Toxic Behavior

3. You're not going to find your soulmate in the basement

This week on Toxic Behavior, we’re talking soulmates, chance encounters, and whether love at first sight is real—or just something we’ve been sold. Alycia is convinced some people just know instantly when they meet their person… but is that actually common, or are those moments rare? Carly shares her own unexpected run-in with someone who felt like her soulmate (yes, at a club), and we get into the undeniable, slightly unexplainable energy that happens when you meet someone you’re deeply connected to. And let’s be clear—you cannot chase your soulmate or lock them in your basement. The person who is actually meant for you is not running from you. Is it intuition? Timing? Delusion? Probably a little of all three. If you’ve ever wondered whether your person is out there or looked at someone and said that's my future husband—this one’s for you. ❤️🔪

2. We're crazy - and if you don’t believe in woo-woo shit, find the door

On this episode of Toxic Behavior, we fully lean into the spiritual spiral. We’re talking signs from the universe, learning to trust your intuition, and why it’s so easy to confuse anxiety with an intuitive hit. We also share some of our bold predictions in pop culture for the year ahead. If you love angel numbers, spiritual downloads, questionable psychic moments, and a little chaotic intuition talk—this episode is definitely for you. ❤️🔪

Welcome Back! Let the Toxicity Begin ❤️

We’re back… and no, we were not thriving. Season 2 of Toxic Behavior kicks off with a brutally honest catch-up on where we’ve been, what we’ve been going through, and why the deep end felt a little too comfortable lately. Then we get into Tell Me Lies and the toxic relationship dynamics that somehow feel way too familiar. Why do certain people bring out the absolute worst in us? Why does chemistry sometimes feel like chaos? And how do you know when you’re not crazy — you’re just reacting to someone who destabilizes you? This episode is about spiraling, surviving, and realizing that sometimes you’re not “toxic”… you’re just in the wrong dynamic. If you’ve ever dated someone who made you question your sanity, this one’s for you. ❤️🔪

31. Jealousy Isn’t a Love Language

OUR LAST EPISODE OF SEASON 1 (but we'll be back next year with even more toxicity 😈) This week on Toxic Behavior, we’re diving into the messy world of jealousy—specifically why people (yes, both women and men) lose their minds when their partner talks to the opposite sex. We get into whether those reactions are valid, where the line actually is, and if you're mad at the wrong person (spoiler: it’s probably your boyfriend, not the girl he glanced at). Then we go even deeper: Should you ever go through your partner’s phone? Is that crossing a boundary or is it protecting your peace? We’re unpacking all the insecurities, social dynamics, and messy emotions that come up in relationships. If you've ever side-eyed your man for talking to a waitress too long or considered grabbing his phone in the middle of the night—this one’s actually probably not for you ❤️🔪 Also make sure to follow us on all our social channels Carly TikTok + Youtube: @CarlyPic Instagram: @CarlyPicarelli Alycia TikTok: @alyciabolanes Youtube: @alyciabolanes7534 Instagram: Heavenaffiliated_alyciabolanes

30. Men with Double Lives & The Closet is Glass

This week on Toxic Behavior, we're diving into the whole Uncle Bob fueled chaos that is.....men living double lives. From serial cheaters with secret families to the theory that some of them might just be gay and deeply repressed — we’re not holding back. We also ask the real question: why are the red flags always hotter? Is emotional damage just part of the appeal? If you ever found out your man had a double life or caught hime doing nefarious things, this one is for you ❤️🔪 Also make sure to follow us on all our social channels Carly TikTok + Youtube: @CarlyPic Instagram: @CarlyPicarelli Alycia TikTok: @alyciabolanes Youtube: @alyciabolanes7534 Instagram: Heavenaffiliated_alyciabolanes