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*Bonus* Conversation with Serendipiti Day of episode 96. Women's Communities: 12 Red Flags

*Bonus* Conversation with Serendipiti Day of episode 96. Women's Communities: 12 Red Flags

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Isabella Malbin
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This is a continued conversation of episode 96. Women's Communities: 12 Red Flags with Serendipiti Day.

Included in this bonus convo:

  • Dipiti’s intentions for joining a BDSM community

  • Isabella’s intentions for joining radical feminist and birth liberation groups

  • How Isabella managed to avoid moving to an in person community of “liked-minded women”

  • The subtle process of loyalty becoming currency and favoritism

  • Shedding light on why Dipiti and Isabella aren’t going back to certain women’s festivals

  • When story telling is used as an implicit threat

  • Is radical feminism a cult?

  • How “self-responsibility / victim consciousness” frameworks can be weaponized

  • How having a shared experience of losing friends / being ostracized for knowing what a woman is, isn’t necessarily a strong enough foundation for a lasting friendship

  • How participating in MLMs creates an extraction lens for everyone you meet - aka new connections are prioritized on gals becoming your downline $$$

  • How we deal with the guilt and shame of having promoted groups, companies, and influencers we’re no longer affiliated with

  • The role of therapy after exiting cult-y spaces & narc abuse recovery

  • How constantly trying to get to the root of things became a disability and an inability to see the bigger picture that warped our sense of reality

  • Breaking the bubble of the fictional “us” & noticing exit patterns of former members of various online and in person groups

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