Dicks I Met Online

Dicks I Met Online

Swipe right at your own risk. 😳 This week on Mirror Mirror on the Mic, I sit down with author and storyteller Bryn Merrick to talk about her hilarious, shocking, and sometimes downright terrifying experiences navigating the world of online dating. Inspired by her book, Dicks I've Met Online, Bryn shares the stories that made her laugh, cringe, question humanity, and ultimately learn more about herself. From bizarre first dates and unbelievable messages to red flags that should have come with warning labels, this conversation is equal parts comedy, cautionary tale, and empowerment. In this episode, we discuss: ✨ The wild reality of modern dating apps ✨ How to spot red flags before you're in too deep ✨ Why women often ignore their intuition (and how to stop) ✨ The funniest and most unbelievable dating stories from Bryn's journey ✨ What dating taught her about self-worth, boundaries, and resilience ✨ Why sometimes the worst dates make the best stories Whether you're actively dating, happily partnered, recently divorced, or simply here for the chaos, this episode will have you laughing, gasping, and texting your friends, "You HAVE to hear this." Because sometimes the road to finding yourself is paved with a few dicks you met online. 🎙️ Follow, rate, and review Mirror Mirror on the Mic if you're enjoying the show. Every download helps us reach more women navigating life, relationships, healing, and the beautiful mess of starting over. 💜

You Don't Have to Win Summer

In this episode of Mirror Mirror on the Mic, we unpack the pressure that often comes with the season: the expectation to create magical memories, keep the kids entertained, look a certain way in a swimsuit, take the perfect vacation, and somehow enjoy every minute of it. We talk about the realities that don't always make it onto social media, including summer anxiety, body image struggles, parenting fatigue, financial stress, and the surprising fact that some people experience seasonal depression during the summer months. If you've ever felt like everyone else is having the summer of their dreams while you're just trying to make it through the week, this conversation is for you. In this episode, we'll discuss: ☀️ Why summer can feel emotionally overwhelming ☀️ The hidden pressure to create the "perfect" summer ☀️ Body image challenges and comparison traps ☀️ Surviving summer with kids without burning yourself out ☀️ How to create a more intentional and enjoyable season ☀️ Why you don't have to win summer to have a meaningful one Because the goal isn't to have a perfect summer. The goal is to actually be present for the one you're already living. 🎙️ New episodes of Mirror Mirror on the Mic drop every Thursday. If this episode resonated with you, be sure to follow, rate, and share it with someone who might need the reminder that enough is enough. 💛

Grief Can Sit With Us

Grief is not always loud. Sometimes it looks like scrolling your phone while trying not to cry. Sometimes it looks like laughing with friends and then breaking down in the car afterward. And sometimes it looks like grieving people who are still alive, the family you thought you’d have, or the version of yourself you thought you’d be by now. In this episode of Mirror Mirror on the Mic, Malissa and Inez talk about the complicated reality of grief, estrangement, divorce, identity loss, motherhood, and the strange ways humor and heartbreak can coexist. They explore statistics around family estrangement, the emotional impact of losing connection with loved ones, and why grief is not something we “get over,” but something we learn to carry differently. This conversation is vulnerable, funny, honest, and deeply human. From chaotic stories about kids and painters to deeper reflections on loss, shame, healing, and rebuilding, this episode is a reminder that sadness does not cancel out joy and that healing is rarely linear. If you’ve ever felt alone in your grief, stuck in survival mode, or like life turned out differently than you imagined, this episode is for you. And if you’re ready to reconnect with yourself in small, realistic ways, our 21-Day Reset is open now. The link is https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset [https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset] and don't forget to follow us @mirrormirroronthemic on Instagram!   and ps. The viral post is now at 1.1M 😊

How Toxic Relationships Rewire Your Reality

How do the beliefs we formed about ourselves years ago quietly shape the relationships we choose, the pain we tolerate, and the stories we continue to repeat? In this episode, I sit down with clinical psychologist and Awareness Integration Theory founder Dr. Foojan Zeine for a deep conversation about toxic relationship dynamics, emotional conditioning, trauma bonds, narcissistic tendencies, identity loss, and what it actually takes to heal. We talk about how people unconsciously search for evidence to confirm painful beliefs they formed early in life, why toxic relationships can feel familiar or addictive, how gaslighting and emotional manipulation impact the nervous system, and why awareness is the first step toward real transformation. This conversation is compassionate, insightful, and honestly one that I think will resonate with so many people who have ever questioned themselves inside a relationship. If you’ve ever wondered: • Why do I keep ending up in the same patterns? • Why is it so hard to leave emotionally unhealthy dynamics? • Why do I keep abandoning myself to be chosen? • How do I finally break free and heal? …this episode is for you. Because healing doesn’t start with perfection. It starts with awareness. You can find Dr. Zeine at https://foojanzeine.com/ [https://foojanzeine.com/] and her app https://foojan.com/ [https://foojan.com/] And if you are thinking you want to work with ME....here is the link to my 21 Day Reset https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset [https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset]

You Auditioned Your Way In: Why Perfectionism Isn’t Success

Somewhere along the way, being chosen became the goal. The invite. The approval. The seat at the table. And you got really, really good at it. Reading the room. Saying the right thing. Being who they needed you to be so you could stay. From the outside, it looked like high achievement. But inside? It felt like pressure. Like performing. Like slowly drifting further away from yourself. Because here’s the truth no one teaches: There is a difference between high achievement and perfectionism. One expands you. The other edits you. One builds a life that feels aligned. The other builds a life that looks impressive… but costs you your voice, your values, and your peace. In this episode, we’re unpacking: * The subtle ways self-abandonment gets rewarded * How perfectionism disguises itself as success * Why “fitting in” might actually be your biggest red flag * And how to tell if you’ve earned your seat… or auditioned for it If you’ve ever felt like you had to become someone else to be accepted—this one is going to hit. And more importantly… it might set you free. If you are ready to Reset with me, here is the link to join https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset [https://stan.store/MalissaConnorsCoaching/p/21-day-hot-girl-reset]