TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
Clapping Back is Still Looking Back: Why Petty Feuds Keep You Tied to the Pain
Clapping Back is Still Looking Back: Why Petty Feuds Keep You Tied to the Pain
Clapping Back is Still Looking Back: Why Petty Feuds Keep You Tied to the Pain
Wednesday 9th April 2025
Explore why petty feuds keep you trapped in pain and how to break free from cycles of resentment with Matt and Paige Robinson.
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Episode Overview
- Pettiness keeps you stuck in cycles of resentment.
- Healthy boundaries protect you without seeking revenge.
- Revenge offers temporary relief but prolongs distress.
- Assertiveness is a mature way to stand up for yourself.
- Breaking free from pettiness leads to true peace.
Boundaries are to protect you, so it doesn't matter what happens to them. It's whatever you need to do to make sure you're living by your values.
Have you ever felt the urge to get back at someone who's wronged you? In this episode of Till The Wheels Fall Off, hosts Matt and Paige Robinson dive into the seductive nature of pettiness and why it's so tempting to engage in clapback culture. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, they explore how petty feuds can keep you trapped in cycles of resentment and rumination.
Matt shares hilarious anecdotes, including sending a glitter bomb to an internet bully, while Paige reflects on the deeper psychological effects of seeking revenge. They discuss the difference between setting healthy boundaries and seeking revenge, and why the latter often leaves you feeling worse in the end. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who's ever struggled with the temptation to be petty, offering valuable insights on how to break free from these destructive cycles and find true peace.