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“YOU’RE PREGNANT, NOT HANDICAPPED.” Imagine being pregnant, severely anaemic, needing iron transfusions, dealing with pain… and still having to prove that you’re showing up for your work. And when you explain what you need, somehow the conversation becomes about whether you’re telling the truth. Being pregnant doesn’t make you incapable. Needing support doesn’t make you unreliable. And asking for understanding doesn’t mean you’re not committed. Women shouldn’t have to choose between being ambitious and being human. 🤍 #AMillennialMind #Pregnancy #MotherhoodUnfiltered #WorkingMoms #BreakTheMould
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“YOU’RE PREGNANT, NOT HANDICAPPED.” Imagine being pregnant, severely anaemic, needing iron transfusions, dealing with pain… and still having to prove that you’re showing up for your work. And when you explain what you need, somehow the conversation becomes about whether you’re telling the truth. Being pregnant doesn’t make you incapable. Needing support doesn’t make you unreliable. And asking for understanding doesn’t mean you’re not committed. Women shouldn’t have to choose between being ambitious and being human. 🤍 #AMillennialMind #Pregnancy #MotherhoodUnfiltered #WorkingMoms #BreakTheMould
You’re allowed to change your mind. As a new parent, you’ll make decisions in week one that feel completely wrong by week eight. That isn’t failure. That’s learning. But if you announce every choice like it’s final, you leave no room to grow, and you hand everyone else an “I told you so.” Try saying “we’re going to try this and see.” It’s softer and more honest, and people find it far easier to accept. #newparents #parentingjourney #firsttimemom #southasianmom #newmom gentleparenting motherhood momlife amillennialmind
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You’re allowed to change your mind. As a new parent, you’ll make decisions in week one that feel completely wrong by week eight. That isn’t failure. That’s learning. But if you announce every choice like it’s final, you leave no room to grow, and you hand everyone else an “I told you so.” Try saying “we’re going to try this and see.” It’s softer and more honest, and people find it far easier to accept. #newparents #parentingjourney #firsttimemom #southasianmom #newmom gentleparenting motherhood momlife amillennialmind
Motherhood comes with enough pressure, we don’t need to add judgement to it. 🤍 There’s no universal blueprint for what a “good mom” should look like. Every woman has her own rhythm, priorities, boundaries, and way of showing up. Just because your motherhood looks different, doesn’t make it less. Let’s stop letting other people’s expectations define our choices. You know your child. You know your life. You know what works for you. A happy mom can create a happier home. 🌸 So give yourself permission to mother your way. ✨ #parenting #motherhood #consciousparenting #Raisingkids #amillennialmind
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Motherhood comes with enough pressure, we don’t need to add judgement to it. 🤍 There’s no universal blueprint for what a “good mom” should look like. Every woman has her own rhythm, priorities, boundaries, and way of showing up. Just because your motherhood looks different, doesn’t make it less. Let’s stop letting other people’s expectations define our choices. You know your child. You know your life. You know what works for you. A happy mom can create a happier home. 🌸 So give yourself permission to mother your way. ✨ #parenting #motherhood #consciousparenting #Raisingkids #amillennialmind
Soul Sunday : The woman is the portal … to Life. I saw a video this week that said : Imagine for a second a child didn’t come from a mother but from a portal in the jungle… how would we treat that portal… the portal to LIFE ? Let that sit for a second and then think about how we force women to get RIGHT BACK TO WORK after they’ve given birth… Without the support they need or time to recuperate Looking back I personally know I could have e done better during this time as well. This question was asked to me by a woman who’s an entrepreneur and happened to be pregnant at the time… this is the response that came to me May it remind us all of how beautiful life is , and how sacred our women are who are the channel for it 🙏🏼 #awakenu Podcast : @amillennialmind
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Soul Sunday : The woman is the portal … to Life. I saw a video this week that said : Imagine for a second a child didn’t come from a mother but from a portal in the jungle… how would we treat that portal… the portal to LIFE ? Let that sit for a second and then think about how we force women to get RIGHT BACK TO WORK after they’ve given birth… Without the support they need or time to recuperate Looking back I personally know I could have e done better during this time as well. This question was asked to me by a woman who’s an entrepreneur and happened to be pregnant at the time… this is the response that came to me May it remind us all of how beautiful life is , and how sacred our women are who are the channel for it 🙏🏼 #awakenu Podcast : @amillennialmind
We all say we want to help people…but the truth is, you can’t help anyone who isn’t ready to change. There’s a difference between someone who comes to you because they’ve hit rock bottom and genuinely want guidance and someone who simply needs space to vent, feel, or sit in their emotions. For years, I rushed in with solutions. A-B-C-D. Fix this. Do that. Change now. And instead of helping, it made people feel misunderstood or even disrupted in their pain. Some people aren’t ready to move forward yet and that’s okay. Your job isn’t to force their healing. It’s to hold space, to support, and to step back when needed. Everyone is on their own timeline. And the less you pressure them, the more they feel safe to come to you when they are ready. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind. #HoldingSpace #EmotionalIntelligence #Boundaries #HealingJourney #growth
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We all say we want to help people…but the truth is, you can’t help anyone who isn’t ready to change. There’s a difference between someone who comes to you because they’ve hit rock bottom and genuinely want guidance and someone who simply needs space to vent, feel, or sit in their emotions. For years, I rushed in with solutions. A-B-C-D. Fix this. Do that. Change now. And instead of helping, it made people feel misunderstood or even disrupted in their pain. Some people aren’t ready to move forward yet and that’s okay. Your job isn’t to force their healing. It’s to hold space, to support, and to step back when needed. Everyone is on their own timeline. And the less you pressure them, the more they feel safe to come to you when they are ready. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind. #HoldingSpace #EmotionalIntelligence #Boundaries #HealingJourney #growth
Comment ‘Shivani’ if you want to watch the full conversation with @shivani_bafna, content creator and new mom, who shares the honest side of motherhood online. We talk about the Indian traditions passed down through generations and how to decide which ones to keep and which to question. When everyone has an opinion on how you should raise your baby, the answer isn’t more rules. It’s asking more questions. We talk about: - Her real emotions when she found out she was pregnant, and the pressure South Asian women feel to perform excitement about motherhood. - Never seeing herself as “maternal” and the fear of losing her identity. - How she handled opinions from parents, in-laws and the internet without fighting her family. - Why asking “what worked for you?” made her family feel heard instead of attacked. - Treating your family like key stakeholders in the “business” of raising a baby. - The no-visitors debate, and why she chose her mental health. - Three generations, three laddu recipes, and how she picked one without offending anyone. - The 40-day postpartum diet: saffron milk, fenugreek water and nourishing food for recovery. - Why it’s okay for your opinions to change once the baby arrives. - If you’ve ever felt torn between the traditions you grew up with and the mother you want to be, this conversation will make you feel a lot less alone. #postpartum #southasianmom #motherhood #indianmom
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Comment ‘Shivani’ if you want to watch the full conversation with @shivani_bafna, content creator and new mom, who shares the honest side of motherhood online. We talk about the Indian traditions passed down through generations and how to decide which ones to keep and which to question. When everyone has an opinion on how you should raise your baby, the answer isn’t more rules. It’s asking more questions. We talk about: - Her real emotions when she found out she was pregnant, and the pressure South Asian women feel to perform excitement about motherhood. - Never seeing herself as “maternal” and the fear of losing her identity. - How she handled opinions from parents, in-laws and the internet without fighting her family. - Why asking “what worked for you?” made her family feel heard instead of attacked. - Treating your family like key stakeholders in the “business” of raising a baby. - The no-visitors debate, and why she chose her mental health. - Three generations, three laddu recipes, and how she picked one without offending anyone. - The 40-day postpartum diet: saffron milk, fenugreek water and nourishing food for recovery. - Why it’s okay for your opinions to change once the baby arrives. - If you’ve ever felt torn between the traditions you grew up with and the mother you want to be, this conversation will make you feel a lot less alone. #postpartum #southasianmom #motherhood #indianmom
Comment MILLIE and I’ll send you my latest podcast with @milliemackintosh for a raw, honest conversation about sobriety, motherhood, and rebuilding your identity during one of the biggest transitions a woman can go through. We talk about what happens when you start questioning your relationship with alcohol, especially in a culture that normalises “mummy needs wine.” Millie opens up about anxiety, panic attacks, and how drinking became intertwined with coping. But more than that, we explore how becoming a mother forces you to confront yourself in ways nothing else does. Motherhood doesn’t just change your routine, it changes your identity. Your priorities. Your tolerance. Your triggers. And sometimes, it shines a light on habits that no longer align with the parent or person you want to be. This is a deeply emotional conversation about: • The sober curious movement • Anxiety and coping mechanisms • The invisible pressure on mothers to hold it all together • The identity shift that comes with raising children • Choosing presence over numbing
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Comment MILLIE and I’ll send you my latest podcast with @milliemackintosh for a raw, honest conversation about sobriety, motherhood, and rebuilding your identity during one of the biggest transitions a woman can go through. We talk about what happens when you start questioning your relationship with alcohol, especially in a culture that normalises “mummy needs wine.” Millie opens up about anxiety, panic attacks, and how drinking became intertwined with coping. But more than that, we explore how becoming a mother forces you to confront yourself in ways nothing else does. Motherhood doesn’t just change your routine, it changes your identity. Your priorities. Your tolerance. Your triggers. And sometimes, it shines a light on habits that no longer align with the parent or person you want to be. This is a deeply emotional conversation about: • The sober curious movement • Anxiety and coping mechanisms • The invisible pressure on mothers to hold it all together • The identity shift that comes with raising children • Choosing presence over numbing
Comment HAIR to watch my full episode with @dermatologist_adel who gives us the hair masterclass you didn’t know you needed, and if you’ve ever worried about hair loss, postpartum shedding, grey hairs, or just want to actually understand your scalp, this episode is going to change the way you look after your hair and maybe finally be what convinces you to leave those greys alone! If you’re losing hair, confused by the conflicting advice online, or just want to understand what your scalp is actually telling you, this one is for you!
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Comment HAIR to watch my full episode with @dermatologist_adel who gives us the hair masterclass you didn’t know you needed, and if you’ve ever worried about hair loss, postpartum shedding, grey hairs, or just want to actually understand your scalp, this episode is going to change the way you look after your hair and maybe finally be what convinces you to leave those greys alone! If you’re losing hair, confused by the conflicting advice online, or just want to understand what your scalp is actually telling you, this one is for you!
Three generations. Three laddu recipes. One very diplomatic new mom. In Indian families, love often shows up as food, and everyone believes their version is the best one. The real lesson is to have these conversations before the baby comes. Feeding, sleeping, massages, bath time. Talk it through early, while everyone still has the patience to listen. Postpartum is not the time to start negotiating 😂 #postpartumfood #laddoo #desifamily #indianmom #southasianmom newmom postpartumrecovery indianfamily amillennialmind
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Three generations. Three laddu recipes. One very diplomatic new mom. In Indian families, love often shows up as food, and everyone believes their version is the best one. The real lesson is to have these conversations before the baby comes. Feeding, sleeping, massages, bath time. Talk it through early, while everyone still has the patience to listen. Postpartum is not the time to start negotiating 😂 #postpartumfood #laddoo #desifamily #indianmom #southasianmom newmom postpartumrecovery indianfamily amillennialmind
There is this unspoken expectation that NHS doctors should constantly self-sacrifice. Skip lunch breaks. Work through exhaustion. Put everyone else first. Never complain. And if you struggle, reduce your hours or think about leaving, suddenly people question your commitment. But what people don’t see is how many healthcare workers are silently burning out whilst trying to carry the emotional weight of everyone around them. So many people become doctors because they genuinely want to help others. And somewhere along the way, they forget they’re allowed to help themselves too. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with Dr Mon. #NHS #Burnout #MentalHealth #Healthcare #Doctors
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There is this unspoken expectation that NHS doctors should constantly self-sacrifice. Skip lunch breaks. Work through exhaustion. Put everyone else first. Never complain. And if you struggle, reduce your hours or think about leaving, suddenly people question your commitment. But what people don’t see is how many healthcare workers are silently burning out whilst trying to carry the emotional weight of everyone around them. So many people become doctors because they genuinely want to help others. And somewhere along the way, they forget they’re allowed to help themselves too. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with Dr Mon. #NHS #Burnout #MentalHealth #Healthcare #Doctors
What you saw vs. who was with me the whole time 🤍 For 7 months i hid my bump which was sooo hard haha but keeping this chapter just for us felt so special especially while we were travelling ( and I didn’t want the whole world to give me their opinions like they do now 😜) Comment “secret” if you want to watch the full solo episode on why I kept my pregnancy a secret. We talk about: Why I hid my bump for six months The pressure to share everything online Protecting yourself from unsolicited advice The sacredness of keeping something just for you Nazar, the evil eye and protecting your energy Why not everyone reacts the way you expect If you’ve ever wanted to hold something close before sharing it with the world, this one’s for you. 🤍 #AMillennialMind #PregnancyReveal #BumpReveal #PrivatePregnancy #SecretPregnancy
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What you saw vs. who was with me the whole time 🤍 For 7 months i hid my bump which was sooo hard haha but keeping this chapter just for us felt so special especially while we were travelling ( and I didn’t want the whole world to give me their opinions like they do now 😜) Comment “secret” if you want to watch the full solo episode on why I kept my pregnancy a secret. We talk about: Why I hid my bump for six months The pressure to share everything online Protecting yourself from unsolicited advice The sacredness of keeping something just for you Nazar, the evil eye and protecting your energy Why not everyone reacts the way you expect If you’ve ever wanted to hold something close before sharing it with the world, this one’s for you. 🤍 #AMillennialMind #PregnancyReveal #BumpReveal #PrivatePregnancy #SecretPregnancy
For some people, saying their last name isn’t a neutral question. It’s a moment loaded with fear, history, and the risk of being judged before being seen. In this conversation, we speak about why Neeraj chose not to say his full name in Homebound and how, in India, a surname can instantly expose caste, class, and a 2,000-year-old system of hierarchy. That pause. That hesitation. That urge to disappear when someone asks, “What’s your last name?” It doesn’t come from insecurity. It comes from being conditioned to believe your identity makes you inferior From being taught, explicitly or quietly, that your name carries shame. This episode is a reminder that identity isn’t always something people feel safe to claim. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with the cast of Homebound. @neeraj.ghaywan #homebound #Caste #Identity #Surname #Shame #cultural
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For some people, saying their last name isn’t a neutral question. It’s a moment loaded with fear, history, and the risk of being judged before being seen. In this conversation, we speak about why Neeraj chose not to say his full name in Homebound and how, in India, a surname can instantly expose caste, class, and a 2,000-year-old system of hierarchy. That pause. That hesitation. That urge to disappear when someone asks, “What’s your last name?” It doesn’t come from insecurity. It comes from being conditioned to believe your identity makes you inferior From being taught, explicitly or quietly, that your name carries shame. This episode is a reminder that identity isn’t always something people feel safe to claim. From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with the cast of Homebound. @neeraj.ghaywan #homebound #Caste #Identity #Surname #Shame #cultural
Why did Shoaib stand up, when everything in his life had taught him to stay quiet? This moment in Homebound captures something so many people inherit without realising it: the belief that gratitude means silence. That dignity is something you sacrifice to survive. Standing up for himself came with real consequences but in that moment, he chose integrity. He chose dignity. He chose to reclaim his power, even knowing what it would cost him. Because Homebound isn’t just a story about work or migration or survival. It’s about the quiet, painful struggle to protect your dignity in a world that constantly asks you to trade it. And as Ishaan says so beautifully: “Your identity is what you create for yourself, not what you’re born with.” From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with the cast of Homebound. #dignity #amillennialmind #homebound #identity #survival #power
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Why did Shoaib stand up, when everything in his life had taught him to stay quiet? This moment in Homebound captures something so many people inherit without realising it: the belief that gratitude means silence. That dignity is something you sacrifice to survive. Standing up for himself came with real consequences but in that moment, he chose integrity. He chose dignity. He chose to reclaim his power, even knowing what it would cost him. Because Homebound isn’t just a story about work or migration or survival. It’s about the quiet, painful struggle to protect your dignity in a world that constantly asks you to trade it. And as Ishaan says so beautifully: “Your identity is what you create for yourself, not what you’re born with.” From this week’s episode of A Millennial Mind with the cast of Homebound. #dignity #amillennialmind #homebound #identity #survival #power
Comment 'Dhivya' if you want to watch the full conversation with @drdhivyasrinivasa , a double board-certified plastic surgeon, mom of three, and the internet's most unfiltered voice in modern motherhood. We get into the myth of doing it all, the impossible standards placed on working parents, and why the "good mom" checklist most of us are measuring ourselves against was never built for the life we're actually living. We talk about: - Her definition of being a good mom, and why she refuses to be graded on how she cuts a cucumber - Going into labour in the middle of surgery, and the brutal reality of maternity leave in medicine - Being mistreated at work while pregnant, and why she wishes she'd stood up for herself sooner - Meeting her husband and being radically honest about her goals from date one - Why the burden of self-sacrifice still falls on mothers, and what it actually takes to change that at home - Quality time versus quantity of time, and what she learned from watching her own parents - The soccer game she missed and the conversation that came out of it - Why women get judged for having help, and what her husband says when she spirals about it If you've ever felt guilty for wanting a career and a family, or like you're constantly being judged no matter what you choose, this conversation will change how you see it.
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Comment 'Dhivya' if you want to watch the full conversation with @drdhivyasrinivasa , a double board-certified plastic surgeon, mom of three, and the internet's most unfiltered voice in modern motherhood. We get into the myth of doing it all, the impossible standards placed on working parents, and why the "good mom" checklist most of us are measuring ourselves against was never built for the life we're actually living. We talk about: - Her definition of being a good mom, and why she refuses to be graded on how she cuts a cucumber - Going into labour in the middle of surgery, and the brutal reality of maternity leave in medicine - Being mistreated at work while pregnant, and why she wishes she'd stood up for herself sooner - Meeting her husband and being radically honest about her goals from date one - Why the burden of self-sacrifice still falls on mothers, and what it actually takes to change that at home - Quality time versus quantity of time, and what she learned from watching her own parents - The soccer game she missed and the conversation that came out of it - Why women get judged for having help, and what her husband says when she spirals about it If you've ever felt guilty for wanting a career and a family, or like you're constantly being judged no matter what you choose, this conversation will change how you see it.
What if the success of your family, business and relationships starts with how you treat the women in your life? It's not about status or power. It's about recognising that the strength of any relationship, family or business depends on the foundation it's built on. Like a house with cracks in the walls, no amount of success can last if the foundation isn't protected. #healthyrelationships #respectinrelationships #masculineenergy #feminineenergy
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What if the success of your family, business and relationships starts with how you treat the women in your life? It's not about status or power. It's about recognising that the strength of any relationship, family or business depends on the foundation it's built on. Like a house with cracks in the walls, no amount of success can last if the foundation isn't protected. #healthyrelationships #respectinrelationships #masculineenergy #feminineenergy
Comment HARNAAM to watch my latest episode with @harnaamkaur where we have a conversation that goes much deeper than PCOS and facial hair. What we cover: PCOS symptoms in women and what a diagnosis at 12 actually feels like Facial hair, hirsutism and growing up South Asian with a body nobody talked about School bullying, self-harm and the impact on her mental health and body image The moment she stopped hiding and started fighting back The ego and anger that followed — and why she’s not proud of all of it Keeping the beard for her Sikh faith — and how that faith has since completely shifted Never having been in love at 35 and what her PCOS beard may have cost her Questioning the beard and her identity for the first time in 15 years South Asian family silence around abuse, honour and speaking out Grief, PTSD and mental health rock bottom in 2024 The night she called for help and nobody picked up Finding faith, reading the Bible and what pulled her back from the edge The difference between body positivity and actually accepting yourself ⚠️ This episode contains discussion of suicide, self-harm and mental health. If you or someone you know is struggling please reach out to Samaritans on 116 123 (UK, free, 24/7).
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Comment HARNAAM to watch my latest episode with @harnaamkaur where we have a conversation that goes much deeper than PCOS and facial hair. What we cover: PCOS symptoms in women and what a diagnosis at 12 actually feels like Facial hair, hirsutism and growing up South Asian with a body nobody talked about School bullying, self-harm and the impact on her mental health and body image The moment she stopped hiding and started fighting back The ego and anger that followed — and why she’s not proud of all of it Keeping the beard for her Sikh faith — and how that faith has since completely shifted Never having been in love at 35 and what her PCOS beard may have cost her Questioning the beard and her identity for the first time in 15 years South Asian family silence around abuse, honour and speaking out Grief, PTSD and mental health rock bottom in 2024 The night she called for help and nobody picked up Finding faith, reading the Bible and what pulled her back from the edge The difference between body positivity and actually accepting yourself ⚠️ This episode contains discussion of suicide, self-harm and mental health. If you or someone you know is struggling please reach out to Samaritans on 116 123 (UK, free, 24/7).
What you focus on, expands into your reality #lawofattraction #focus #mindsetshift #coffee #reality
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What you focus on, expands into your reality #lawofattraction #focus #mindsetshift #coffee #reality
Comment DAVID to get the link to watch my podcast with @davidghiyam where we explore masculine and feminine energy, soulmates, dating, marriage, manifestation, childhood wounds and why the relationships we attract may be reflecting parts of ourselves we haven’t healed yet. David shares his perspective on how fear, control, abandonment wounds, and limiting beliefs can influence who we choose, what we tolerate, and why certain relationship cycles keep repeating. Whether you’re single, dating, married, divorced, or trying to understand relationship dynamics on a deeper level, this conversation offers a thought-provoking perspective on love, personal growth, and emotional patterns 🎙️💛
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Comment DAVID to get the link to watch my podcast with @davidghiyam where we explore masculine and feminine energy, soulmates, dating, marriage, manifestation, childhood wounds and why the relationships we attract may be reflecting parts of ourselves we haven’t healed yet. David shares his perspective on how fear, control, abandonment wounds, and limiting beliefs can influence who we choose, what we tolerate, and why certain relationship cycles keep repeating. Whether you’re single, dating, married, divorced, or trying to understand relationship dynamics on a deeper level, this conversation offers a thought-provoking perspective on love, personal growth, and emotional patterns 🎙️💛
Is sleeping in separate beds the key to a happy marriage?! 👇🏽
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Is sleeping in separate beds the key to a happy marriage?! 👇🏽
Comment USHA and I’ll send you my latest podcast with @ushasinghdas who opens up about what it actually took to leave, go no contact, and rebuild her life from scratch. From being told she was too ugly to ever get married, to losing her dad, her baby and eventually her mum in the space of one year, and her family’s response to all of it. This is one of the most honest conversations about toxic family dynamics we’ve had on this podcast. If you’ve ever wondered whether what you grew up with was actually normal, this one is for you. 🎙 What we cover: Growing up with a narcissistic father and not realising it until adulthood How toxic family behaviour becomes your normal Surviving a toxic sister-in-law and the damage it does Being told you’ll never get married because of your appearance Miscarriage, grief and being dismissed by your own family Going no contact and what it actually costs you Breaking generational trauma when you had no positive role models How the right people can rebuild what the wrong ones destroyed Learning to parent differently when you had no example to follow
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Comment USHA and I’ll send you my latest podcast with @ushasinghdas who opens up about what it actually took to leave, go no contact, and rebuild her life from scratch. From being told she was too ugly to ever get married, to losing her dad, her baby and eventually her mum in the space of one year, and her family’s response to all of it. This is one of the most honest conversations about toxic family dynamics we’ve had on this podcast. If you’ve ever wondered whether what you grew up with was actually normal, this one is for you. 🎙 What we cover: Growing up with a narcissistic father and not realising it until adulthood How toxic family behaviour becomes your normal Surviving a toxic sister-in-law and the damage it does Being told you’ll never get married because of your appearance Miscarriage, grief and being dismissed by your own family Going no contact and what it actually costs you Breaking generational trauma when you had no positive role models How the right people can rebuild what the wrong ones destroyed Learning to parent differently when you had no example to follow

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AMM Podcast (@amillennialmind) has 21.0K Instagram followers with a 2.20% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 331 posts, AMM Podcast received 76.5K total likes and 10.2M impressions, averaging 231 likes per post. This page tracks AMM Podcast's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @amillennialmind against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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