Sometimes life just absolutely humbles you, time and time again, and that's exactly where I was at when I recorded this episode. Getting very real, I share some very humbling moments and an update on my no contact journey featuring some hardcore delusions. If you're going through it too or you just need a little pick me up, enjoy this humorous take on my life and delusions from a couple of weeks ago.

After a month of no contact with someone who I not only loved but was my best friend, I recorded this episode talking about why I went no contact, what helped me get through the month, and the ups and downs of no contact. My no contact Tik Tok made me realize that I was very much not alone in the journey and I wanted to share my experience to help others doing no contact out. My Youtube video that releases tomorrow covers my journey in realtime so go subscribe so you know when it's out: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEFEGV28btGRzn-o61PS_FQ.

Talking about what I love to talk about most! I share what it was like dating again after a relationship + dating in LA as a women, with some of my dating travesties sprinkled in and advice for those who are thinking of getting back into the dating scene.

I’m back at UCLA and finally recapping what the first couple of weeks back has been like featuring the move, the transition back into the college experience, dating again, and reconnecting with people. College Sophia has been reawakened and is back in full force!

...Or is it? Over a year ago, I transferred from UCLA to the University of Miami after thinking it would solve all of my life's problems and I learned a lot from the experience. This episode is all about realizing how the grass isn't necessarily greener on the other side and how certain experiences can't be changes regardless of which grass we're standing on. I also talk about why I left UCLA and ultimately while I chose to come back.

Over a month ago I experienced heartbreak in its purest form: crying in the uber home from the club. In this episode I share how heartbreak has hit me, how I've worked through it, and the mindset that kept me going. While I've made it way past this phase now, I want all the heartbroken people out there to have something for themselves.