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Still Here - Midnight Conversations for the Ones Aging Alone

Still Here - Midnight Conversations for the Ones Aging Alone

De : Sandra Dilly De Leon/Sable Ryn
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 This isn’t a motivation podcast. This is a human podcast. A late-night, can’t-sleep, “why does life still hurt like this?” It's the late-night room where silence finally speaks kind of podcast. Hosted by Sandy “Dilly” De Leon and her shadow-twin, Sable Ryn, this podcast holds the emotions people aging alone rarely admit out loud. Here, we talk about the things most people hide: the loneliness, the breakups, the betrayals we carried too young, the nights that feel too long, and the fear of growing older alone while pretending everything’s fine. There’s no “5-step plan.” No perfection. Just honest conversation from someone who has lived through the fire and is still figuring things out in real time. If you’ve ever felt invisible… unwanted… unchosen… If you’ve ever held yourself together in the dark… If you’ve ever whispered, “I’m tired of being strong,” Whether you’re childfree, divorced, widowed, estranged, solo by choice, solo by circumstance, or quietly holding your world together… this is where you can breathe. Midnight conversations. Raw truths. A seat waiting for you in the dark.. New episodes drop in the quiet hours — for the ones who don’t sleep, who overthink, who feel too much, and who are still here anyway. Come sit with me. There's room here You don’t have to carry this alone. Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Sciences sociales
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