Cate
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3,159 appearances
15 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 25 Mar
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I mean, I can see, like, how people could internalize what you said in a different way with your delivery, yes. Yeah. But you know, so that's what I'm saying. Like, I know we've been together for so fucking like, do people forget that shit? Like, we've been together for so long that like, I just know you as a person. And I know that. And also, too, like, I know your heart.
Like, you're not the type of person that is going to want to say degrading things to me because you love me. Yeah. And vice versa. Yeah.
Or I would say, that hurt my feelings.
Probably not. And people are still going to always think that I'm a weak-ass bitch.
Well, if you watch the clip, you don't say, you're a heifer. I don't want you as a wife. You said, well, of course I don't want a heifer for a wife. Like, that's different. Yeah.
Yeah.
I've seen that clip recently. Did you see it?
Yeah, it looked cringe. And then I thought about my, ooh. And my dad was like saying stuff and his girlfriend. Yeah. I was like, dude. And I think I was just irritated with the whole thing.
That we've had about weight. Yeah.
Yeah, that was hell.
Isn't that funny, too, how you see clips and stuff that people post, and you're like, I don't even remember filming that. Never even know that what is filmed.
I think it's crazy because yeah, like I, you know, people ask me questions a lot about the postpartum and stuff. The weird part for me was I didn't even know that I had it until I was out of it.
Yeah. It's wild. Like when I was going through it, I just was going through it, I guess. But when I got out of it on the other side of it and looked back, I was like, oh, wow.
Yeah, and I was very – I also was like – I don't think people realize, but that was in the beginning stages also of my mental health decline. That was the first time in life that I've ever experienced anything with mental health.
Yeah, any massive panic attacks out of nowhere or anything. So I also was on like a massive high dose of antidepressants, which is crazy because it didn't even help with the postpartum depression. Yeah. Um, come to find out, you know, years and years down the road when I did a genetic testing, found out that that medicine wasn't even working within my body.
So it makes sense why it wouldn't help the postpartum. Cause it wasn't even helping me mentally.
Well, and like you said, it comes from just people being uneducated about postpartum depression. And then also, you look at it now, I mean, now we're, you know, as we've dug even deeper about the adoption stuff, I never knew that... you know, first moms or birth moms, they have a way higher likelihood of having postpartum depression when they go to parent their children.
Um, and of course, now that I'm like older and think about it, I'm like, of course, that's totally logical. Like, how could you not, you know, uh, your body remembers all the stuff that you went through with this baby that you placed. Of
subconscious shit yeah it was just like your body remembers the score yeah your nervous system like yeah because even after we got married and stuff too i still had it like people think that postpartum depression is only for a few months or it only and it depends on the person it can last up to like over a year with some people some of them longer yeah and um there's
very much different degrees of postpartum depression, too. I think mine was just, like, anxiety.
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