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Episode 5 - No Regrets

Divorced AF Podcast

Release Date: 02/18/2025

Episode 23 - What You Want and Moving Through Discomfort show art Episode 23 - What You Want and Moving Through Discomfort

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In this milestone 23rd episode of the Divorced AF podcast, Audrey takes a powerful look back at the journey of launching the show and speaks to the very real, very raw discomfort that comes with life after divorce. Whether it's the fear of starting something new, navigating emotional landmines with an ex, or waiting for the "right moment" to feel happy again—Audrey is here to challenge all of it. This episode is a permission slip to stop waiting for the discomfort to pass and start living the life you want now. From Fear to Flight: The Podcast Origin Story Audrey reflects on the humble...

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In this heartfelt episode of the Divorced AF Podcast, Audrey takes on the all-too-familiar topic of “mum guilt”—the emotional weight many mothers carry, whether they’re working, staying at home, or somewhere in between. Audrey shares real-life reflections, including her own recent experiences with guilt around traveling, parenting, and giving herself permission to grow. She invites listeners to reframe guilt, stop blaming themselves for their children's emotions, and lean into the joy of building a new normal—one that honors both their kids and their own personal fulfillment. Mum...

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Leaving a long-term relationship is never easy, and second-guessing your decision is completely normal. In this episode of Divorced AF, Audrey Alice dives into the doubts, fears, and unexpected moments of regret that can surface after leaving a marriage or long-term relationship. With raw honesty and a no-BS approach, she reassures listeners that no one leaves a perfect relationship and that trusting yourself is key. If you’ve ever wondered, “Did I make the right decision?”—this episode is for you.

  • Reevaluating the Decision to Leave

Audrey shares a recent coaching session where a client questioned her decision to leave a decade-long relationship. She unpacks the emotional and logistical complexities of separation—physical assets, emotional ties, and the occasional waves of doubt. Audrey reminds listeners that no one walks away from a perfect relationship and that questioning doesn’t mean you made the wrong choice.

  • Personal Experience with Regret

Audrey opens up about her own journey of leaving her marriage in 2017. Despite conversations about reconciliation, she never wavered in her decision. She explains how clarity in the moment can help silence doubt later, reinforcing the importance of trusting your gut and recognizing that problems don’t magically disappear by staying.

  • Understanding Abusive Relationships

Many people don’t realize they were in an emotionally or mentally abusive relationship until they’ve left. Audrey breaks down the concept of gaslighting and how emotional, financial, and verbal abuse can be just as damaging as physical abuse. She shares her personal experience of dating a gaslighter post-divorce and explains how recognizing these red flags is crucial to healing.

  • The Power of Going No Contact

For those leaving toxic or narcissistic relationships, cutting off contact is often the best move. Audrey discusses why blocking an ex—on social media, phone, and even email—can be essential for mental clarity and emotional well-being. Drawing from her own experience, she shares how stepping back and refusing to engage helped her reclaim her power and peace of mind.

  • Post-Divorce Growth and Empowerment

Leaving a relationship isn’t just an ending—it’s a beginning. Audrey reflects on how her own divorce allowed her to step into her strength, build a thriving career, and become the woman she was meant to be. She encourages listeners to see their journey as an opportunity for personal growth and transformation.

  • Encouragement and Next Steps

Audrey wraps up the episode with a powerful message of encouragement: You are brave. You are strong. And this is just the beginning. She invites listeners to connect with her, share their stories, and seek support as they navigate life post-divorce.

You don’t need permission to move forward. No regrets, just growth. 

Leaving a relationship is never easy, but trusting yourself is the key to healing. Doubt may creep in, but remember: you didn’t walk away from a perfect situation. Keep moving forward with confidence, knowing that you are brave, strong, and capable of creating a life you love.

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Losing friends after divorce can feel like another heartbreak, but here’s the truth: the people who are meant to be in your life will stay. And the ones who don’t? They were never your people to begin with.

You’re stepping into a new chapter. Make sure the people around you deserve a seat at the table.

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