a room with a 50 upstanding, honest, respectful men and one complete asshole, she would inevitably end up leaving with the asshole…And later complain about how “all men are pigs.” Apparently nothing has changed.