37 Years and I Still Like Him

Comfort Is My Fashion

Someone wrote in to ask if she’s lost her mind — or finally found herself. She lives in stretchy pants, slip-on shoes, and an oversized top, and she has never been happier. Her family thinks she’s given up. Her friends give her a hard time about it. But she thinks she’s arrived somewhere. This week Anita answers the question nobody wants to say out loud: is dressing for comfort a defeat — or is it the most honest thing you can do for yourself? Have a question you want Anita to answer? Submit it at subscribepage.io/SXO5bo — your name is always protected.

When You Close the Door

Have you ever made a hard decision — and then questioned it every single day after? This week’s question comes from someone who discovered a trusted friend had been secretly recording private conversations. She chose to walk away. Then the second-guessing began. This episode is about why doing the right thing can still hurt… why grief and a good decision can exist at the same time… and why quietly closing a door is sometimes the most powerful thing you can do. If something has been sitting on your mind — a situation you can’t talk about out loud — submit your anonymous question at subscribepage.io/SXO5bo. The names are always protected. The questions are always real.

37 Years and I Still Like Him

Marriage is not a fairytale and it's not 50/50. Anita gets real about what it actually takes to choose someone every day for the long haul — the hard seasons, the good ones, and everything in between. Submit your anonymous question at https://subscribepage.io/SXO5bo [https://subscribepage.io/SXO5bo]

When Cancer Moves In

This episode is for two people — the one who got the diagnosis and the one who loves them. Anita shares what she learned the hard way about patience, respect, and why normal moments matter more than perfect ones. Submit your anonymous question at https://subscribepage.io/SXO5bo [https://subscribepage.io/SXO5bo] https://a.co/d/07W4lUw8 [https://a.co/d/07W4lUw8]

Are We Raising Adults or Just Bigger Kids?

We teach our kids to drive a car. Why do we not teach them to balance a checkbook? This week Anita gets into the life skills gap — what we're teaching, what we're skipping, and why it matters more than any GPA ever will. Submit your anonymous question at https://subscribepage.io/SXO5bo