I come to realize it really is just a show to air "gossip." Not that the things the guests have discussed are lies but as a completely uninvolved person (I don't know these people and never will or the people that did some pretty odd things to them) none of it is any of my business. I listen to it for the "OMg" factor, it is entertainment, it is not news. It has shock value, it has pity value and to be honest (for other listeners, not just me) a sense of superiority bc "how could they be that naive/stupid/oblivious etc. I would never fall for that!" (even though I have fallen for or trusted the wrong person). The aspect of the show I dislike is how the narrator consistently adds positive affirmation about herself - usually through the praises of the "interviewees." It comes across as self-promotion and I usually fast forward through it.
Are you being serious?? "Why is there a podcast in which women speak about their experiences?" I am speechless. That is the most misogynistic sentence I've ever read in an article. Is this a white supremacist page?
I am a victim of csa and I love hearing these people tell their stories and get their voice back. It’s empowering. You’re seriously asking that question? It is their story and she protects the other peoples names involved. What else is she supposed to do edit out what these victims truths are? They are allowed to tell their own stories. Someone shared this on Reddit and I was surprised at how you’re portraying this story/show. If you don’t know who it’s for or what it does for them, why didn’t you ask the story teller that question? That’s who it’s for, But instead you found the other very real victim make her retell you a story , press her for details that she answers pretty vaguely? This is such a weird take
I didn't make Sandra do a damn thing. Sandra reached out to me because she was upset about the show. She wanted to tell me her side. I was done blogging about this and she found me and asked me if we could do this.
I come to realize it really is just a show to air "gossip." Not that the things the guests have discussed are lies but as a completely uninvolved person (I don't know these people and never will or the people that did some pretty odd things to them) none of it is any of my business. I listen to it for the "OMg" factor, it is entertainment, it is not news. It has shock value, it has pity value and to be honest (for other listeners, not just me) a sense of superiority bc "how could they be that naive/stupid/oblivious etc. I would never fall for that!" (even though I have fallen for or trusted the wrong person). The aspect of the show I dislike is how the narrator consistently adds positive affirmation about herself - usually through the praises of the "interviewees." It comes across as self-promotion and I usually fast forward through it.
Are you being serious?? "Why is there a podcast in which women speak about their experiences?" I am speechless. That is the most misogynistic sentence I've ever read in an article. Is this a white supremacist page?
I am a victim of csa and I love hearing these people tell their stories and get their voice back. It’s empowering. You’re seriously asking that question? It is their story and she protects the other peoples names involved. What else is she supposed to do edit out what these victims truths are? They are allowed to tell their own stories. Someone shared this on Reddit and I was surprised at how you’re portraying this story/show. If you don’t know who it’s for or what it does for them, why didn’t you ask the story teller that question? That’s who it’s for, But instead you found the other very real victim make her retell you a story , press her for details that she answers pretty vaguely? This is such a weird take
I didn't make Sandra do a damn thing. Sandra reached out to me because she was upset about the show. She wanted to tell me her side. I was done blogging about this and she found me and asked me if we could do this.