Amber Tamblyn: Intuition Not Anxiety

Amber Tamblyn (actress, director, and writer) joins us to discuss all things intuition, from its biological importance and practical ways to be in touch with it, to how modern society has taught us to ignore our intuition and our mind-body connection. She explains why intuition often gets mistaken for anxiety, why feminism matters, the power of the MeToo Movement, and the real societal repercussions of women’s inequality. We also analyze Amber’s recurring wolf dreams, the significance of recurring dreams and consider what it means to redefine the term "psychic."
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[@barbara5495]

I always look at it as this - If you make a decision based on a feeling of "fear", that's your anxiety choosing. If you make a decision based on a "knowing" (your gut feeling), that's your intuition choosing.

[@MayimBialik]

GREAT way to distinguish, Barbara! 🔥

[@matiaspereira9382]

@@MayimBialik You're a really awesome actress!

[@bettyglick2679]

Yes!

[@susanbrown6458]

Yes, and that's tricky because sometimes I've made a decision based on a gut feeling, and then looked back and wondered, "was that intuition, or was it fear". It's hard to tell sometimes in the moment, and sometimes there's components of both

[@plumpudding748]

@@susanbrown6458 And I've sometimes made decisions choosing the scary one because I felt if I went with the more comfortable choice, I was letting the fear win so I HAD to choose the scary option to beat it, only for it to turn out to be the wrong choice...

[@Maddienmk]

Literally watching this while In school..(I’m 14). Anyways, thank you. I appreciate you and your podcast. and i love the things you, and Johnathan bring to the podcast.

[@jardinpetitbassin3787]

We absolutely need more of Amber! What an impressive person and so we’ll spoken! Martine 🇨🇦

[@itsjamylle]

This episode was amazing. I was simply mesmerized by the topics. I’ve seen Amber Tamblyn on movies before but i didn’t know she was a writer as well,definitely will check her books out cause i was fascinated listening her speak.❤ Hearing the kinda “gender” discussion mid episode plus Mayim’s considerations at the end reminded me of a quote from “Women Who Run With the Wolves”: “This early training to "be nice" causes women to override their intuitions. In that sense, they are actually purposefully taught to submit to the predator. Imagine a wolf mother teaching her young to "be nice" in the face of an angry ferret or a wily diamondback rattler.” - Clarissa Pinkola Estés.

[@MzTeddyluv]

I really enjoyed this deep dive on intuition, I'd really really like to hear more about it. Our removal from the natural world I think has really done a number on the resource of our gut instincts. So interesting.

[@bettyglick2679]

100%

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

yes. it's a western thing. really began with the greek alphabet around 500BC. Literacy started the left-brained dominant thinking. Marshall McLuhan talked about how kids are uncivilized until they learn to read and write; and how all technology is an extension of the central nervous system.

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

creativity and intuition are right-brained thinking. ideologies like religion capitalism are left-brained more robotic thinking and easier to condition for obedience.

[@hwy138]

'Oh Amber ! My favorite TV show of all time, Joan Of Arcadia !

[@reneefidz2622]

I personally don't think intuition feels like excitement or joy. In my experience, it's been entirely neutral. It seems soft, gentle, and almost distant, but the most important distinction between anxiety and intuition is that the voice of intuition is not attached to any outcome. It's a steady, neutral knowing, and not attached to either a positive or a negative feeling.

[@katiegreenwood8738]

Yes I completely agree with how you’ve described intuition like a neutral, calm inner knowing. 💖

[@kathyholt8686]

This was an interesting podcast. How far we have NOT come… I was in high school in the early 70’s and was so full of hope and confidence about positive movement forward. Now I’m in my mid60’s tired, saddened, appalled, I actually can’t come up with a word to describe how I feel about the country today. BUT listening to Amber and Jonathan and Mayim, optimistically reminded me to listen and act with visions, dreams, and gut feelings I thought I had given up on. Great discussion… thank you.

[@charlotteharris8773]

This episode was fascinating. As someone whose baseline is usually anxiety driven (lol), I can really relate to the conversation you both have at the end. Especially about experiences as a woman, and not removing myself from a situation that I intuitively know I shouldn't be apart of but the anxiety overrides that feeling and I stay. I hope that makes sense! You've really given me a lot to think about :)

[@kaygiddens776]

This was a very meaningful episode to me. For many reasons, thank you for doing this episode/topic. Also, I have always told my children to follow their gut..."gut don't lie"....so often children are told to not follow "those " feelings....made to hug the creepy neighbor, be nice to the person that makes them feel weird. I told my kids no, don't do that...follow your gut...if something feels off, it is. Listen to that.

[@orland0110]

It is so nice to see you today, Mayim. This is a wonderful episode with the really interesting Amber Tamblyn. I love you Mayim and I love this educational and inspirational podcast!

[@ruthfoster-mv9eh]

happy to have current events connected to why we need inner knowing

[@stephaniemurphy1997]

You are so beautiful the way you share and the way you care about people. Thank you for all of your effort and your show!

[@heavenlygal101]

Amber Tamblyn is amazing! Great podcast! I love, and enjoy your content and conversation every time I tune in...

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Thankful to find brilliant conversations with thoughtful humans... Appreciate You, Mayim, Jonathan, and Amber!

[@KlassyKat45]

That was very interesting. So much of what Amber said is so true. Great breakdown, Mayim.

[@Pronchick1]

Another terrific interview! I believe that our intuition is always in our best interest - when it feels uplifting and expansive, then I trust - when it doesn’t feel expansive it’s most likely coming from anxiety or fear. Thank you Mayim, Jonathan and Amber. 🤓

[@KristinM626]

Loved the dreams discussion! As someone who doesn’t typically remember their dreams I find stories of people’s dreams fascinating

[@marisamartinezolivera]

Have you never experience that feeling of “I’ve been here before, I know this place”..and then suddenly remembering a dream you have long ago as Jonathan has explained? It has happened to me twice in a remote small village not even in my own country…😮

[@dianedewindt5083]

Wow, great share from Amber about her C-section. What a gift the she had a doctor who was so tuned in, and that Amber is so tuned in.

[@K3153YKane]

I love Amber, this topic is great and you both were very insightful. I am very in touch with my intuition. That said, its all of the outside influences that get in the way. I listen to the gaslighters and the urge to be codependent and second guess myself always. I have come to the point in my life where I want to start practicing my ability to act freely on my intuition and not ask for a second opinion.

[@susanbrown6458]

It's tricky for me because sometimes I've made a decision based on a gut feeling, and felt right and convicted about it, and then looked back and wondered, "was that intuition, or was it fear". It's hard to tell sometimes in the moment, and sometimes there's components of both

[@jaymarie7713]

I love this podcast. I love to learn and this is an excellent choice for the curious mind. Ty you for what you do!!!

[@MayimBialik]

Thank YOU for watching, Jay!!! 🧠🫶

[@soultrekotc6635]

Amber was great. Looking at why we can’t break this cycle of playing small and how our culture sees wisdom in keeping us small. Love Jonathan ❤

[@raynoladominguez4730]

Great podcast, yet another double watcher. I have always felt that intuition is at the core of our self-knowledge and the more we listen, the more acute this inner hearing becomes, not only for ourselves but for those around us, that we care about. I would love to hear both your and Jonathan's thoughts as to whether or not you have ever recognized the fact that most creative individuals have a very strong characteristic of intuitive empathy. (Am I being redundant?) I certainly find and believe this to be so.

[@chelsmeister]

I'm not kidding when I say I put these on while doing data analysis, as sort of a background podcast. But this particular episode was life changing. I couldn't not fully pay attention, and it was very worth my time. Thank you so much, Mayim and Amber!

[@jamespittman]

I like Amber Tamblyn she is a great actress.😍

[@cayceesmith2650]

🤣🤣🤣 I think your banter at the end was my favorite part. But as someone who relies heavily on my intuition, I appreciated the episode. Now if only I could figure out my charging bill recurring dream...

[@elena11293]

intuition and dreams, two of my favorite topics :) intuition is something we all can have access to, but I've seen that not everyone feels the desire to develop that ability; at any rate, the process to cultivate it is the same as for anything else.. practice, practice, practice. specifically, become more and more aware of what you sense, feel, somehow 'know', listen to that, listen to your inner voice about their meaning, and then see how that makes sense in your world, within or without. as for dreams, when I was younger I took classes of Jungian dreams' analysis (as developed by Jung's daughter) and I still think that that school of thought on the matter is the best out there. for those who want to get more in touch with their dream world, the first thing to do is beginning to write your dreams as soon as you wake up, no other distractions before writing down them, they can literally evaporate quickly even if at first they are still vivid in our minds. if you keep doing it consistently, soon you'll notice that you begin to remember your dreams more often, and they become more complex. it's something i loved to notice when it happened to me, because it depends on the fact that our unconscious gets that we finally give it our attention, and so it becomes to 'talk' to us more and more! it's a beautiful feeling knowing that now you communicate with part of yourself :) ahh, there'd be much more to say about dream's analysis, for example that there are different kind of dreams, from those that just mirror something that we experienced that day, to those called 'sacred', usually filled with archetypes we didn't even know we knew about.. mostly, however, our dreams use symbols, metaphors, images that have a different meaning than their appearance. famously, sex dreams usually talk more about our relationship with ourselves than sex with someone else, while (you know this already, i'm sure) vegetables, sticks, snakes, etc are actually dreams about sex, hehe! enjoy your wake and bedtime!!

[@fredfred-kt9vw]

I'm so thankful for these videos. If there is a way for me to do it, I would love to help and translate them into Spanish, because the auto-translation does not do them justice. I would love for more people to benefit from these breakdowns.

[@m_brokenleg]

As a native Spanish speaking one, I add myself to this offer!

[@RebekahVee]

As someone with Aphantasia and Anauralia (no internal images or voice) I think I have naturally kept my intuition more than most. There are times where I have ignored or not identified my intuitive “voice” but I definitely feel that I have kept my intuition at the forefront of my decision making and it has helped me a lot over the years. I know that I am often looked to for advice from others, and I think that has a lot to do with my ability to use my intuition more than the “general population”- they don’t always listen when I give my advice but that is up to them. Aphantasia and Anauralia can be a hindrance in some areas but I have found it interesting to learn more about my brain and that of those with a more “normal” brain and I have found many positives in the way my brain works.

[@susansnyder2420]

Love, love, love this topic! ❤ Brilliant conversation! Sounds like a fantastic book. If you want to learn how to discern your intuition (your personal direct connection to Source) from fear or ego, the most efficient way is to take a class on clairvoyance. Work with an experienced clairvoyant because their connection to intuition is akin to the physical abilities of professional athletes. Sure, you can read a book, but working with someone and learning to trust your intuition will get you there a thousand times faster and will impact your life in wonderful ways. Worked for me. And about things like Tarot cards, they are a tool that people use to access intuition and information. Some people are practiced and talented with accessing their intuition and connecting to your energy field in this way, and some not so much.

[@kazzey888]

I just started listening to Dr Daniel Atkins an intuitive psychologist, his podcast be the vessel. Love it

[@2xivi488]

That was a great talk!! 😍

[@bubiesparkles]

Would be great to have an episode dedicated to the difference between intuition and anxiety. Or helpful anxiety and not helpful anxiety.

[@mariaremick7320]

Some feel your intuition is the Holy Spirit . I don't care what people call it as long as they listen to it.

[@nicolewilliams2468]

I had ZERO clue about being able to go to a mid-wife for well-woman care! I’m childfree by choice, spayed (tubal ligation AND partial hysto b/c my male OB-GYN refused to do the partial hysto the first time I told him, after begging for 10 years), & I’d LOVE to go to a mid-wife instead of my current OB-GYN. Game-changer!

[@pailbadcock]

I worked in a detox Centre for about 4 years. It was open 24/7. We were dealing with some pretty unhinged, aggressive people. We all worked under the guise of "just go with your gut". This actually kept us very safe at times. Both the men and the women.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Love amber tamblyn since the sisterhood of the traveling pants films and joan of Arcadia thanks for having her on the podcast 💙💙💙

[@findingaway5512]

I would love if you would have Clint Ober on. I just heard an interview with him on the minimalists and it was fascinating to me to hear about grounding/ earthing. I feel like you all would have. A great conversation. I love your curiosity and want to also know the science behind things.

[@Tina-bd9et]

Gut instinct, intuition - I sense Jonathan has even more than shared in this episode. 😊 Fear is a liar. Learning to distinguish the voice, while maybe inconsistent is wisdom. Wolves, blue whales. . . My repetitive dream involves a wild or “free” horse or stallion.. all interesting.

[@findingaway5512]

I had recurring dreams as a kid. Flying was one of them. Another one I had something protecting me. There were other common themes. In the dreams too. Even though dreams would be different. Like it wasn't the same dream over and over. I had the same ability. Or similar plot lines based around it.

[@cathydowning8673]

The conversation on intuition brought to mind the Taylor Swift song "I knew he was trouble". I enjoyed the podcast. Thanks

[@m_brokenleg]

A question to all three at the episode but specially to JC: How can listening to intuition be trained? How can we be trained to discern between ‘good intuition’ or gut-feeling emotions and ‘bad intuition’ ruled by anxiety and fear in a world full of so much ‘noisy’ inputs? Maybe re-studing from a much more open, modern and mature point of view all related to women emotions? Bc intuitive decission making is naturally developed by women as mothers & caretakers during centuries & precisely bc that weaponized by the patriarchy ruling during History till today. Maybe is the strong feeling of protection of a helpless creature in front of sudden threats that a mom have that developed the gut-feeling quick decission making in women? Something so intrinsically at first related to females & denied to men, that it was derogatorily called once as "hysterical" bc related to uterus (hystera)? Is it maybe related to empathy? As Amber pointed at Mayim question, “we need to talk ab all this specially now”! OMG!..How I’ve enjoyed this reassuring but also intriguing & full of questions episode!

[@qnkendra1523]

Watching this and I've been asking my partner to dig down into himself and test his gut about a current problem in our lives. I think I'm asking him to check his intuition and stop out arguing it to do what other people think is right. good topic it's one that makes you think about if you're being aware of your own self.

[@lynnj9721]

I need this elaborated on more fully. I feel like I chose to decisively detach from my intuition in my 20s because of this exact *is it anxiety or intuition * question. And I made it a point of turning off my emotions because I couldn't get a damn thing done because of constant low level worry.

[@xoxjelloxox]

Do you have a hard time flipping between turning it on and off?

[@lynnj9721]

@@xoxjelloxox yes, it has to be one of the other. I have tried to intentionally decompartmentalize, but I think it just goes back to when i was an adhd kid late all the time and in trouble for not paying attention.

[@alysonlee]

Tarot can be a nice reflective way to tap into one’s own intuition. I find it very poetic with the symbols and mythology depicted in the pictures😃 I get that she is saying “don’t rely on a psychic” however.

[@juliecook1287]

Amber is amazing. I enjoyed listening to you both talk it helped me understand some of my dreams as well. Thank you for having Amber on your pod cast. What is the name of her book that she wrote about her dreams?

[@MayimBialik]

Hi, Julie! We can't recommend Amber's new collection of essays, Listening in the Dark, enough! www.amazon.com/Listening-Dark-Women-Reclaiming-Intuition/dp/0778333337 Happy reading!!! 🧠🫶

[@juliecook1287]

@@MayimBialik thankyou

[@tomlichnofsky.7048]

Awesomeness Continues!! FANTASTIC Channel!👍 As Usual 😊👌🍁♈🍁

[@MSBLS721]

I know her from Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants!!!

[@findingaway5512]

Oooooo. I have tons of intuitive type stuff! People are definitely very connected more then we realize. Looking forward to this interview. 🙂 I specific people I am more connected too. I think there are genetic factors at play as well I feel like in my family it seems very strong.... But also I have heard that women tend to be stronger with intuition.

[@findingaway5512]

We also are vivid dreamers. My dreams are like movies. I have had dreams come true though so sometimes I worry if I dream something that wouldn't be great and is realistic and less random. We all are neurodivergent thinkers too. We have ADHD, Giftedness, OCD and creative talent, strong empathy in our family, and very sensitive people. So I wonder if that makes us more connected to things. Also pretty sure there are gut issues/ leaky gut/ and food sensitivity and allergies. I feel like all this stuff has so many connections with the gut. Humans are far more connected then we think.

[@Anti_NWO-WEF]

​@@findingaway5512 I think you would love this book; The Healing Self by Deepak Chopra. Real interesting book!

[@gardengirl4409]

One of my favorite ppl

[@jacoblesley1802]

Know you are Appreciated

[@NinitoEditz]

Hi Mayim!

[@marybree6719]

love her!! now I want all of the girls from Sisterhood movies, or at least try to get them :)

[@marybree6719]

who remembers Joan of Arcadia?! that was a great show

[@marisamartinezolivera]

Of course gut-brain connexion exist! I call it “non-conscious emotional information”. And it’s as valuable information as the one rational thinking gives you. Word of who isn’t a scientist, but a humble architect trained to work with imagination/rationality duo, that ended being a decision-maker under intuition mostly over rational reasoning, to a point that I’m sure that in ancient times I would have ended burnt in a pyre by “The Powers That Be” then.. In a way, as much older I become I’m getting better in letting “non-conscious emotional information” rule (asking myself if that’s the reason why witches and wizzards are always represented as old beings by those wanting to silence something they didn’t understant and escape their knowledge during centuries..? Great episode that resonates A LOT in me! TNX! ❤

[@jacoblesley1802]

Power up Breath deep And please don't stop trying

[@BubaAnika]

Every time I go for grosery shopping and I come across something which I hadn't actually think to buy, if I don't buy it, later that day or the next day it turn out I actually needed it. I really started to pay attention to this funny thing which I call intuitive shopping. 😄

[@katiegreenwood8738]

Yes I’ve had this happen aswell. 💖

[@janamandes4492]

I love Rupert Sheldrakes work! ( Author of The Sense of being Stared at)!

[@gr23452]

Yay! Myiam knows Emily Quartermaine! I've been a fan of Amber's since she was 11. She's grown into an impressive young lady. I knew that kid was going places;)

[@sydnigrauberger5984]

Seems like their is a "summary" episode where you can revisit moments of intuition/gut knowing for people you interviewed that you could play clips and you two discussing the trends that seem apparent and bring up questions people should consider in their own selves.

[@warrengray8611]

Awwww Little Emily all grown up

[@mayela191]

I would love to see a BIPOC womens rights leader be a guest and speak on their experience and perspective regarding womens issues. Although the topics in this episode are so important, I had a hard time empathizing with Amber as lot of the issues mentioned are not always "all women" based. Unfortunately throughout history WOC were left out of these movements where white women have had a step ahead in society or where they have not faced nearly the same oppression of black/brown women. For example, Indigenous women alone are under an epidemic being murdered or sex trafficked at a rate 10x more than white women. There is a history of Black and Brown women being sterilized against their will, or how "women" were granted the right to vote in 1920 but Native American women were actually not allowed to vote until the 1960's-70's. So although yes we as women face similar challenges in society, these challenges do not affect ALL women the same. Amber is of course very knowledgeable and passionate in what she does for women, absolutely no hate on her at all, It's just womens rights are viewed through a different lens and perspective by WOC. For many of us, our female ancestors were raped, enslaved, trafficked (for generations) and that trauma is in our DNA.

[@KrissyFace]

Very interesting title. Is most anxiety from not following your intuition?? I know they are intertwined for me.

[@findingaway5512]

Oooo interesting. I feel like I often try to follow my gut on things. Say things or do things when I think of it. I will see something happening if I don't do something. Example. If I don't pick that up someone will trip or that thing will break. But I also don't always do it and later on usually shortly after the same day the thing breaks or gets tripped over. I am often right... So I try to follow through when I think those things... But I also forget things on the way to do them. And if I think I need to tell someone something I try to tell them.

[@michaelenosmusic]

I loved her as Martha Masters on House M.D.

[@twistingtheway]

1:01:49-1:02:04 Amen

[@BRLambert4]

Even though I could listen to this podcast on any streaming service, I usually choose KZbin, even though I rarely "watch" and just listen. I am listening while doing some household chores and I am just a few minutes in but I had to come comment and see if anyone else thinks that Amber sounds exactly like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? I love Amber but never noticed this!

[@DaniElle-di4ho]

What is the book being referenced? I would like to read it

[@jacoblesley1802]

You're unfortunately Not Alone. Dig deeper and hold on as tight as you can guys. Sorry.

[@matiaspereira9382]

Women can do anything! As Amy said on the Big Bang Theory finale "don't listen to people who say you can't do anything"! You're my favorite actress ever! Keep your good job! Nobody could've played Amy Farrah Fowler better than you! I relate to Amy very much! I find her very similar to me in personality! I admit I have a little bit of autism too. I guess that's the reason why I always write the same things when I comment on your videos

[@katiegreenwood8738]

If you are ‘afraid’ to do something, but you’d like to, then there’s a limiting belief that’s stopping you. Intuition is an inner knowing/gut feeling that somethings off with a situation. If you want to understand your authentic self read/listen to ‘The Child Whisper’ or ‘It’s just my Nature’ by Carol Tuttle. 💖

[@iwnunn7999]

I too have crazy vivid dreams EVERY night to the point where I feel like I might have something neurological wrong with me. A lot of them seem to center around my insecurities. I also dream about deceased loved ones. They're exhausting. I'm sleeping but it doesn't feel healthy or restorative. I don't know what to make of it all.

[@crysbuchan8865]

I don’t believe one can “ know” anything from intuition. So many factors are involved. Intuition collaborates with knowledge and experience and circumstance, with a little special sauce of how all those combine in the person in the moment.

[@Nbrbsa]

@Mayim Bialik & Jonathan - my spouse is coming to realization that she may be on the Autism spectrum as an adult. Do u have a resources you would suggest we look into as we navigate this journey? I think it would be an interesting show topic as well if you haven’t already explored it in a previous episode. Thanks in advance for shining a light on mental health and helping us all connect the dots easier. 🌈

[@angelicat8540]

There are some great KZbin channels, I'll go find the one that really opened things up for me and I'll post it below

[@angelicat8540]

Autism from the Inside His name is Paul and he lives in Melbourne Australia. His personal interest is emotional intelligence - after he discovered he was autistic in his 30s

[@Nbrbsa]

@@angelicat8540 TYSM for sharing Angelica, we will check out his YT

[@crysbuchan8865]

New flash- it can be waaaay longer than 10 years. I’m at 20 now. I believe it’s important to share that there’s no formula so we can each own our experience

[@mamabear8729]

I feel it's the Holy Spirit here on Earth, and I think most people these days call it a gut feeling, and I know at least for myself regarding Wolves was a book that in the 80's in elementary school was a book in the California student reading was a book called the " The Island of the blue Dolphins" about a young girl who had a bound with a Wolf who protected her. It's the only book I loved regarding in 3rd o 4th grade. And again in adult life I watched the movie " Training Day" the wolf was brought up again as a symbol, to be brave, and its OK to be a Lone Wolf and Wolves respect there pack, and that is to myself my family and those who we chose to be part of our packs, to have forgiveness and yet its OK to protect your rights regarding your own place in your own pack.

[@jacoblesley1802]

We have to reconcile with the fact that our species has devolved

[@twistingtheway]

It's so weird being a human. We are too complicated hahaha 💆🏼‍♀️

[@Rainbowofthefallen]

Just Commenting for the algorithm 😀

[@gallilien5300]

You should have an episode with Jonah Hill ❤️

[@jacoblesley1802]

Opposite of crazy❤

[@chrisnas1483]

I always think about her being on 2 and a 1/2 men and Jango unchanged.

[@CollinsCorp]

A thought: if you were ever read, or saw the jungle book, when you were a child, you might’ve seen the wolf as a, or ‘the’, creature that protects children when a parent or adult abandon them ? ? ?

[@jacoblesley1802]

Doesn't mean you amazing smarties can let up in any way

[@daniellekramer93]

Is she the girl from Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants? She looks so different now.

[@plasticweapon]

"sort of" - amber

[@UHFStation1]

Isn't tuition just brain function that doesn't result in conscious thought? And as such can't really be tested as to what biases it is made from?

[@mariaolker]

She looks so different.

[@Fvmarks]

THAT IS RIGHT LMAOOOO

[@Hlorrh40]

She had me right up until 24:46. SMH! We as adults cannot allow children do things to their bodies that will affect them for the rest of their lives until they are full capable of understanding what that means and lets be honest, a lot of kids used to think at one point growing up that they could fly off the roof of the barn, it didn't mean they really could. BUT it did mean it made men like the Oliver brothers who did fly off the barn found a way when they grew up and understood life and it's limits. Amber made a lot of good points but she is very wrong in this issue. Sorry if it upsets you Amber, but facts are facts. Children's brain are not fully developed and hell at one point, my grand children played being a dog for a while. They loved the game. SMH! They don't think that way anymore and I am sure they are very thankful that we didn't make them sleep outside or on the floor and eat out of an bowl on the floor and pet them like dogs. Feelings are just that, feelings.

[@erikbihari3625]

Gotta go fast, adds are pest, never leave me any rest!

[@amyrobeson]

💎💎💎👉

[@tessajetta8146]

Bring Bev back

Mayim is singin' way better man, sounds natural and pretty sexy

[@alanvallazza9781]

Joan of Arcadia

[@circularisnotthis4316]

I love the faith in therapy. But if you cannot afford it you cannot access it. Let’s make a fairer society and give good quality and short therapy that makes people function.

[@48104goblue]

really interesting, but the first ~17minutes are a waste of time (no meaningful content except "these experts are great, please read their stuff"). You can cut the first 17mins and the podcast would be just as valuable.

[@selah7702]

Open your mind to astrology it’s not that different from intuition 😉

[@lakid9749]

What if there was a podcast that has commercials every 5 min ??? Geez really i get it but at least pack them together so we feel a bit better when listening. Everyone would rather have longer segments of commercials instead of many smaller segments -I can barely listen - more money more money more more more - geez

[@MsBrittcivic]

What she is talking about is a panic attack. 😂