KERRI and Suze talk about friendship rejection, social media triggers, emotional closure, and how childhood experiences shape adult relationships. From feeling left out of parties to learning how to move forward with maturity, they unpack rejection with humor, honesty, and faith.

Plus: Suze apologizes, resistance leggings, and colonoscopy prep somehow enter the chat.

Timestamps

00:00 – Fan mail + life updates
02:00 – Feeling excluded from a party
05:00 – Childhood rejection memories
08:00 – Family dynamics & emotional wiring
11:00 – Perfection, friendships & expectations
14:00 – Seeking closure
17:00 – “It’s not always about you”
19:00 – Choosing your inner circle
21:00 – Controlling your response to rejection
24:00 – Suze Apologizes
26:00 – Resistance leggings review
28:00 – Colonoscopy humor & outro

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🎧 Episode Show Notes

We Might Get in Trouble for This – Part 2: The Christian Girl’s Guide to Divorce

In this deeply personal follow-up episode, Kerri and Suzi continue their conversation on divorce through the lens of faith. With honesty, humor, and vulnerability, they share stories of conflict, codependency, healing, and the moments they felt God clearly guiding them through painful decisions.

From lighthearted opening banter to powerful testimonies of provision, community, and courage, this episode is for anyone navigating marriage struggles, separation, or divorce—and wondering where God is in the middle of it.

💬 Topics Covered:

• Apologizing (too much vs. not at all)
• Conflict in parenting and marriage
• Codependency and self-abandonment
• Hearing God in crisis moments
• Divorce, faith, and theology
• The role of community and safety
• Separation vs. reconciliation
• Letting go and trusting God with your spouse
• Practical resources for women in difficult marriages

🙏 The episode closes with a prayer that Kerri makes Suze pray for listeners walking through hardship.

⏱️ Condensed Timestamps

0:00 – Intro + Hair & glasses banter
Kerri jokes about her “Wednesday hair” vs. weekend glam.

0:45 – New segment: “Suzy Apologizes”
Suzy introduces a humorous but revealing idea about chronic apologizing.

1:20 – Kerri vs. apologizing + parenting conflict
Kerri shares an ongoing standoff with her teenager.

2:00 – The art of apologizing (and over-apologizing)
Suzy reflects on personal tendencies and emotional upbringing.

3:30 – Childhood, poverty, and emotional imprinting
Discussion of environment, empathy, and money fears.

3:50 – Transition: Divorce conversation (Part 2)
Lead-in to deeper discussion on marriage and divorce.

4:10 – Apologizing in marriage + codependency
Suzy shares patterns from her relationship.

4:45 – Over-functioning in unhealthy dynamics
Example: caretaking a partner after harmful behavior.

5:00 – Kerri’s reconciliation story
A powerful moment of choosing grace despite hurt.

7:00 – Suzy’s “miracle story” begins
Packing to leave her marriage, fear, and prayer.

8:00 – Marshall’s detour + emotional avoidance humor
Light moment amid heavy transition.

9:00 – Fear, survival mode, and prayer cycles
Repeated moments of overwhelm and seeking God.

10:30 – “God, I need to know you love me”
Turning point prayer.

11:00 – Miraculous affirmations (love, community, confidence)
Friends unexpectedly show up with exactly what she prayed for.

13:00 – Divorce grief + “divorce brain”
Processing loss and identity shift.

14:00 – Letting go of decision-making
God confirms direction through spouse’s response.

15:00 – Kerri: Recognizing when God says “enough”
Encouragement for listeners seeking clarity.

16:40 – Second miracle story: releasing her ex
A dream/vision symbolizing God’s care for him.

18:30 – Addiction, survival, and hitting limits
Suzy shares struggles with bulimia and emotional survival.

20:00 – Realization: marriage was the pain, divorce was relief
Kerri reframes divorce as freedom.

21:45 – Separation as a healthy step
Discussion on when space is necessary.

22:30 – Biblical perspective on divorce

Divorce and faith—can they coexist? In Part 1 of this honest and unfiltered conversation, Kerri and Suze share their personal experiences navigating marriage, heartbreak, and the pressure of divorce in Christian culture. From counseling fails to defining the moment you know it’s time, this episode is raw, funny, and deeply real.

Part 2 coming next.

Timestamps

00:00 – Intro + chaos in the closet
05:00 – Topic: The Christian Girl’s Guide to Divorce
10:00 – Marriage stories + how we got here
15:00 – Counseling fails + real struggles
20:00 – Guilt, faith, and staying too long
25:00 – Breaking point + support systems
32:00 – “Enough” moment + clarity
35:00 – Pastors vs. real counseling
41:00 – Final thoughts + Part 2 teaser

Before we go, if this conversation brought anything up for you, you’re not alone. Divorce can feel overwhelming—especially when faith is part of your story—but there is support. Here are a few trusted resources if you need help or someone to talk to:

Focus on the Family (counseling + faith-based support) - https:www.focusonthefamily.com⁠

DivorceCare – https://www.divorcecare.org⁠

BetterHelp (online counseling) – https://www.betterhelp.com⁠ National Domestic Violence Hotline – Call or text 988 or visit https://www.thehotline.org⁠

You can always reach us at:

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We’re so glad you’re here.

Part 2 is coming next.

If you want, I can tailor the resource list to be: more faith-based only more therapy/mental health focusedor even add co-parenting + legal resources depending on your audience.