The brutally honest, brutally funny show for women holding it all together with a hair tie and spite. Divorce, dating, daddy issues, and the truth nobody says out loud. First episodes drop Monday, June 15th.

Music: "Do It Anyway" by Scarlett Solo, used under license.

Divorce, dating, daddy issues, and the truth nobody says out loud — welcome to Daddy Tissues. Gina Sullivan introduces herself: 40, divorced, three kids, zero filter, and done pretending she's fine. Why your breakdown might be the beginning of everything, and why when one woman tells the truth, another woman gets free. Grab your coffee, your tequila, your Ativan — and grab your daddy tissues, girls.

This podcast reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not therapy or professional advice.

Music: "Do It Anyway" by Scarlett Solo, used under license.

Daddy issues aren't a punchline — they're the map. Gina digs into why smart, self-aware women keep choosing the same wound in different men, what your childhood actually wired into you about love, and why awareness isn't the same as healing. The patterns start way before the relationship you're crying over now.

This podcast reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not therapy or professional advice.

Music: "Do It Anyway" by Scarlett Solo, used under license.

When the chaos isn't loud: the nice guy, the covert narcissist, and how toxic relationships heat up one degree at a time. Gina on gaslighting, being made to feel crazy, quiet control, and the real questions that tell you whether you're actually safe — or just less obviously in danger than last time.

This podcast reflects personal experiences and opinions and is not therapy or professional advice.

Music: "Do It Anyway" by Scarlett Solo, used under license.

You did the work. You read the books, went to therapy, drank the Kool-Aid, hauled around the giant embarrassing water bottle. And then he walks in with the right eyes and the right chaos, and your whole nervous system lights up like a slot machine. So what is that feeling — chemistry, or your childhood trauma getting pushed through your veins by the little mad scientist Gina lovingly calls Mr. Trauma?

This week on Daddy Tissues, Gina gets honest about the most inconvenient truth in dating after divorce: danger feels incredible, butterflies might be a warning sign, and the high we chase is sometimes just our nervous system getting a hit after years of being starved. But this isn't a lecture about settling for the beige-wall guy. It's about the real question — can love be electric and safe? Can you have the fire without abandoning yourself? Grab your tissues and your popcorn. This one hits a nerve.