
Exes. We’ve all had one and we’ve all been one. And while breakups can be painful and heart-breaking, a complete surprise or a total relief, there’s always a story to be told.
This documentary-style series, narrated by Georgia Love, brings you a collection of unconventional stories about relationships past, through the eyes and the hearts of the very people who lived them.
Tales of public humil... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

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Should be called women complaining about men. Real lack of diversity in the stories. Some of the people are seriously lacking perspective on their own accountability in the relationship as well.
The last two episodes of the latest season have been really pathetic and hard to listen to.
Disjointed, far fetched and I’m surprised that Georgia would put her name to a cringeworthy show which is a shadow of its former self.
The first few seasons were great. There was a variety of different stories but lately the stories are very drawn out. I recently listened to the story about how the then 19 year old found out her ex was with her sister who was 15 years older than her. It’s very sad to hear. However, that story dragged and dragged. I hope that they tighten the stories to keep it more interesting and captivating.
Without taking away from the bravery of the women who share their stories, I’m finding this and last season’s episodes really formulaic. They all seem to focus on a very specific type of story and person (ice use, Bali type vibe). It’s becoming repetitive and feels disconnected from the broader range of experiences people actually want to hear. Your listener base is not just comprised of that type of demographic, so the episodes should reflect this.
The latest ep - 22 October was woeful, when the person sharing her story refers to Bali as a third world country? Bali is not a country, nor third world. Poorly produced, mediocre tale.
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This series explores the multifaceted realm of relationships and breakups through engaging documentaries that highlight personal stories from a diverse range of individuals. Listeners hear vivid accounts of first loves, betrayals, and unconventional romances that reveal the emotional complexity behind these experiences. With themes ranging from heartbreak and infidelity to resilience and recovery, the narratives are often raw and revealing, allowing for deep reflections on love and loss. The storytelling format fosters a sense of connection among audiences, as these candid tales resonate with anyone who has navigated the ups and downs of relationships.
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