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When Friends Cross the Line: The Side of Friendship No One Talks About | Body Shaming Isn’t a Joke ‪@MOMKAST‬

In this deeply honest episode of MOMKAST, we have discussed the complex emotions behind friendship and body image. From therapy and attachment styles to setting boundaries and dealing with fat shaming, the conversation dives into how our friendships can either heal or hurt us.

Shifa shares personal stories of getting fat shamed and being ganged up on, navigating school insecurities, and even being body shamed by friends. Together, the duo explore how to identify energy vampires, why some friendships are worth ending, and the connection between mental health and physical health.

Whether you’ve ever felt judged by your friends or struggled to find healthy ones—you’ll feel seen in this conversation.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:18 True Friends
03:39 Role of Therapy in Friendship
04:55 Breaking old Friendships
10:48 Types of Attachment Styles
13:26 Contemplating Friends
18:18 Past Experiences of Shifa
19:00 Conflict Resolution with Friends
23:12 Controlling One's Boundaries
24:00 Shifa’s School Experience
25:57 People Ganging up Against You
29:18 People are Energy Vampires
33:30 Healthy Boundaries of Friendships
34:42 Body Shaming Friends
36:05 Personal Experience After Gaining Weight
38:00 Fat Shaming in Our Society
44:00 Internalise Body Shaming
46:26 Relationship between Mental Health and Physical Health
47:45 Experience with Clients
52:27 What Stops People from Making Friends
55:44 How to Make Friends?
59:15 Friendship Breakups
01:01:43 Reaching Out Helps A Lot
01:03:25 Outro

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