Jackie & Vicky, Life After Divorce. Only Funnier.
Jackie and Vicky deeply understand the absurdities that can occur during a divorce and within the family court system. Despite the often ridiculous and outrageous situations they’ve encountered, they find humor and laughter amidst the chaos. Jackie and Vicky offer a way to bring levity to otherwise overwhelming situations by sharing their stories and those of others.
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In this episode of Jackie & Vicky, Life After Divorce: Only Funnier, we’re popping the cork on divorce parties! Are they fabulous celebrations of freedom or just hilariously awkward gatherings? Join us as we brainstorm what the ultimate divorce party should look like—think T-shirts, piñatas, playlists, cocktails, and more. It’s all about finding the fun in moving on!
In this episode, we explore the funny and awkward realities of *couplism* after divorce. Navigating a world built for pairs can lead to some unexpected and cringe-worthy moments, but sometimes all you can do is laugh. Join us as we share humorous stories and insights on how life changes when you’re no longer part of a duo, but the world hasn’t quite caught on yet.
Choosing a comical nickname for your ex can be a stroke of liberation. Jackie and Vicky constantly look for ways to bring a lighthearted perspective to their pasts. In this episode, they discuss the many nicknames they uncovered. Sometimes ominous, sometimes silly, all of them inspiring, none of them disappoint.
We've all had that awkward moment struggling to come up with the right response when someone tells you they are getting divorced... Jackie and Vicky talk about the best and worst things people said to them during their divorces and ponder..what is the perfect response
If you had to divorce a disordered individual who is most likely a Narcissist, chances are you were on the receiving end of their ridiculous, word salad, twisted, projecting comments, texts, emails, etc. In this episode, Jackie and Vicky play a hilarious game to decode the Narc's crazy comments. Listen in to see if you've heard these before...inspired by Tina Swithin's book: The Narc Decoder.
Jackie and Vicky discuss the absurdities of the family courtroom—everything from obnoxious outfits to caddy attorneys. Listen in as they poke fun at the three-ring circus of family court and give you tips on how to get through it.
Having sex for the first time after your marriage is over can be a little awkward. Jackie and Vicky look back on those uncomfortable moments and find that all they can do is laugh and ponder a more successful future sex life.
Even horrible experiences can cause growth and open up opportunities we otherwise would not have encountered. Jackie and Vicky talk about why they are winning after going through their tumultuous divorce journeys.
Jackie and Vicky have endeavored to bring levity to the outrageous experiences they have endured during their divorces and while navigating the family court system. After much pain and many tears, these two women forged a friendship, and together, they realized they needed a platform to share their stories and find a way to bring laughter to others who have been on similar journeys.
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