Podcast Episode 117: Hollywood Screenwriter Julia Yorks Talks Self-Worth, Self-Love, And The Impact Of Media on Perceptions Of Love And Relationships

She explains why the addictive nature of toxic love feels so familiar…

 

After the release of Wuthering Heights, TikTok was exploding with reactions like, “this movie made me want to text my ex.” At the same time, buzzy shows like Tell Me Lies and American Love Story are keeping messy, complicated romances front and center, proving pop culture can’t quit a train-wreck love story.

Hollywood screenwriter Julia Yorks, shares her personal journey through divorce, and explores the addictive nature of toxic love, discussing how media influences perceptions of relationships. This conversation offers insights into self-worth, emotional regulation, and healthier relationship choices.

 

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